Izzy Moss
NASA Trying to Put First Woman on the Moon
On January 8th the 27ft wide 212ft long rocket made way to row up the Mississippi River, a 40 mile trip from its start location of New Orleans to near Bay Saint Louis. The rocket then will be headed to Mississippi for its final testing to be ready for the predicted launch to the Moon by 2024, except this time with a man and a woman. Along with the Moon NASA is hoping it will be able to reach Mars, along with more space exploration. Arimus 1 is expected to launch in November 2020 with no passengers, Arimus 2 will launch with astronauts, and finally, Arimus 3 with launch with the next man and first woman to walk the moon.
https://www.cnn.com/2020/01/09/us/nasa-rocket-barge-scn/index.html
How do you think this will impact future space exploration?
How will this impact the future of women in science?
What involvement will this provide for women in space exploration?
I think its a huge step for space for exploration because we have never had a women on any other plant besides earth and I think it will give us another look on how humans see things in space.
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I believe that this will create a push for more woman to explore space and or go to the moon. This will overall help space exploration because it’s bringing a lot of potential to the field
ReplyDeletethis is a huge step for women in science and it proves it. this shows than any little girl can be whatever she wants to be.
ReplyDeletethis will help other women and girls be able to do what they want in the future. it will also cause people to make smaller space suits for women or something men and women could share. -elena appel
ReplyDeleteWomen all over the planet should be very proud of whoever that lady astronaut is because she is heavily changing views on women and showing that women can do a job that the field is mostly male dominated in
ReplyDeleteThis will lead the way for more women to become astronauts or do other things involved in space travel. As a result of this more women will be put into leadership roles because they are able to do the same jobs that have thought as primarily male jobs in the past.
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ReplyDeleteIt's always good when women are doing things that aren't common. It will hopefully inspire a lot of young girls to do the same.
I think it can be a good posibility for the future woman generation -giorgiab
ReplyDeleteThis could be big for women in space because prior to this no women has ever been to the moon. This could inspire more women everywhere to pursue a career as an astronaut.
ReplyDeleteI agree with your comments, and I hope this impacts the way women are viewed in space exploration, along with gets more young girls to want to pursue a career in space exploration.
DeleteI definitely think that having more representation is very important and could impact future generations, and the ability for a person to see that what they want is possible to achieve is very important for their motivation to do so.
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I think this is a good step for NASA and all of space exploration because it shows how men and woman are on the same playing field and that is a big step for mankind, although that some things men can do better like physical work but there is also work that woman can do that men cant do because they have advantages, so this is good because if everyone works together we can acomplish more.
ReplyDeleteIt will give us new information about space, for women it will be a huge impact because it will be the first woman on the moon. Women will be involved in physically going up to space with the men and getting the same opportunities.
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ReplyDeleteThis will impact future women in science because it will inspire other women to want to go to the moon, especially if she makes it there. There will be more women who are interested in going to the moon, making it to be more astronauts which is a good things because some people thing women aren't capable of doing this sense it hasn't happened before.
Cal Reynolds
ReplyDeleteI think this is a huge step for equality in the workplace, especially science. Science has always been a male dominated field and this is a huge step in the right direction.