Topic 4 Space Exploration

To observe and gather information about solar systems

To determine the composition of the core of Mars

To test the effect of living in space on the human psychology

To predict weather to declare state of emergency

To study the formation of stars and planets

To monitor Earth's weather patterns

To explore the surface of Mars

To track near-Earth objects

It is close to Earth to allow easy servicing when problems arise.

It is far from Earth and can see deeper into the universe.

It can take samples from planets to determine chemical composition.

It is smaller and cost less money to build.

It operates primarily in the visible light spectrum.

It has a massive mirror for better resolution.

It is designed to orbit the Earth at a low altitude.

It is equipped with a robotic arm for repairs.

To launch satellites into orbit.

To conduct deep space communication.

To perform high-resolution imaging of distant galaxies.

To monitor volcanic activity on Earth.

to provide pets for the astronauts

to defend Earth from aliens

to build structures to colonize Mars

to determine if Mars is habitable or has previously been inhabited by looking for water sources

to contact aliens using radio waves

so they can heat the cold parts of the galaxy with infrared light

visible light only shows some information and more information can be collected using other wavelengths

They use gamma rays for intergalactic battle.

is able to destroy cancer cells

speeds up molecules increasing temperature

shows colors of visible light

shows temperature

frequency and energy increase

frequency and energy decrease

frequency increases but energy decreases

frequency decreases but energy increases

to inform the government about impending disasters

to gather information about space

to quell the rising of Ocean levels

to develop technology to stop hurricanes