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some food can be eaten in there natural forms like fruit and brownies and more. Others you have to add water to. Like spaghetti, mac and cheese and more. Salt

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It causes air pollution for the construction of the rockets.

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the Mars exploration rovers launched towards Mars in June 10 and July 7,2003. In search of answers about Mars history of water.

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SpaceX attempted to make history on Sunday by landing a rocket on an autonomous barge in the ocean. It didn't quite go as planned, though.

After a successful launch of the Jason-3 ocean-monitoring satellite, the rocket's first stage turned around and came plummeting back to Earth. Despite 12- to 15-foot ocean waves and foggy weather, the rocket booster managed to land very close to the center of the drone ship. It touched down gently... and then tipped over as a landing leg gave out. So close!

Here's the video of the landing attempt, from SpaceX CEO Elon Musk's Instagram:

One of the landing legs didn't fully lock out to support the tall booster.

Although the company managed to land its rocket on solid ground in December, landing on an ocean platform would give the company more flexibility in recovering their rockets. Some launch trajectories don't end over land--the ocean platform can go wherever the rocket goes. Plus, the company says the ocean landing pads will come in handy when the rocket doesn't have enough fuel to slow its descent.

This is SpaceX's third attempt to land on an ocean platform, but Musk is optimistic about the next one.

By his estimate, the company will face a few more of these "rapid unscheduled disassemblies" in 2016, with their success rate improving in 2017.

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Video: SpaceX's Falcon 9 Rocket Lands On Drone Ship, Leans, Tips Over

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SpaceX attempted to make history on Sunday by landing a rocket on an autonomous barge in the ocean. It didn't quite go as planned, though. After a successful launch of the Jason-3 ocean-monitoring satellite, the rocket's first stage turned around and came plummeting back to Earth.

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Earth's magnetic field is our radiation shield. Our planet's magnetosphere keeps most of space weather's effects where they belong; safely out in space! Still it doesn't stop all meteors. So if a meteor came down on earth it would cause massive destruction.

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Ever time that a rocket is launched into space it leaves behind the booster. NASA is trying to make rocket boosters that can be reused so it well cost less to go to space. So more people can go to space and citizens can go to space.

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Military and intelligence services use satellite images to see what other nations or groups are doing. They can listen in to electronic communications - this is a big part of what is happenning today in the 'war on terror'. Ships are tracked as they approach a coast to check for smuggling, illegal immigration or security issues. Like it or not, this surveillance is all around us, and a lot of it happens in space. It didn't stop 9/11, but it might prevent the next one.

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Military and intelligence services use satellite images to see what other nations or groups are doing. They can listen in to electronic communications - this is a big part of what is happenning today in the 'war on terror'. Ships are tracked as they approach a coast to check for smuggling, illegal immigration or security issues. Like it or not, this surveillance is all around us, and a lot of it happens in space. It didn't stop 9/11, but it might prevent the next one.

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To send a space ship to space the average cost is about $450 million depending on the size and weight. when a rocket takes off it burns a lot of rocket fuel that is bad for the environment and it costs a lot. Each space ship carry's 50,000 kg plus seven astronauts. Rocket fuel is really flammable and sometimes it blows up everything.

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commercial applications,inspiration to youth,scientific benefits. It can possible give us a home if earth gets to close to the sun.