Rohan Blog 2009

Hey Guys/Girls

Im putting this post together so I can hand in work and put some funny things up for others to see.

Do you think people will ever live in space? If not, why not? If so, where will they live and how will they do it?

One of life’s greatest achievements is to go to moon many people relish the opportunity also many people play thousands and thousands of money to go into space, but is it possible that one day we could move to another planet to live there that would be unreal.

There are many problems stopping us living in Space for Ex. No gravity, No food, No civilisation it would be like starting again from scratch like the people would have to when Earth was first formed. Many people believe that there is life on other planets there might already be colonies formed that we could join but I don’t believe there is.There is also some major gains for people to live in space for Ex.

Less populated earth reduce of green house gas emissions that is damaging out Ozone layers and causing the Green house effect.Some of the planets are unliveable because of the extreme temperatures and conditions. Mercury is the closest to sun and gets up to 427 degrees when facing the sun and extremely cold when not facing the sun normally around the range of -184 degrees while totally on the other end of the scale Pluto is not even classed as a planet anymore but it is still in space and on a warm day in Pluto the mercury just tips a rather cold -228 degrees._

Another major problem would be were we live for example house, shack or caravan. And somehow getting food and drinks it would definitely be a challenge. Can imagine living in Pluto you would have to wear jacket after jacket and you still would freeze as soon as you hopped out of the rocket.

I’m sure there would be many people and animals who would love to go and live on the moon or on another planet also we would struggle with how to get all your possessions to your new living quarters.

So overall I do think it will be possible ONE day for people to live in space but not anytime in the near future there is just two many problems with the tempeture differences, no gravity, no food, no friends.

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