Space By Matthew Maguire
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The document introduces the reader to the wonders of space, noting that humans have not discovered everything about it. It discusses how human life began on Earth and how technology has allowed humans to learn more about the universe, such as the relative sizes of planets and stars. The document suggests that continuing to learn about what is beyond Earth could help humanity discover if there is other life and prepare for possible threats. Some scientists now believe there may be parallel universes with alternate versions of Earth and people. The summary encourages going into space to discover more about the universe.
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Space By Matthew Maguire
- 2. Welcome, to the wonderful world that no humans have ever truly discovered everything about.
- 3. Welcome to Space. Welcome, to the wonderful world that no humans have ever truly discovered everything about.
- 5. The start of human life was on the planet earth.
- 6. The start of human life was on the planet earth. The humans had little idea about what was in space .
- 8. But recent explosions in technology have allowed humans to get amazing pictures like this.
- 10. And slowly the humans discovered more about our universe.
- 11. And to give you an idea of the sizes of some planets the humans found information about there is this… And slowly the humans discovered more about our universe.
- 13. As you can see, on this diagram the earth looks very big.
- 15. But when you compare it to some of the other planets on this diagram, it looks small.
- 17. And when you compare it to the sun, you can barely see it.
- 19. But it is only when you look at it on this scale that the earth becomes invisible, and the sun looks so small.
- 21. And on this scale even the sun becomes almost invisible, compared to the size of the mighty Antares
- 23. But if we don’t continue to collect more information about the world beyond earth,
- 24. But if we don’t continue to collect more information about the world beyond earth, We may never find out if there is more life forms in our universe.
- 25. And if we don’t find out if there is more life, we may not be prepared against possible attacks… We may never find out if there is more life forms in our universe.
- 26. And if we don’t find out if there is more life, we may not be prepared against possible attacks… And if were not prepared against possible attacks, the whole human race could be wiped out in the blink of an eye.
- 28. Virtual images have also gave us an idea about what may be outside our solar system.
- 30. However , some sci-fi movies often portray the wrong message. Source: Star Trek
- 32. Scientists now believe that there may be a parallel universe.
- 33. Scientists now believe that there may be a parallel universe. And not just one, there may be an infinite number of parallel universes.
- 35. So could you imagine another earth? Another UK? Maybe even another you?
- 36. So could you imagine another earth? Another UK? Maybe even another you? That’s the shocking information that some scientists believe to be true.
- 38. So maybe it’s about time we went and discovered more about our universe.
- 39. So maybe it’s about time we went and discovered more about our universe. Lets go and discover space!