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Why is most space exploration accomplished with spacecraft that don't have astronauts on board?
Most space exploration is conducted with uncrewed spacecraft due to the high costs and risks associated with human life in space. Uncrewed missions can be designed to endure harsh environments and operate for extended periods without the need for life support systems. Additionally, these missions allow for the exploration of distant or hazardous locations that would be too dangerous for astronauts, maximizing scientific returns while minimizing risk.
Why would the cost of space exploration not be worth it?
Just get a life !
How as space exploration has changed Florida's economy and culture?
well the space exploration has changed Florida's economy because without space exploration we would not have the technology we have today such as laptops and video game controllers
Do space navigations play a role in space exploration because their ability to navigate among the planets true or false?
the meaning of exploration is to explore unknown places so surely if you knew it was there by navigation it would not be exploration bull
What is the result of exploration?
The result of exploration would be discovery and advancement, and that could range from exploration of a jungle thus finding some ruins or space exploration in order to discover life on other planets.
Would you like to be an astronaut someday?
yeswhybecause i want to know all about the space exploration.
What type of rocket was created in 1949 that would later be used for space exploration?
What type of rocket was created in 1949 that would later be used for space exploratio
What kind of space exploration vehicle would be used to evaluate the surface of a terrestrial planet?
Rover
What is the name of the science of travel in outer space?
I don't think it has a name. Space exploration, maybe. Aerospace Engineering would come close.
What is the history of space exploration?
The history of space exploration would come in several volumes. Not one book, but a number of them. Wikipedia has an article that will help you get started. A link is provided. Begin by looking at the table of contents of that Wikipedia article.
Who invented space exploration?
I don't think that "invented" is the proper term for space exploration. "Led" would be more suitable. Over the past century many inventors from different countries experimented with balloons and small rockets. I expect that most had visions of space exploration in mind. In October of 1957, the Soviet Union was the first to put a satellite (sputnik) in earth orbit. Throughout the 1960s, America and the Soviet Union tried to escape the earth's gravity and land on the moon. On July 20, 1969 Neil Armstrong became the first man to step out of his American spacecraft onto the surface of the moon. The Soviets had technically landed on the moon previously when one of their spacecraft crashed into the moon. That is not generally considered the first moon landing.NO ONE CARES ABOUT THAT,WE WANNA KNOW FACTS WHY WE SHOULD GO INTO SPACE.
Space exploration was revolutionized most by?
The development of advanced rocket technology and the creation of artificial satellites have revolutionized space exploration the most. These advancements have enabled humans to travel further into space, gather valuable data about the universe, and establish a continuous presence in space. Additionally, the construction of the International Space Station has allowed for long-term human spaceflight missions and international collaboration in space exploration.
