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Hisham Nacev
In July 1969 achieved one of the biggest dreams of human history, namely, the descent ofthe first man on the moon, and then repeated manned space flights after that date to the surface of the planet five times until the year 1972.
Established by these repeated journeys - mostly successful - with many believing that knowledge of the moon and Khbayah had been completed or almost and space scientistsare looking to become the deliberate behind the stars and planets.
But the feet and the American Space Agency (NASA) to launch two satellite probes - knowBmspara "Graal" - in order to "explore" the moon in September / September of last year,creating confusion among observers about the true level of scientific knowledge reached by the scientists in this framework.
But it raised serious doubts about the ability of space exploration programs of the Great Powers to fathom the vast universe which does not represent the moon only a tiny part of it.
In July 1969 achieved one of the biggest dreams of human history, namely, the descent ofthe first man on the moon, and then repeated manned space flights after that date to the surface of the planet five times until the year 1972.
Established by these repeated journeys - mostly successful - with many believing that knowledge of the moon and Khbayah had been completed or almost and space scientistsare looking to become the deliberate behind the stars and planets.
But the feet and the American Space Agency (NASA) to launch two satellite probes - knowBmspara "Graal" - in order to "explore" the moon in September / September of last year,creating confusion among observers about the true level of scientific knowledge reached by the scientists in this framework.
But it raised serious doubts about the ability of space exploration programs of the Great Powers to fathom the vast universe which does not represent the moon only a tiny part of it.
Trip "Graal"
Launched probe Graal - two of the industry recovery unit gravity and the lab's internalAeronautics and Space Administration NASA - on board the rocket, "Alliance Delta 2"from Cape Canaveral, Florida, U.S., and they arrived successively to the moon's orbit on 31 December / December 2011 and early January / February the second 2012.
The duo took the time to more than thirty times the normal period of the previous trips to reach the moon, where the pieces more than four million miles in a matter of three and a half months.
The main objective behind the launch of the rovers - by NASA - is the study of how to formthe moon during the "Exploring the internal segment, to provide further explanation on the theory of thermal evolution on the moon and the achievement of precise measurements of the planet's gravity."
But what raised the question observers statement was the lead researcher behind the project Maria Zuber, when she said on the occasion of the arrival of the rovers to the moon's orbit, that "the moon is still mysterious in many facets .. and that this function will re-write science books on the evolution of the planet."
Launched probe Graal - two of the industry recovery unit gravity and the lab's internalAeronautics and Space Administration NASA - on board the rocket, "Alliance Delta 2"from Cape Canaveral, Florida, U.S., and they arrived successively to the moon's orbit on 31 December / December 2011 and early January / February the second 2012.
The duo took the time to more than thirty times the normal period of the previous trips to reach the moon, where the pieces more than four million miles in a matter of three and a half months.
The main objective behind the launch of the rovers - by NASA - is the study of how to formthe moon during the "Exploring the internal segment, to provide further explanation on the theory of thermal evolution on the moon and the achievement of precise measurements of the planet's gravity."
But what raised the question observers statement was the lead researcher behind the project Maria Zuber, when she said on the occasion of the arrival of the rovers to the moon's orbit, that "the moon is still mysterious in many facets .. and that this function will re-write science books on the evolution of the planet."
Many questionsThis statement shows clearly that the space scientists and despite the passage of more than half a century beginning to explore the moon still have many questions about the composition and method of the planet, but also supports the rhetoric of some media outlets that of the moon "hidden peak" is still hard to exploration.
This also strengthens the position of opponents - especially within the United States - to spend tens of billions of dollars in exploration programs do not meet often only meager results instead of cashing in social programs and health remains a land of millions of people in need.
The other hand, many scientists see it necessary to complete the planet to explore the moon to make it a springboard to other worlds to outer space - Kalmrich for example - and the exploitation of natural resources that abound in these worlds.
It is certain between these two positions opposing is that the march of scientific progress - and specifically in the field of space - should not at all to stop at this point, but we must continue the march of "access" to the outside world, allowing for all of humanity taking advantage of these worlds of opportunities for scientific and exploratory new.
But observers believe it is necessary to address the issue of glaring disparity between the huge expenditures that allocates trips to space exploration and feasibility of these flights.
This does not come in their opinion only through a focus on space programs most useful and most able to meet the expectations for the pressing of human society such as the search for solutions to the problems of global warming, nuclear waste and related industries, and the search for alternative energy sources would spare humanity further wars and alleviate the tension in the world.
This also strengthens the position of opponents - especially within the United States - to spend tens of billions of dollars in exploration programs do not meet often only meager results instead of cashing in social programs and health remains a land of millions of people in need.
The other hand, many scientists see it necessary to complete the planet to explore the moon to make it a springboard to other worlds to outer space - Kalmrich for example - and the exploitation of natural resources that abound in these worlds.
It is certain between these two positions opposing is that the march of scientific progress - and specifically in the field of space - should not at all to stop at this point, but we must continue the march of "access" to the outside world, allowing for all of humanity taking advantage of these worlds of opportunities for scientific and exploratory new.
But observers believe it is necessary to address the issue of glaring disparity between the huge expenditures that allocates trips to space exploration and feasibility of these flights.
This does not come in their opinion only through a focus on space programs most useful and most able to meet the expectations for the pressing of human society such as the search for solutions to the problems of global warming, nuclear waste and related industries, and the search for alternative energy sources would spare humanity further wars and alleviate the tension in the world.
Source: Al Jazeera
