My epic padlet by Eric Alcazar Madridano https://padlet.com/ericalcazar1/qlaryh0anyra7h1u en-us 2023-01-18 08:24:16 UTC 2023-03-01 09:29:21 UTC hello@padlet.com ericalcazar1 https://padlet.com/ericalcazar1/qlaryh0anyra7h1u/wish/2448015131 Main idea:
- it discusses Elon Musk's project of going to Mars.

Facts and arguments:
- Elon Musk founded SpaceX in 2002, the company trying to go to Mars.
-   Dragon is the name of the spacecraft which attached to the international space station in 2012, also it returned to the Earth safely
- On the 8th of April the Dragon made a successful trip around the ISS.
- Falcon Heavy a new rocket has taken the title of the most powerful
- Musk says that by 2026  he will be able to get people to Mars
Dialogue:
- How the Dragon made it to the international space station?
- why he thinks that by 2026 he is going to be able to carry people to Mars?

Summary:
SpaceX the private company that Musk has created to in the future take people to Mars and save humans spicy.
With this company, the investor and engineer Elon Musk have created the Dragon which is a rocket that has gone into space and returned safely to Earth.
the estimation made by SpaceX is that by 2026 they will be able to get people to Mars.

APA:
No author (May/02/2016/) SpaceX is Preparing for a Mission to Colonize Mars by 2026. Retrieved from https://interestingengineering.com/innovation/spacex-is-preparing-for-a-mission-to-colonize-mars-by-2026
 

]]> 2023-01-18 08:30:28 UTC https://padlet.com/ericalcazar1/qlaryh0anyra7h1u/wish/2448015131 alexcastellsaguer https://padlet.com/ericalcazar1/qlaryh0anyra7h1u/wish/2448022530 Main idea:
-Elon Musk Mission to Mars
Arguments/facts

-Earth is 140 million miles from the Earth.

-Mars it is a little bit cold but he says that with the technology he could warm it up.

-The Atmosphere is primarily CO2 but it has two little but things that are nitrogen and Argon, this means that we can plant plants just by compressing the atmosphere.

-The gravity of Mars is 38% of the earth, which means that you could lift heavy things with not too much effort.

Dialogue
-I don't have many questions because it explains it very clearly.

- the money won't be a problem because Elon Musk is a billionaire.

Summary
- The easiest planet to go to is Mars for all the reasons y mentioned.

-Starship will be the world’s most powerful launch vehicle ever developed, with the ability to carry in excess of 100 metric tonnes to Earth orbit.

-The starship will be of reusable transportation.

-The starship will land at 7.5 kilometers per hour, and it is going to decelerate with aerodynamics. the shield is made of very strong materials to support the heat and even the shield supports a lot of hot they spect to be some ablation.

Elon Musk (n.d.) SpaceX. Retrieved from: https://www.spacex.com/human-spaceflight/mars/]]> 2023-01-18 08:37:22 UTC https://padlet.com/ericalcazar1/qlaryh0anyra7h1u/wish/2448022530 ericalcazar1 https://padlet.com/ericalcazar1/qlaryh0anyra7h1u/wish/2448023455 Main idea:
how is going to be colonized Mars step by setep
Arguments/facts
- it will take 50 years to have a completely colonized Mars
- in this process, lots of missions are going to be don
- it will have plenty of new technology
- when Mars is colonized governments to control the population are going to be established 
- lots of reobable energy is going to be used 
- at some point, we will go to other places to get free water 
Dialogue
- from where we will get all the materials needed?
- what are the risks of this colonization?
Summary
- the process of colonization will be done over years in the first one expeditions to recollect information are going to be sent, then in the following ones the first establishments will be set on Mars, and from there humanity will expand, allowing more people on Mars and eventually humanity will have colonized the red planet and a new "Erath" will be created.
Reference APA style
- the infographics show (17/ago/2022) how humanity will actually colonize Mars, year by year, Retrieved forme https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29ejNlDZg5g]]> 2023-01-18 08:38:24 UTC https://padlet.com/ericalcazar1/qlaryh0anyra7h1u/wish/2448023455 alexcastellsaguer https://padlet.com/ericalcazar1/qlaryh0anyra7h1u/wish/2448048131 Main idea: pros of colonization on Mars.

