UNIVERSE
MARS EXPLORATION
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“I believe that pursuing an extraordinary tomorrow will create a better world today, “ she said.
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Mars may be one of the closest planets humans want to colonize, but it certainly isn’t the only one.
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Mae Jemison described the 100-year Starship project to an interested audience.
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“The reason we’re not on the moon has nothing to do with technology and everything to do with public will and commitment, “ Jemison said.
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Detailed explanation-1: -Redd first quotes Mae Jemison in the third paragraph. She quotes her in this part of the article because Jemison is one of the article’s experts and Redd wants to introduce her early.
Detailed explanation-2: -The Moon will provide scientists with new views of early Earth, how the Earth-Moon system and the solar system formed and evolved, and the role of asteroid impacts in influencing Earth’s history-and possibly future!
Detailed explanation-3: -In the article, how important does Mae Jemison think the support of the general population is to the success of space programs? The dedication and support of the general population is needed for a space program to succeed. A space program can succeed without public support, but getting funding is easier with it.
Detailed explanation-4: -The human body is designed to work in Earth’s gravity, which means that when astronauts return to Earth, their bodies have to readjust to the planet’s gravitational force. Astronauts may experience a reduced sense of balance, mobility, and coordination after landing on earth.