SPACE EXPLORATION: From Earth To Space

Humans have often gravitated toward looking at the heavens and have wondered about the nature of the objects seen in the night sky. With the development of rockets and the advances in electronics and other technologies in the 21st century, it became possible to send machines and animals and then people above Earth’s atmosphere into outer space.

Well before technology made these achievements possible, however, space exploration had already captured the minds of many people, not only aircraft pilots and scientists but also writers and artists. The strong hold that space travel has always had on the imagination may well explain why professional astronauts and laypeople alike consent at their great surprise.

Space launch systems have been designed to reduce costs and improve dependability, safety, and reliability.

We have often gravitated toward seeing what is inside the skies just like an underdog .Well, we should all see what we feel and feel what we see.

Most U.S. military and scientific satellites are launched into orbit by a family of expendable launch vehicles designed for a variety of missions. Other nations have their own launch systems, and there is strong competition in the commercial launch market to develop the next generation of launch systems.

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Governments realized early on that the ability to observe Earth from space could provide significant benefits to the general public apart from security and military uses.

Now, Most space activities have been pursued because they serve some utilitarian purpose, whether increasing knowledge, adding to national power, or making a profit.

Nevertheless, there remains a powerful underlying sense that it is important for humans to explore space for its own sake, “to see what is there.” and also feel what is there.

Still, looking at the cost of making space exploration fun and angular, most countries across the globe have heard and read about it but they do not have what it takes to make space exploration happen.

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