Positive arguments:
-Avoid human extinction.

-Mars is similar to Earth.

- Mars is the closest planet to the Earth.

-Experience a new model of society.

-Progress with scientific research and human research.

Dialogue: I think that trying to colonize in Mars is a good idea.  basically, if Earth destroys we could have an alternative.

Summary:
The main facts of this source are:
-Avoid human extinction, Basically, the source says that the population is increasing a lot so we are not gonna fit in on Earth. Another point is climate change: melting glaciers make the ocean levels rise, and deforestation is also a big problem, extinction of species. We are running out of space and the unique possibility is going to another world. The hypothesis of the source is going to another planet.

-Mars: It is a better idea to go to mars?  the advantages are: it is the closest planet to the Earth, they found the presence of water, that's the most important point.

Progress scientific research: The Moon and Mars remain in the sights of NASA and ESA, both because of their proximity to planet Earth and because they can be inhabited by humans.

A new model of society: The whole point is to create new branches of human civilization, It’ll have its dialect, literature, own jokes, and sense of humor. It’s going to be different, a different culture, and I think that’s good.


Team ArchiMars (April 27, 2021) Discover the five reasons to colonize Mars. Retrieved from:
https://universe.wiki/2021/04/19/discover-the-five-reasons-to-colonize-mars/




]]> 2023-01-18 09:03:12 UTC https://padlet.com/ericalcazar1/qlaryh0anyra7h1u/wish/2448048131 ericalcazar1 https://padlet.com/ericalcazar1/qlaryh0anyra7h1u/wish/2448061436 Main idea:
- is it ethical to go to Mars
Arguments/facts
- colonizing Mars could harm any indigenous life that we could find on the red planet.
- at this moment on mars it could be processes of life creation that can be destroyed by colonizing it.
- the machines for space traveling use natural resources, and these generate waste product
- makes harm to the earth
-it damages the solar system 
Summary
maybe now on the red planet, some kind of new life is being created because a flowing liquid has been found. If we colonize Mars this new life that could had emerge gets destroyed.
Also, the colonization of the red planet has significant damage to our planet, because the machines use for space travel and all these things are made out of natural materials, which can leave some waste.
We need to take into account that these missions of colonization harms also the solar system, by disturbing the gravitational balance between the celestial bodies and can affect Mars and the Earth 

Dialog
- with all these consequences it is still profitable to go to Mars?
- there are other ways to go to Mars without all these consequences?

Reference APA style
D.Stemwedel (Sep 30, 2015) Would It Be Ethical To Colonize Mars?, Retrieved from https://www.forbes.com/sites/janetstemwedel/2015/09/30/would-it-be-ethical-to-colonize-mars/?sh=92866a950154]]> 2023-01-18 09:15:18 UTC https://padlet.com/ericalcazar1/qlaryh0anyra7h1u/wish/2448061436 alexcastellsaguer https://padlet.com/ericalcazar1/qlaryh0anyra7h1u/wish/2448062020 Main idea:
- After Mars, Where to Next?
Arguments/facts

-Then of mars, Uranus should be the next planet humans should visit.

-According to NASA, only one spacecraft Voyager 2 has visited distant Uranus and it only spent about six hours

-cover three themes: origins, worlds and processes, and life and habitability


Summary
-Going to Uranus would be visiting the seventh planet from the Sun it should be the highest priority large mission.

-The proposed Uranus Orbiter and Probe first recommended by the decadal survey in 2011 would launch by 2032 and conduct a multi-year tour to transform knowledge of ice giants in general, and the Uranian system in particular. I would be proof.

-Second-highest on NASEM'S list, meanwhile, is the Enceladus Orbilander designed to search for evidence of life on Saturn's Enceladus moon from orbit and during a two-year landed mission.

-This report sets out an ambitious but practicable vision for advancing the frontiers of planetary science, astrobiology, and planetary defense in the next decade, says Robin Canup, of the nasem steering committee, in a statement.

Dialogue
- How much money do we need to accumulate to go to Uranus?

-How many Persons do we need?

-What would be the risks of going to Uranus?


