Travelling to Deep Space

The famous word of the original "Star Trek" is also the dream and reality of many men in history. From the first Russian pilot of the universe, from Yuri Garan to the first moonlit Neil Armstrong. I hope that any of these contemporary explorers can go ahead of anyone else but they can still only reach the moon - just 238,900 miles, very small compared to Star Trek . The problem is that humans can not move between planets and stars, they can survive and land on a trip and can not successfully colonize the planet.

For most of us, the idea of ​​entering the deep space seems like a pipeline dream promoted by a science fiction novel, or a serious adventure that requires a lifetime of astronaut training. But foresightable CEO Elon Musk announced that Spacex is planning to send passengers to the moon in 2018. The statement issued on the Spacex website Monday morning revealed that the trip will be done by two personal passengers. Former astronaut experience It is pleased that you can announce that SpaceX is approaching flying two civilians on a lunar travel in the second half of next year.They are already in order to complete the month's mission I paid a large amount of deposit. "

Forty - five years ago, the Gemini project began. It will bridge the Mercury and Apollo space program and focus on developing equipment and deep space travel techniques for the upcoming month's mission. Ten crews played on a double gemini spaceship. There are hundreds of milestones in the United States, including the first space walk, 14 days of manned orbital endurance, cosmic docking, the best manned orbits ever, and the first space squadron. Many Gemini astronauts take advantage of their experiences and skip the mission of Apollo.

NASA launched the Pioneer 5 space probe on March 11. The purpose of that mission is to move between the Earth and Venus's orbit and to gather information on the deep space between the two planets. The spacecraft measured interplanetary magnetic fields and gathered information about ionization and solar flare particles. In April of that year I succeeded the mission and quit sending data to the earth. In June, Pioneer 5 was able to establish communication with the Earth at a distance of 22.5 million miles, but then lost contact with the spaceship.