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Showing posts with label value of science in space exploration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label value of science in space exploration. Show all posts

Space, Exploratory Behavior And Genetics

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So much for any psychological support for assertions regarding space as a universal or distinctive object of human curiosity.  What about bi...

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. ...