-Stephanie Mlot (April 20, 2022) After Mars, Where to Next? Scientists Say Uranus. Retrieved from: https://www.pcmag.com/news/after-mars-where-to-next-scientists-say-uranus#:~:text=Where%20to%20Next%3F-,Scientists%20Say%20Uranus,Science%2C%20Engineering%2C%20and%20Medicine.
]]> 2023-01-18 09:15:56 UTC https://padlet.com/ericalcazar1/qlaryh0anyra7h1u/wish/2448062020 General information ericalcazar1 https://padlet.com/ericalcazar1/qlaryh0anyra7h1u/wish/2448066874 2023-01-18 09:20:52 UTC https://padlet.com/ericalcazar1/qlaryh0anyra7h1u/wish/2448066874 Positive ericalcazar1 https://padlet.com/ericalcazar1/qlaryh0anyra7h1u/wish/2448067205 2023-01-18 09:21:15 UTC https://padlet.com/ericalcazar1/qlaryh0anyra7h1u/wish/2448067205 marccambara https://padlet.com/ericalcazar1/qlaryh0anyra7h1u/wish/2448069644 Main idea:
- Will Mars cause a war or will it cause peace

Arguments/facts
- The new areas that will want control are in North and South America, Africa, Asia, and Oceania, not on Mars.

- High economic risk

-New reproduction on Mars

-Technological opportunities

Dialogue
- Will Mars be an excuse for war?

Summary

-Exploration often has to lead to much disunity and violence. It discusses possible scenarios of the future international space policy in the context of one of the current greatest challenges: plans to prepare the manned mission to Mars and then to establish the first human outer space colony. 

- However, this is a matter of the relationship between the politicians and Elon Musk's predecessors. Because some countries will use military power to grow and reach first Mars.


-In conclusion, in this source, we are talking about the colonization of Mars whether it will be peaceful or military countries engaged in the race. This depends on a number of factors, including the trends at the turn of the 21st and 22nd-century international relations.

Reference APA style

Szocik, K. (2017, November),War or peace? The possible scenarios of colonizing Mars. ScienceDirect, 42, 31-36. ]]> 2023-01-18 09:23:55 UTC https://padlet.com/ericalcazar1/qlaryh0anyra7h1u/wish/2448069644 marccambara https://padlet.com/ericalcazar1/qlaryh0anyra7h1u/wish/2448070660 Main idea:
- How are we advancing the investigation of the exoplanets.

Arguments/facts

-The first phase of exploration entails building an understanding of how many and what kinds of planetary systems nature has provided.

-The goal is to see whether there are exoplanets that show signs of possible life.

-The closest stars that will be explored are at 60 light-years from our Sun.

Dialogue

- What benefits as more, Mars or Exoplanets?

Summary

-The primary goal of the exploration program is to discover and characterize planetary systems and Earth-like planets around nearby stars. More in concrete, find a habitable planet in case we let die the Earth.

-Many of these projects have been advanced because of the ground telescope that helps us to see the tiniest details. The second goal is to see whether there are exoplanets that show signs of possible life.

-The "nearby" to the stars that lie within approximately 20 parsecs (60 light-years) of our Sun. This is the maximum distance using technology in this decade. As we can see, all this explorations will be finished in a lot of years.

Reference APA style

-Bolles.D(2023, January, 24)Exoplanet Exploration.  Retrieved from: Exoplanet Exploration | Science Mission Directorate (nasa.gov)]]> 2023-01-18 09:24:57 UTC https://padlet.com/ericalcazar1/qlaryh0anyra7h1u/wish/2448070660 marccambara https://padlet.com/ericalcazar1/qlaryh0anyra7h1u/wish/2448070871 Main idea:

- Space exploration, how it works, and the prehistory 

Arguments/facts

-The space age began on October 4, 1957.

-The Soviet Union successfully launched the first artificial satellite, Sputnik 1, into orbit around Earth.

-Yuri Gagarin is the first human being to travel to space.

-Neil Armstrong became the first person to set foot on the Moon.

Dialogue

-There is something bigger than the space?

-How much it cost the first rocket

Summary

-The space age began on October 4, 1957, when the Soviet Union successfully launched the first artificial satellite, Sputnik 1, into orbit around Earth. Less than four years later, on April 12, 1961, Soviet cosmonaut Yury Gagarin became the first human being to travel in space, as he orbited Earth aboard the Vostok 1 spacecraft.


