Larson-LaMarche Shirley; BS; Researching Indigenous & Ancient Anthropology & Historical Cultural Art.  Environmental Engineering UWM/activist.  Intellectual Studies;  Indigenous & Ancient Global Anthropology and Art, inc. Inca, Aztec, Ainu of Japan, the Aboriginal Australians, the Cap Stone was of the Hawaiian Kingdom & White Earth Nation.  Also including……the indigenous Nations of Northern Sweden, Norway, Finland and Northern Russia …the Sami population.  I had an opportunity to experience an adventure of a life time spending 10 years with the people of Saudi Arabian. I brought home first hand knowledge of their, dress, customs, historical copper plate art works depicting generations of family knowledge.  …and beautiful examples of their artistically calligraphic language.    Eight years working toward an Environment Engineering degree at U.W. Milwaukee, with a 4.0 gpa.  Combining Computer Science Engineering, Arc Technologies, Inter-Governmental Spacial Remote Emergency Response,  and Geo-Sciences.   Larson-LaMarche Shirley; BS;  Researching Indigenous Anthropology & Historical Cultural Art.  Environmental Engineering UWM

Hello Everyone, don't know for certain if I renewed my position at the time the cut off. If not, is there a way to purchase one? Thank you John

Elon Musk recently revealed that Space X is about to send the crewed mission to Mars. A lot of people ask the same question all the time. Why NASA and Space X is so obsessed with Mars's colonization when Venus is more like Earth and the distance to this planet is shorter? The answer is very simple. The surface of Venus has a very thick atmosphere and pressure (equivalent to being thousands of feet underwater) and a surface temperature of nearly 900° F. Venus is about the same size as Earth but otherwise, Mars is a lot more similar. We have the ability to survive in enclosures on the Martian surface but Venus is beyond our capabilities. Distance is not a good way to determine the difficulty of traveling to another planet, as objects in space do not experience friction or drag and so they do not suffer from being slowed down like travel on Earth. The difficulty is instead determined by the energy required to change orbits and, in this case, Mars and Venus both require about the same amount of energy to reach. If you have something to add, please welcome)

Is it possible that in the future our technology can be so advanced that we will be able to travel to venus? As far as I know that Venus is the planet that is most like Earth. But because of the high temperature and atmospheric pressure, it`s impossible now for humans to visit this planet. I wanna ask a question whether it`s possible that one day when our technology is advanced enough to visit this planet?

A few years ago we could not even imagine that such a project as Starlink could ever be possible. But as we can see Starlink has already been started. A lot of people are not satisfied with the prize or other stuff, but still, as for me it is a great step in the future and in some time this project will evolve. And I wanna see your thoughts about Starlink.

According to recent rumors that Space X is going to send a crewed mission to Mars, almost all people are talking about how Space X will solve the fuel issue of how to get there and come back to Earth. And it seems to me that they are really close to solving it. Musk has determined that the water ice locked in the Martian substrata is fuel. As such Musk is building the first industrial-scale water separator, smaller than a submarine, to create breathable Oxygen and Hydrogen which can be liquified and turned into fuel. After which the astronauts can drink the dirt. Now if Musk could just figure out how to launch the water separator and Hydrogen and Oxygen containment tanks and processing hardware that all together is about as large as a submarine at least.