The Hubble Space Telescope : 12 pages in length. In what
has seemed like the blink of an eye, scientific technology has
advanced the human race at such breakneck speed that scientists
are forever attempting to outdo each previous discovery with a
bigger and better replacement. Such is the case with the
fantastic discoveries for which the Hubble Space Telescope has
been responsible during the twentieth century. Had it not been
for the creation of such a monumental piece of scientific
machinery, the world would not have acquired the mountain of
information, photographs and previously unknown details that
have come forth over the last decade. Indeed, the proficiency of
the Hubble Space Telescope has allowed mankind to delve far
beyond the confines of conventional boundaries in order to
encourage further exploration of outer space. The writer
discusses revolutionary and evolutionary aspects of the Hubble
Space Telescope. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
TLChuble.wps

The Hubble Space Telescope : A 5 page research paper which
looks at the Hubble Space Telescope and the ramifications of
some of its discoveries on the science of astronomy. The writer
discusses what the Hubble has revealed about our own solar
system and also the numerous paradoxes that the images from
the Hubble have uncovered that may eventually revolutionize
current scientific thinking. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Hubble.wps

The History Of Unmanned Space Flight : A 9 page paper
that provides a history of unmanned space flight that has lead up
to the Mars Pathfinder mission and the interrelationship of all of
those missions to the eventual human habitation of another
planets, namely, Mars. The quest for Mars was begun 40 years
ago, and all of the space exploration to date, manned or
unmanned, including discoveries about earth and the universe,
have been made toward this purpose. Bibliography lists 7
sources. Unmanned.wps

Mars Exploration: Necessity, Not Choice : A 5 page
discussion of the need for the exploration of this fascinating
planet. Argues that the resources which will be provided by
Mars and the advances we will achieve in technology and
society will offset the costs. Asserts that the exploration of
Mars ensures the future of mankind. Bibliography lists 6
sources. PPmarsEx.wps

The Challenger Disaster / A Study In Ethics : An 11 page
case study examining the events and findings regarding a
booster rocket design flaw in the space shuttle series of which
Challenger was part. Roger Boisjoly was a red-flag-waving
engineer who was regarded as the country’s leading expert in
the area, yet his company, Morton Thiolkol, refused to listen to
his concerns about the safety of the entire mission. Challenger
exploded just after liftoff on January 28, 1986. Boisjoly began
to formulate his theories fully one year before. One source
cited. Cha.wps

How Has The Space Program Progressed? : 6 pages in
length. Inasmuch as the space program started out as more of a
competition between nations, it has blossomed into its own
fruition. Originally a quest to attain first bragging rights with
regard to space exploration, the program began as the result of a
rivalry between the Soviet Union and the United States around
the time of the Cold War. At that time, there was no way
America was going to be outdone by the Soviets when it came
to space exploration; because of the United States' steadfastness
to achieve greater success, the space program was implemented
in full swing. What has come from such intense dedication can
fill a multi-volume collection, from all the positive and
wonderful aspects to all the regretful and unfavorable events.
The writer discusses how the world has gained much
knowledge about what exists beyond this planet through the
explorations of the space program, an adventure that might not
have otherwise come into existence if it were not for the
inherent desire to be the best. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
TLCspace.wps
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