Posts Tagged ‘space travel’

For instance, the Space Elevator/Beanstalk will be used to get a rocket into space before launch, thus saving a lot of fuel. Come up with ideas for space travel and/or space habitats! Be creative.

In the old Days,when space travel was new,astronauts traveled in space capsules,how did they control the capsules themselves? Please keep it simplified.

We always talk about space travel and lots of films about outer space and all. But how much our science has achieved till now? With known methods how much time would we really take to reach to nearest star? What are known obstacles?

It has often been said that the human race are just infants when it comes to physics. Not long ago, an acquaintance of mine made such a statement, and actually she is correct. It does appear that human scientists have a lot to learn. If we are going to travel to other parts of the galaxy and to other faraway places, we are going to need a highly sophisticated super computer GPS device. But, not a “global positioning system,” in this case the letter “G” will stand for Galactic, instead of global.

You see, we need to create a Galactic Positioning System which takes into consideration the movement of all the planets and solar systems, and our current location. And when we do long-term space travel, or traveling through artificially created wormholes, or black holes we can use this device to always know where we are in relation to everything else, which is also constantly in motion. Without that we can never travel to where we want to go, with any accuracy. And remember things are pretty far apart if you miscalculate.

What we may find is that we can travel to faraway locations by jumping off at exactly the right time, by creating an energy event that leaves us in one place while the entire system rotates around us and where we are will soon be where we want to be. The concept of space warping and time travel will eventually be conquered by human scientists, and we should expect with our increasing computer technology that this will be inevitable.

Thus, it makes sense to get working on it right away, to figure out the mathematics involved, and use our current theories to predict how best to get from one place to another quickly. Indeed, I hope you will please consider all this.

Author: Lance Winslow
Article Source: EzineArticles.com
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Yes, space travel has led to some technological advancements for the PC and whatnot- but those advancements could have been made faster had the money used for space funding was just directed into technology.

As for needing to research another living space to compensate for overpopulation- what are we going to do? Just keep expanding throughout the solar system? Eventually we’ll meet a wall- it’s not about expansion, it’s about being responsible and controlling ourselves. We already know there’s no chance for life on the planets currently, so why is money being spent to travel to space to study its history? If they were planning on expanding, shouldn’t they be spending money to build technology to sustain humans on the moon or other planets