Supporting standards comprise 35% of the U. S. History Test 28 (B)

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Supporting standards comprise 35% of the U. S. History Test 28 (B)

Supporting Standard (28) The student understands the influence of scientific discoveries, technological innovations, & the free enterprise system on the standard of living in the U. S. The Student is expected to: (B) Explain how space technology & exploration improve the quality of life

Employing the complementary capabilities of both humans & robotic systems will enable humankind to meet its most ambitious space exploration challenges & to increase benefits for society. These benefits can be categorized into three fundamental areas: Innovation Culture Inspiration

More than fifty years of human activity in space have pro- duced societal benefits that improve the quality of life on Earth. The first satellites, designed to s tudy the space environment and test initial capabilities in Earth orbit, contributed crit- ical knowledge and capabilities for developing a wide array of useful advances: satellite telecommunications global positioning advances in weather forecasting solar panels implantable heart monitors cancer therapy—as a result of technologies developed through the Hubble Telescope program, breast biopsies can be performed with a needle rather than a scalpel

Lifeshears are a powerful hand-held rescue tool that can quickly cut through cars & other enclosures to free persons involved in an accident or other dangerous situation light ‐ weight materials linking the world’s telephones implantable heart monitors cancer therapy—as a result of technologies developed through the Hubble Telescope program, breast biopsies can be performed with a needle rather than a scapel food safety for astronauts sets standards private-sector versions of NASA’s NASTRAN program are now used to design everything from chemical plants, refineries and trains to next-generation fighter aircraft, cars, acoustic speakers, electric guitars and skyscrapers Benefits continued

NASA’s research in developing locator beacons in space has been used in creating an international, satellite-based search & rescue system that has saved some 13,000 lives water ‐ purification systems improved computing systems NASA researchers determined that cutting thin grooves across concrete runways reduces the risk of hydroplaning; this technique is now used nationwide on highway curves and overpasses; pedestrian walkways, ramps and steps; and food processing plants and cattle holding pens NASA-sponsored researchers working on methods to grow plants in space have produced world-record crops on earth through use of hydroponics, a technique that uses intense lighting & high levels of carbon dioxide to grow crops NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) are now able to monitor weather patterns from space to enhance hurricane track, landfall and intensity forecasts.

Space exploration will continue to be an essential driver for opening up new domains in science and technology, triggering other sectors to partner with the space sector for joint research and development. This will return imme- diate benefits back to Earth in areas such as materials, power generation and energy storage, recycling and waste management, advanced robotics, health and medicine, transportation, engineering, computing and software. Furthermore, innovations required for space exploration, such as those related to miniaturisation, will drive improvements in other space systems and services resulting in higher performance and lower cost. These will in turn result in better services on Earth and better return of investment in institutional and commercial space activities. In addition, the excitement generated by space exploration attracts young people to careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, helping to build global capacity for scientific and technological innovation. Furthermore, innovations required for space exploration, such as those related to miniaturisation, will drive improvements in other space systems and services resulting in higher performance and lower cost. These will in turn result in better services on Earth and better return of investment in institutional and commercial space activities. In addition, the excitement generated by space exploration attracts young people to careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, helping to build global capacity for scientific and technological innovation. Space exploration will continue to be an essential driver for opening up new domains in science and technology, triggering other sectors to partner with the space sector for joint research and development. This will return imme- diate benefits back to Earth in areas such as materials, power generation and energy storage, recycling and waste management, advanced robotics, health and medicine, transportation, engineering, computing and software. ?

Culture and Inspiration— space exploration offers a unique and evolving perspective on Humanity’s place in the Universe, which is common to all. Every day, space exploration missions fulfill people’s curiosity, producing fresh data about the solar system that brings us closer to answering profound questions that have been asked for millennia: What is the nature of the Universe? Is the destiny of humankind bound to Earth? Are we and our planet unique? Is there life else where in the Universe? Culture and Inspiration— space exploration offers a unique and evolving perspective on Humanity’s place in the Universe, which is common to all. Every day, space exploration missions fulfill people’s curiosity, producing fresh data about the solar system that brings us closer to answering profound questions that have been asked for millennia: What is the nature of the Universe? Is the destiny of humankind bound to Earth? Are we and our planet unique? Is there life else where in the Universe?

Space exploration is a global endeavor contributing to trust and diplomacy between nations. Enhanced global partnerships and exploration capabilities may help advance international prepared ness for protecting the Earth from catastrophic events such as some asteroid strikes, advancing collaborative research on space weather and protecting spacecraft by developing new means for space debris removal. Knowledge derived from space exploration may also contribute to implementing policies for environmentally sustainable development. Though the precise nature of future benefits from space exploration is unpredictable, current trends suggest that significant benefits may be generated in areas such as new materials, health and medicine, transportation, and computer technology. New opportunities for job creation and economic growth are being created by private enterprises that are increasingly investing in space exploration and seeking ways to make space exploration more affordable and reliable, and thus, more sustainable and profitable. Space exploration is a global endeavor contributing to trust and diplomacy between nations. Enhanced global partnerships and exploration capabilities may help advance international prepared ness for protecting the Earth from catastrophic events such as some asteroid strikes, advancing collaborative research on space weather and protecting spacecraft by developing new means for space debris removal. Knowledge derived from space exploration may also contribute to implementing policies for environmentally sustainable development. Though the precise nature of future benefits from space exploration is unpredictable, current trends suggest that significant benefits may be generated in areas such as new materials, health and medicine, transportation, and computer technology. New opportunities for job creation and economic growth are being created by private enterprises that are increasingly investing in space exploration and seeking ways to make space exploration more affordable and reliable, and thus, more sustainable and profitable.

The challenges of space exploration have sparked new scientific and technological knowledge of inherent value to humankind, leading to better understanding of our Universe and the solar system in which we live. Knowledge, coupled with ingenuity, provides people around the globe with solutions as well as useful products and services. Knowledge acquired from space exploration has also introduced new perspectives on our individual and collective place in the Universe. The challenges of space exploration have sparked new scientific and technological knowledge of inherent value to humankind, leading to better understanding of our Universe and the solar system in which we live. Knowledge, coupled with ingenuity, provides people around the globe with solutions as well as useful products and services. Knowledge acquired from space exploration has also introduced new perspectives on our individual and collective place in the Universe.

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