... respond by saying something about NASA, astronauts, rockets and large space shuttles. Enthusiasts might reference science fiction novels in which propulsion drives easily lift huge spaceships from earth or some distant planet's surface to outer space. The more extreme person might say something about Starwars, Star Trek or any other science fiction movie, quoting the hyper-drive this or quantum flux ... ...

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... would be thought of as old and useless, our children's children will say, 'How did we ever live without this.' It will be amazing but sadly it is only a distant invention of teleporting humans." In all essence Battraw's argument makes logical sense if one were to do the calculations for example, if one were to have a hub in each ... ...

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... expanding the boundaries of the human presence and experience" (qtd. in Stenger 4). Manned exploration is all about the human need to explore the unknown. "Observations might scan the heavens for distant planets. And probes might visit shrouded moons to find what lurks beneath. But for some nothing can replace the human experience beyond the confines of Earth" (Stenger 4). "I personally that to ... ...

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... for ground-based telescopes. To gather the data and information from outer space, the HST has been equipped with high sensitive devices that can observe very faint objects such as distant or small galaxies. The scientists recognize that " understanding of the origin and evolution of the cosmos critically depends on our ability to make quantitative measurements of physical parameters such as ... ...

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I strongly agree that space and its exploration should come to a halt for now and hopefully with more Technology, we can continue in the future Because of the risk of life, and the cost of the projects which we are really gaining nothing from. In the past years due to the exploration of space we have lost many lives. On Feb. 1, 2003 the Columbia Shuttle broke apart in flames about 203,000 feet over Texas, 16 minutes before it was supposed to touch down in Florida. All seven aboard were killed. This is just one of the many incidents that have taken places with space exploration. Other includes...

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