The proposed article is as follows

I would ask students what they think about this setence.
Then I would give them 
a set of articles on women who develop studies on space and / or are astronauts, and / or develop scientific research in this area.
After that I promote a debate on the question:
Space is a boy kind of thing?

Opening question: "How do you think we discovered that there is a hole in the ozone layer?"

After a short discussion I will introduce some of the satellites that are in space studying our Earth and how the observe the changes in the ozone layer, the different temperatures, the changes in the polar ice growth and the seasonal changes in different countries, and why is it important to continously monitor these and other things from space. 

I think we could use photos from satellites to look climate changes as in the game you propose GEOTAGX. We could try to understand how scientists studies climate changes and how satellites have a role in it.

top 5 reasons why space exploration is important for the world

This cannot be more wrong
http://www.hawking.org.uk/

NOT TRUE

There is a lot of material in English: it is possible to develop a CLIL unit

Agains this is the below cartoon.

of course not! 
The Little Prince, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

And my comic strip is at http://www.toondoo.com/cartoon/10460548

ANALYSE REAL SATELLITE DATA LIKE PROFESSIONALS, where

the students will use the LEO Works software to inspect and analyse real satellite data in a semi-professional manner

 

.http://www.space-awareness.org/ro/activities/6035/a-view-from-above/ 

Also, this question could be launched even like this to induce students to find counterarguments.

As Vanda Dias Merced says! “We must give the people the opportunity to learn and success without limits, because the science is for everyone, it belongs to the people and it has to be available to everyone, because we are naturals explores”    

When Juno was about to crash on Europe, the scientist decided to avoid it, in an ethical way. This is not a lunatic behaviour

I would start with comics/ cartoon . This way I could "break the ice" about subject (image 1) 

Space must be considered for the sustainability of our planet, since many 
phenomena can directly interfere with life in our planet or our way of living.

I would also ilustrate some examples about this:
- The space satelites can get pictures of burning areas with fires from eatrh to get the real percetion of the gravity of the situation (image2).

Then I would make a pair work about NASA's sustainability policy.  

I would ask the students to collect information about the female astronauts and their contributions .
I would then divide the students into two groups and ask to present their findings .
At the end of their presentations , i would ask them to validate the phrase   " space is a boy kind of thing"

I would start with a comic and discuss the  topic with my students.

To understand that space exploration is also an investment for future generations, with important technological implications for the entire population of this planet, it is important to think that would be required dozens of pages to draw up a general list.

With English spin-off term identifies all the technologies developed for space exploration that were then adapted for use in everyday life.

Among the most important in recent years is certainly the topic of photovoltaics.

The solar panel technology has been used since the first automatic space missions, except in cases where the probes were directed towards the outer regions of the Solar System.

The Russian and especially American agency have carried out studies in important to have a lightweight and reliable technology, more and more efficient from the energy point of view.

Very important to the IT field, where the contribution of NASA was crucial.

The big IT development, necessary for space research, has been instrumental in the massive information revolution that began in the late '80s.

Modern space navigation programs on board each satellite, by GPS driving our cars, to those that allow you to watch television, derived from intense studies conducted since the 60s.

Applications are many in the medical field too : by infrared thermometers developed for in the first automatic probes, to the new materials used for the artificial prostheses derived directly by the NASA studies, the development of diode technology for the treatment of some injuries.

The remote control systems, the same ones that are used to activate an alarm or an appliance with the use of a simple cell, derived from technology developed for the control of probes millions of kilometers away, and the remote-controlled rover on Mars.

Digital cameras have made photography accessible to anyone and that even now equip all mobile phones come from intense studies and research for the efficient recovery and transmission of images from the automatic probes.

Modern tires that allow greater grip and safety are derived from research begun during the lunar exploration on the compounds to be used for the wheels of the Jeep that was used by the astronauts of Apollo 15-16-17 during their mission.

The fireproof material of the fire brigade comes from the study on the construction of the first space suits for walking astronauts.

The filtration systems, water purification and recycling have been developed for missions to the Moon and for the long stays the astronauts aboard space stations and may prove essential in providing drinking water to the poorest people in some regions of Africa and Asia.

One could go on with many other examples including the materials that are currently also in couches or mattresses, the freeze-dried food, defrosting systems for aircraft wings, but I think it is obvious that much of our current lifestyle comes from research in the space sector.