The Physics Of Space Trip

One of the contributing factors to the project failure is lack of management. The Chief Information Officer, Art Smith, is a former plumbing supplier who is not very tech savvy assigned the MARs project to Kate Cohen. Kate, a programmer, had no prior project management experience. Kate is knowledgeable in computer systems, but lacked the leadership and management skills required to drive this project. When implementing a systems change at a scale this large, the project needs experienced management and proper planning. These characteristics were not accounted for when Art appointed Kate as Project Manager.

"'The Martian' Shows 9 Ways NASA Tech Is Headed to Mars." Space.com. N.p., n.d. Web. 08 Mar. 2016.

On the Apollo 11 mission, Neil Armstrong said, “That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.” He was the first astronaut to walk on the moon and this event was a significant point in history for space exploration. Now from the success of the Apollo 11 mission, astronauts will travel to Mars during the 2030’s and I want to take part in the excursion to the Red Planet. In the past couple of years, I have been obtaining knowledge about the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and the exploration to Mars. Ever since I was younger, I enjoyed spending time at night stargazing with friends and family as well as watching Star Wars, Star Trek, and other science fiction movies. Over the years my fascination for outer space

Tristan’s long-term dream to traverse space becomes a reality when he is chosen to pilot a crew of eighty Alliance personnel on a space ship to Mars. “We seldom see in the night sky the dramas that pass us by.” The trip to the red planet leads him on a dangerous and taxing pursuit to make the first claim on ‘treasures’ still buried in the Martian soil: that could steer him, and his team members on to ground breaking discoveries of the century! Due to the painfully long duration of the trip to Mars, the crew is expected to swap roommates every twenty-eight days, this according to Admiral Thomas Booth has to do with “primordial body rhythms and lunar timing” thus is deemed necessary as it will help build anticipation and contest boredom amongst the crew. This, however, leads to an interesting turn of events. The team still finds that the odds are stacked against them. What with the hazards of space threatening their livelihoods and mission, will they all make it to Mars alive?

One large project that is being pursued is colonizing mars with a human population. This will mold the future and newer generations. It can make us question the future and what lies ahead. It has been said that it will take no more than 50 years to fulfill the colonization of mars.

As Humans begin to solve more mysteries in the universe and in our solar system, we begin venturing farther into the unknown. We are only a decade or two away from landing the first human on Mars. With a first of a kind mission, comes many challenges. Not only are there great economic and technical challenges that come from such a manned mission, but also, how will the human body react to such a long mission from Earth to Mars and then back again?

Ultimately, Mars One's mission is to establish a permanent human colony on the planet by 2027. And who will man or woman this mission? Well people like you or me. They were selected from a wide pool of a four-stage application process. The Guardian of February 17, 2015 explains, out of 200,000, the company has already chosen the top 100 applicants. But don't worry, if you still want to go, they are still accepting applications for future

n.d., p. 1). The launch will be controlled from JPL in California. The capsule containing MARVIN will separate from the rocket shortly after leaving Earth’s gravitational pull to begin its long journey to Mars, which should take a little over eight months.

The current Five NASA missions at Mars would pave the way for human crews there in the 2030s and later, in NASA’s journey to Mars

Astronaut Wilson. To family and friends, Jayden Wilson. 3 years of death is what it took to be here today. To be the first person on Mars.

NASA is panning to complete a man-based mission to Mars in the future due to the similarities is has with Earth. There is evidence, that in the past Mars had surface water and possible some sort of life form. In order to complete a man based mission to Mars, NASA has begun taking the many different steps in order to complete a successful mission. NASA has a three Phase Journey they have come up with in order to get to Mars.

Plans to discover more about the space have been underway since the first trip to the space was made. Currently, plans to inhabit and make a living from the planet Mars are exiting each and every ear. Space scientists drawn from NASA and private space study organizations such as SpaceX have vowed to make this a reality in the coming future. Not only are these people ambitious to visit the space and mars, but also the moon. Well, Good luck to them! Hope the trips will be fun, free from calamities as experienced in the previous aborted mission. Before mentioning the specifics and the interesting things about these missions, it is prudent highlighting these organizations, their

By 2032, man will travel to Mars. But the journey there will not be an easy one. The Marsonauts will be forced to deal with the perils of long term space travel including sickness, bone loss, sleep deprivation, and depression. But luckily, the future technology will prepare the Marsonauts by providing the solutions to these issues such as antibiotics, supplements, exercise regimes, computer programs for depression, and sun-mimicking light bulbs. But these will not be the only problems they encounter. Radiation, fuel, food, water, and space weather will challenge our heroes and push them to their limits. The Marsonauts will see firsthand why it is that Mars is a barren, lifeless planet. But it will all be worthwhile for the progression of mankind. Will the Marsonauts be the first representatives of Earth and finally set foot on Mars? Find out what it will take to survive the Journey to Mars.

The weekend of January 16th to the 19th of 1965 will forever go down as a monumental event. Seeing as though this year rings in the fiftieth anniversary of this event, it was widely talked about amongst Astronomy and Space Travel classes at the University. Maria arrived to lecture late on Friday January 17th to find her professor deep in conversation about the first time a group of friends had traveled to space together.………

Space travel is a propelled trip outside our planet. This trip will be either by a spacecraft that contains human inside it or just a controllable spacecraft so engineers or whoever works in the earth station can control this spacecraft. We do space travel because we want to discover more about the universe like how it started and where did our planet come from and if we are by our own or there are other creatures living somewhere else in the universe.