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Showing posts with label science of space travel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label science of space travel. Show all posts

Space Exploration, Curiosity, and Human Psychology.

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Emotions and actions are involved in genetic and anthropological considerations of exploration and migration, it is worth outlining briefly ...

SPACE AND THE DESIRE TO EXPLORE

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An argument for a duty to explore space is that humans can only fulfill some inherent human impulses via space exploration, such as the driv...

Views on Astrobiology and the Search for Extraterrestrial Life.

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Given that educational level and scientific literacy positively correlate both with belief in evolution by natural selection and with willin...

Views on Space Exploration.

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Consider the public’s views on space exploration.  As NASA historian Roger Launius (2003) has noted, there has been and there continues to b...

Evolutionary And Religious Perspectives On Space Exploration

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Consider first the public's perceptions of evolution in the United States.  According to the Pew Research Center's 2014 Religious La...

SPACE EXPLORATION AND THE BIG QUESTIONS IN LIFE.

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Another common justification for space travel is that it will provide answers to "life's great issues," such as the genesis of...

Scientific and Space Enthusiasm.

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So much for the notion that spaceflight activities can be justified by their ostensible function in motivating kids to pursue STEM degrees. ...

SPACE EXPLORATION AS AN INSPIRATION FOR EDUCATION.

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The idea that spaceflight should be given more support because it is particularly educationally inspirational is a frequent topic in space a...

SPACE EXPLORATION AND STEM EDUCATION

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STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) and space.  Take, for example, the assertion that spaceflight activities are import...