It is the last frontier ( Star Trek) and there are things, planets, and maybe new civilizations to discover.
It started with just sending monkeys, then dogs, and finally humans.
-- Design, construct, configure, and launch robot hardware to conduct space exploration and inquiry. -- Cease all space inquiry and exploration.
i think that i can be a space scientist of nasa by giving some answers of space.
Sometimes the obvious answer is the right one. In general computers can break, malfunction and develop faults. Humans have a level of intelligence that computers and machines just can't have, so sending people into space is useful because they have senses like touch and can repair machines or pilot spacecraft. But, human life is sacred, there's (as you can understand) quite a risk associated with space travel. Humans are designed to live on earth; space is an unnatural habitat for us. If not careful, people could die on space missions etc.
it is so very dangerous to travel if it is not tested by the scientist
they help locate things in space and they improve they way scientist research.
One reason for sending telescopes into space is so that people can get a better look at the stars the second reason for this is so that scientist can discover more about stars.
It started with just sending monkeys, then dogs, and finally humans.
it could be because humans are interested in finding planets that had water sources and places suitable for humans to live in.
pros: We can learn lots of things by sending crews and space probes. For without space probes how would we be able to tell the weather. cons: Many humans can die in space if there is a problem with the space craft and billions of dollars will be wasted.
We all ready have by sending men into space and to the moon.
-- Design, construct, configure, and launch robot hardware to conduct space exploration and inquiry. -- Cease all space inquiry and exploration.
Since scientists were not sure what would happen to humans in space, dogs were used as substitutes for experimental for data gathering.
Depending on your economic, political, and scientific viewpoints, this answer may vary. From a purely economic, standpoint, sending humans to space is costly, and isn't economically viable, because out of the billions of dollars it takes to send someone to space, very little money is returned from what the humans actually do in space.
You go to college for many years, and get post-graduate degrees in a field of science in which you are interested.
She was a space scientist because she discovered a comet from space.
i think that i can be a space scientist of nasa by giving some answers of space.