John Di Pippo

John Di Pippo My name is John Di pippo. I am 18 years old. I weigh 153 pounds, and I am about 6 feet. My short brown hair, my eyes are light brown. I think that I am a strong person. In most cases, I usually do not solve things or react too much. I am calm, very round, do not worry. One reason why I did this is that it made me lazy. There is a bad habit of not letting go or not at the last minute. My other weak point is that it is very shy to those I really do not know.

Simonetta Di Pippo is the director of the United Nations Space Agency (UNOOSA) and is responsible for the human space flight of the former European Space Policy Observatory, responsible for the human space flight of the European Space Agency (it is a great title) . In mid September she gave a speech on space international cooperation in Wellington. The size of the International Space Treaty and bureaucracy may surprise you. The Foundation is the "Space and Space Treaty" and has a history of 50 years. This outlines the four principles we know familiarly: exploration and use apply to all countries; states can not claim sovereignty; no weapons of mass destruction

Di Pipo explained that space-related activities are now worth $ 320 billion. Rocket laboratory means that Aotearoa is one of 11 countries launching their satellites and is the first country to launch a range from a completely private trajectory. In addition to the direct economic impact, it is recognized that the aerospace industry is promoting various technological and industrial innovations. The New Zealand Space Agency said, "Our position in the South Pacific means we have options for clear sky, clear water, and several optimal launch angles."

When I was 4 years old, I first asked my mother "Why?" Question: "Why does Pimpo live in the water?" Mom explained that our goldfish skin is a fish. I live in the water. This answer makes me frustrated, so I asked: 'Why are fish living underwater?' Can we still live in the water? 'Mama replied that the fish robbed oxygen from the surrounding water to breathe; people could not breathe underwater. Then I asked someone apparently irrelevant. '' Ice is made of water, Matteo. 'Two days later, Pippo was found in the freezer