-Sounding rockets and artificial satellites that have been used for scientific research, telecommunications, meteorology, photographic reconnaissance, navigation, and many other applications.



Reference APA style

-Dooling.D, Sharpe Mitchell R (2023)space exploration. Retrieved from:space exploration -- Britannica School (eb.com)
]]> 2023-01-18 09:25:13 UTC https://padlet.com/ericalcazar1/qlaryh0anyra7h1u/wish/2448070871 Negative ericalcazar1 https://padlet.com/ericalcazar1/qlaryh0anyra7h1u/wish/2448073652 2023-01-18 09:27:54 UTC https://padlet.com/ericalcazar1/qlaryh0anyra7h1u/wish/2448073652 marccambara https://padlet.com/ericalcazar1/qlaryh0anyra7h1u/wish/2448076073 Main idea:
- Elon Musk Colony Plan and instructions.

Arguments/facts

-The rockets will be designed to fly about 1,000 times each.

-He envisions 1,000 or more ITS spaceships, each carrying 100 or more people.

-The project could get 1 million people to Mars within the next 50 to 100 years.

-Price of a Red Planet trip is down to $200,000 or so per person.

Dialogue

- Will it be a benefit?

Summary

-Elon Musk will use a reusable spaceship called Interplanetary Transport System (ITS). This is the most powerful rocket launched in history by far.

-The rockets will be designed to fly about 1,000 times each, Musk wrote. Eventually, Musk wrote, he envisions 1,000 or more ITS spaceships, each carrying 100 or more people, leaving Earth orbit. In addition, the price of a Red Planet trip is down to $200,000 or so per person. As we can see there will be more privilegies in the future for being more prosperous than others.

-These are some quotes from Elon Musk. "There is a huge amount of risk. It is going to cost a lot," Musk wrote. "There is a good chance we will not succeed, but we will do our best and try to make as much progress as possible."


Reference APA style

-Wall M (2017, June, 14) SpaceX's Mars Colony Plan: How Elon Musk Plans to Build a Million-Person Martian City. Retrieved from: https://www.space.com/37200-read-elon-musk-spacex-mars-colony-plan.html

]]> 2023-01-18 09:30:24 UTC https://padlet.com/ericalcazar1/qlaryh0anyra7h1u/wish/2448076073 alexcastellsaguer https://padlet.com/ericalcazar1/qlaryh0anyra7h1u/wish/2455821023 Main idea:
-Concepts for Mars Sample Return
Arguments/facts
-This plan is to bring the soil of mars safely to the Earth.
If this is possible they would send a robot to mars to investigate the planet.

Dialogue
-Do you think this would be possible?
-I think yes.
Summary
-When they bring the proof of soil safely to the Earth we would analyze it in every detail.
-Then the robot called Rover is the one who will analyze a big part of the planet to know if we can survive there or not.
- Nasa is trying to do it possible.
-When the robot arrives on earth Scientists plan to conduct detailed chemical and physical analysis in laboratories around the world to look for signs of past life on Mars and perform many other studies beyond the capabilities of instruments delivered to Mars.


Managed by the Mars Exploration Program and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory for NASA’s Science Mission Directorate. (Dec. 8, 2022) Mars Exploration. Retrieved on https://mars.nasa.gov/mars-exploration/missions/mars-sample-return/



]]> 2023-01-25 08:27:25 UTC https://padlet.com/ericalcazar1/qlaryh0anyra7h1u/wish/2455821023 marccambara https://padlet.com/ericalcazar1/qlaryh0anyra7h1u/wish/2455869604 Main idea:
- Will Mars cause a war or will it cause peace

Arguments/facts
- The new areas that will want control are in North and South America, Africa, Asia, and Oceania, not on Mars.

- High economic risk

-New reproduction on Mars

-Technological opportunities

Dialogue
- Will Mars be an excuse for war?

Summary

-Exploration often has to lead to much disunity and violence. It discusses possible scenarios of the future international space policy in the context of one of the current greatest challenges: plans to prepare the manned mission to Mars and then to establish the first human outer space colony. 

- However, this is a matter of the relationship between the politicians and Elon Musk's predecessors. Because some countries will use military power to grow and reach first Mars.


