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The **Age of Exploration** did not end once Christopher Columbus discovered the New World in 1492 or after Portuguese sailor Ferdinand Magellan navigated around the world in 1519. Today, our explorations take us into outer space where we have sent both [|men to the moon] and [|machines to other planets]. Do you believe that man will discover new worlds, resources, and life forms in outer space the same way that earlier explorers did when they traveled the seas?

Imagine that you are a modern day explorer like Prince Henry the Navigator or Christopher Columbus who wants to explore the wonders of outer space. Below are questions Prince Henry and Christopher Columbus had to overcome and find answers to in order to make their expeditions possible. What answers do you come up with for the following questions? Post your answers on your wiki page.

Water and oxygen takes a great deal for humans to live. In addition to, we would die in a matter of seconds if we don't have an air. Then eventually, it would be a time problem that we would die. Without any food food, you can at least survive for a week. Since there is no form of oxygen in space, we need to make a way to convert carbon dioxide into oxygen in order to live, and also to find cheap materials for clothes for people to live in moon.
 * 1) The invention of maritime technologies that allowed sailors to master treacherous and unfamiliar ocean environments is what really allowed for the Age of Exploration to occur. If you wanted to extend the Age of Exploration into outer space, what new space technology would need to be invented so that human beings could travel to other planets and solar systems?

2. Think of some of the fears that existed amongst people during the 15 & 16th century when it came to sailing the open seas (monsters, boiling waters, falling off the edge of the Earth). Identify some of the fears that other people might have today if you had to convince them of traveling into the far reaches of outer space. What would you have to say or do to convince people that their fears are unwarranted and that they will be safe? It WONT be SAFE!!! We would be screwed if we have no supporting materials to live. Each people needs machine guns and a sharp knives to prevent an invasion against the aliens.

3. Both Columbus and Magellan had a hard time finding someone to pay for their trips. If it wasn't for the Spanish monarchy, these men would never have been able to afford the financial cost of their adventures on their own. Finding someone to pay for your space expedition is going to be tricky too. Where would you go to gain the funding you need to pay for your space exploration trip? What would you say to the leaders of that nation to convince them of the benefits your expedition would have for their country

First I will meet president or people in government to persuade I will give more than half of the land, and get supports from them to help pay me.Then, I will start make a bomb to explode their government, Then people who can support their country would all be dead. If I brought the money from the government, it would be a mission success.

Would you volunteer for the mission? Yes or No? ___Yes__!!!!__ Why/Why not? If there is a minor probability, we must at least try out for traveling Mars, since the Earth will explode in destiny. Also, if we research more about this experiment, then we can have more rich resources. What sort of people do you suppose would volunteer for this kind of mission? What would they have to gain? People who are not having enough land to live, also for the U.S government volunteers. They can gain more land. What, if anything could go wrong? The spaceship may explode on the way to Mars. The aliens may be dangerous. What technological advances would have to occur before this could actually happen? Technique to convert carb.dioxide to air.

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Korea Speech laws The South Korean constitution guarantees freedom of speech, press, petition and assembly. However, behaviors or speeches in favor of North Korean Regime or communism can be punished by the 'National Security Act', which has become very rare recently. There is a strict election law that takes effect a few months before elections that prohibit most speech that support, criticizes a particular candidate or party. One can get prosecuted for political parodies and even wearing a particular color (usually of a party) can be prosecuted.