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Space is far and big. First, the voyager 1 probe has gone more than 19 billion kilometres. Secondly the furthest humans have gone is 400,000 kilometres. Third, the aurora borealis is at about 80 kilometres in the sky and that is far but nothing compared to the other things.

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In my research about space, I learned about technology, travel and the solar system.

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Missions in space are expensive but are worth it. First off, in 1990 the voyager 1 took a photo of earth about 3.7 billion miles away and we were just a dot among the stars. Another piece of information is a dog has been in space to test what happens to it but it costs a lot to send anything into  space. Lastly, after the Apollo program in 1972, NASA operated with about .05% of the US Budget.

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There is a lot in space. First of all, there is way more than 1,000 light years of space (how far light goes in a year) about 6 quadrillion miles and that isn’t even one one trillionth  of the universe. Another piece of information is that there are a lot of stars that have collapsed and those collapsed stars turn into black holes. Lastly, space is so big that gamma bursts are over 1 billion years old.

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Stirone, Shannon. “The Real Cost of NASA Missions.” Popular Science, 5 Nov. 2015, www.popsci.com/real-cost-nasa-missions/. Accessed 20 May 2021.‌

“How Big Is Space? – Interactive Version.” Bbc.com, 2014, www.bbc.com/future/article/20140305-interactive-infographic-of-space. Accessed 20 May 2021.‌

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Space is far and big. First, the voyager 1 probe has gone more than 19 billion kilometres. Secondly the furthest humans have gone is 400,000 kilometres. Third, the aurora borealis is at about 80 kilometres in the sky and that is far but nothing compared to the other things.