Elizabeth, 17, was ready to become the first human being on Mars
Elizabeth, 17, was ready to become the first human being on Mars
Prepared to be the first person to visit Mars
Web DeskWeb Desk Edit 1 August 2018
American Space Agency is preparing for the first time to study NASA Mars. In a similar way, a 17-year-old dancer is also going to get the honor of the first human stepping on Mars.
Alice Carlos is only 17 years old, who is currently training to become a vacant in NASA.
He wanted to be the first person to step down on Mars and his interpretation of his dreams is in such a way that in 2033 he will be part of the first human mission to be sent to Mars.
Alisa, the American state of Louisiana, is the youngest student to complete the initial space training, after which she is now a regular part of NASA.Alisa is in 4 languages - English, French, Spanish and Chinese, while Portuguese and Turkish languages are also known, plus Russian education.
Alice wanted to make something unique from her childhood, when she found out that the man had made the moon clear, but Mars was unbelievable, so going to Mars became the biggest dream of her life.They know that it is not possible to return to their land once they go to Mars, yet they are still resistant to reaching about 40 million kilometers from the land.
NASA scientists believe that during the journey of Mars, temporary studies can be poured out on the moon, so the moon village is still underway.
Prepared to be the first person to visit Mars
Web DeskWeb Desk Edit 1 August 2018
American Space Agency is preparing for the first time to study NASA Mars. In a similar way, a 17-year-old dancer is also going to get the honor of the first human stepping on Mars.
Alice Carlos is only 17 years old, who is currently training to become a vacant in NASA.
He wanted to be the first person to step down on Mars and his interpretation of his dreams is in such a way that in 2033 he will be part of the first human mission to be sent to Mars.
Alisa, the American state of Louisiana, is the youngest student to complete the initial space training, after which she is now a regular part of NASA.Alisa is in 4 languages - English, French, Spanish and Chinese, while Portuguese and Turkish languages are also known, plus Russian education.
Alice wanted to make something unique from her childhood, when she found out that the man had made the moon clear, but Mars was unbelievable, so going to Mars became the biggest dream of her life.They know that it is not possible to return to their land once they go to Mars, yet they are still resistant to reaching about 40 million kilometers from the land.
NASA scientists believe that during the journey of Mars, temporary studies can be poured out on the moon, so the moon village is still underway.
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