Essays on Space Exploration

It was only a matter of time before one of the observation instruments that has most allowed us to know the universe began to give signs of ‘tiredness’. The Hubble Space Telescope, after more than 28 years orbiting the Earth and showing the cosmos in...

The most important question which I believe should be covered first is the true importance of space exploration. According to NASA, about once every 10,000 years, asteroids larger than about 100 meters would be expected to reach the Earth’s surface which could cause devastating tidal...

Engineers throughout the centuries have systematically succeeded over virtually-impossible projects to produce a number of the greatest and most extraordinary mechanical and structural feats; their ingenuity has played a focal part within the dynamic face of technological advancement. Two thousand years ago the Colosseum of...

Mercury dominant water is a store house of health benefits. It holds great importance traditionally, especially in West Asia. In Ayurveda and Ancient Traditional Hebrew medicine. The nearest planet to the sun, Mercury takes the most benefits from the sun and therefore the raindrops dominant...

Whilst human space exploration has been in stagnation, if not decline, since the 1960’s, as is represented by the percentage of the US federal budget being devoted to NASA, recent ‘stunts’ and technological developments by private space-faring companies have recaptured the public interest in space...

In Cosmic Perspective by Neil DeGrasse Tyson, the author argues on how people should feel empowered and large when learning our place in the universe rather than feeling insignificant or small. Tyson then continues to reason on how people with a big ego tend to...

As the possibility of life beyond Earth continues to be a highly explored topic, understanding how human beings’ planet formed is increasingly crucial. With detailed knowledge of the exact temperature and atmosphere that existed when Earth evolved, researchers can then use this data to look...