-In conclusion, in this source, we are talking about the colonization of Mars whether it will be peaceful or military countries engaged in the race. This depends on a number of factors, including the trends at the turn of the 21st and 22nd-century international relations.

Reference APA style

Szocik, K. (2017, November), War or peace? The possible scenarios of colonizing Mars. ScienceDirect, 42, 31-36. ]]> 2023-01-25 09:16:31 UTC https://padlet.com/ericalcazar1/qlaryh0anyra7h1u/wish/2455869604 ericalcazar1 https://padlet.com/ericalcazar1/qlaryh0anyra7h1u/wish/2455878427 Main idea: pros and cons of going to Mars
Arguments/facts:
Pros:
- Live on earth is not guaranteed so we should become a multiplanet society, to survive.
- Going to Mars would make humanity self-sufficient, and with these new and betters ways of water saving or solar energy storage would develop.
- As we will need robots and other technological things to live on Mars, humanity will be forced to improve in these types of things.

Cons:
- It is a very dangerous fly because humans could; Stave, Freez or the oxygen could finish, also on Mars we have the "Global dust storms" that are extremely dangerous.
-The cost of going to Mars is to high, it is said that the cost will be 500 million dollars, but some exºperts say that could be more because the rocket needs lots of fuel.
- If the people that have been sent to Mars need a rescue, is estimated that 2 years will pass until the earth could send a rescue mission.

Dialogue:
- it is feasible to become
- how we will get all this money?
- it will take a lot to develop all this new technology?
- How we will overcome all these problems, like the starving and other ones?

Summary:
As life on earth is not sure we should think about moving to another planet, this will force the human sepecy to be more self-sufficient and like this, we will learn how to waste more energy, because when we arrive there we won't have a lot of energy.
Also, great advances in technology will be made because to survive on mars we need better technology as robots ore modified cars.
All these things have also a bad side. As the cost of going to mars is very very high, some experts say that it will be around 500 million dollars or even more. People on the fly could stay or freeze. in case we arrive on Mars safely we will need to survive the dust storms on mars.
The fastest rescue that could be sent if the trip to Mars went wrong and they needed a rescue would take 2 years to send at least

APA:
Vanzetti.D (june/23/2020)Why go to Mars. Retrieved from https://stargazersclubwa.com.au/why-go-to-mars-the-pros-and-cons/#


]]> 2023-01-25 09:24:51 UTC https://padlet.com/ericalcazar1/qlaryh0anyra7h1u/wish/2455878427 ericalcazar1 https://padlet.com/ericalcazar1/qlaryh0anyra7h1u/wish/2455886943 Main idea: pros and cons of going to Mars
Arguments/facts:
Pros:
- Live on earth is not guaranteed so we should become a multiplanet society, to survive.
- Going to Mars would make humanity self-sufficient, and with these new and betters ways of water saving or solar energy storage would develop.
- As we will need robots and other technological things to live on Mars, humanity will be forced to improve in these types of things.

Cons:
- It is a very dangerous fly because humans could; Stave, Freez or the oxygen could finish, also on Mars we have the "Global dust storms" that are extremely dangerous.
-The cost of going to Mars is to high, it is said that the cost will be 500 million dollars, but some exºperts say that could be more because the rocket needs lots of fuel.
- If the people that have been sent to Mars need a rescue, is estimated that 2 years will pass until the earth could send a rescue mission.

Dialogue:
- it is feasible to become
- how we will get all this money?
- it will take a lot to develop all this new technology?
- How we will overcome all these problems, like the starving and other ones?

Summary:
As life on earth is not sure we should think about moving to another planet, this will force the human sepecy to be more self-sufficient and like this, we will learn how to waste more energy, because when we arrive there we won't have a lot of energy.
Also, great advances in technology will be made because to survive on mars we need better technology as robots ore modified cars.
All these things have also a bad side. As the cost of going to mars is very very high, some experts say that it will be around 500 million dollars or even more. People on the fly could stay or freeze. in case we arrive on Mars safely we will need to survive the dust storms on mars.
The fastest rescue that could be sent if the trip to Mars went wrong and they needed a rescue would take 2 years to send at least

APA:
Vanzetti.D (june/23/2020)Why go to Mars. Retrieved from https://stargazersclubwa.com.au/why-go-to-mars-the-pros-and-cons/#


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