Life Without Cause: World Without Cause Is Life Without Effect

2017.) There are many resources that once depleted, cannot be created and must be obtained from other sources. Without phosphate, life will cease to exist. Luckily, phosphates can be found in abundance on Mars, and beyond. Three published students “predict phosphate release rates during water–rock interactions on Mars that are as much as 45 times higher than on Earth and phosphate concentrations of early wet martian environments more than twice those of Earth.” (Adcock, C. T., E. M. Hausrath, and P. M. Forster.

They studied the surface and collected rocks, and after a day, they left and docked with Collins while he was in orbit then all three flew back. He was known as a worldwide hero for being the first person to walk on the moon. In 1978 Armstrong received presidential Medal of Freedom, and in 2009 he received congressional gold medal and the collier trophy. (Smith, John M, and Tim Cawkwell, the World Encyclopedia of the Film) Neil Armstrong’s impact on society was big because he was the

Paleocene was a time of dense forests and evolutionary experiments due to the extinction of the dinosaurs and other giant reptiles at the end of the Cretaceous. This paved the way for mammals and birds to evolve to fill those empty niches. The Eocene was the time of global warming, with temperatures across the planet soaring. Forests thrived and trees grew even in polar regions. The Oligocene was the start of the global cooling that would eventually shift the Earth 's climate to one where glaciers were present and ice ages were possible.

The first Epoch, the Pleistocene was defined by the formation glaciers spanning the Northern Hemisphere and by the appearance of humans. During this time frame almost every giant mammal had disappeared such as the woolly mammoths, giant wolves, giant ground sloths and wombats. These creatures were called megafauna. The smaller animals also became extinct such as the saber tooth tigers, horses, mammoths and mastodons. These animals once roamed Australia,

The novel The Martian was written in a time period of when humanity decided to send astronauts to Mars. Andy Weir shows that the red planet is uninhabitable without an artificial environment and adequate supplies. Mars’ weather and atmosphere has been studied throughout time, however it comes increasingly known that humanity can not reside on the Mars without immense caution. Research has suggested for many years that Mars has a thin atmosphere and is a cold planet, however advances in technology has allowed groups like NASA (National Aeronautics

However, through a multi-billion year process involving genetic mutations and natural selection, we have come to where we are today: hairless apes walking about on two legs with big brains, opposable thumbs, and iPhones. All of this has happened

The future of space exploration will have forever changed from this moment on. On July 16,1969, man did the impossible, and landed on the Moon. The mission to arrive in total lasted a little bit over eight days. July 20 was the official day of the landing. The whole idea started with the President of the United States at the time, John F. Kennedy.

He was important because he was the first human to explore and walk on the moon. On July 20th, 1969, the United States Apollo 11 was the first mission to land on the moon. He piloted the module to the surface with Buzz Aldrin aboard. At 10:56 A.M., Armstrong exited the Lunar module. As he stepped out of the module one of the few words he said was, “That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.” Armstrong was televised and witnessed by hundreds of millions around the planet.

There were many Apollo missions leading up to the moon landing, but almost all were tests for the commanders and pilots to become familiar with the technology inside of the module. The Apollo 11 mission took three days. Before accelerating to the moon, the S-IVB engine orbited earth for just a little over two and a half hours. This was vital for being able to reach a velocity required to be able to escape Earth’s gravitational pull. There were many issues landing the module on the moon.

I have been soon on my way into a new destination to the limestone lithosphere. In the lithosphere, was the Kaibab limestone, which was where I transferred next. I have been there for millions of years since. As time passed along, I exposed myself to water on the surface. I then got dissolved right back to where I started and became a part of dissolved water molecule.