Many people believe that, by the year 2100, we will live on the planet Mars. Here is what life could be like.
First of all, transport should be much better. By 2100, spaceship can travel at half of the speed of light.
Secondly, humans need food, water and air to live. Scientists should be able to find plants that can grow on Mars. These plants will provide us with food and air.
Life on Mars will be better in many ways.
However, in some ways, life on Mars may not be better than that on the earth today.
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A.Food will not be the same. |
B.First, people will have more space. |
C.There will probably be no schools on Mars. |
D.There is a problem for us to live on Mars. |
E.It might take us two or three days to get to Mars. |
Imagine you are taking a bus home at night. Suddenly your cellphone loses its signal. The television on the bus has no programs. Everything around us black-except for some strange colorful lights dancing in the sky. What is going on?
These are just the kinds of problems a solar storm might cause. Solar storms happen when solar flares (耀斑)break from the sun and travel towards Earth quickly. Actually, since Sept.4, 2017, the sun has burst out two big solar flares, the most powerful ones since at least 2008 according to NASA. They hit Earth on Sept.7.
Normally, Earth is protected by its magnetic field (磁场). But when strong solar storm mix with it, things change. On the one hand, the colourful lights of the aurora (极光)can be seen from the US and Europe, rather than just from polar (极地的)areas. But on the other hand, the storms can stop the satellite systems that control our computers, cell phones and GPS. They can even cause blackouts (断电) for weeks or months.
, but they can put astronauts in danger. Spacewalking astronauts might have only minutes to hide. For this reason, NASA never plans spacewalks during solar storms.
Scientists now have a new tool called EEGGL, which can predict solar storms and hopefully give us warnings when they arrive. As for the recent storm, scientists say it is still too early to know its effect on our technology. They are closely watching for any long-term effects.
【小题1】A solar storm might cause problems EXCEPT that ______.A.the cell phone loses its signals | B.we get hurt in the eyes suddenly |
C.we have no TV programs | D.everything around turns black |
A.Solar storms happen when solar flares travel toward the sun quickly. |
B.The aurora can only be seen from polar areas during a solar storm. |
C.Satellite systems can't work unless they're connected with solar storms. |
D.It took two solar flares 3 days to come to Earth in September, 2017. |
A.Solar storms are good for people on the ground |
B.Solar storms have great effect on people on Earth |
C.Solar storms hardly harm people on the ground |
D.Solar storms can harm people on Earth seriously |
A.angry | B.serious | C.crazy | D.happy |
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We know that the Earth we live on goes around the Sun and that the Sun is a yellow star. We know that stars give light and that they can be blue, white, orange and red.
We know that stars are born, stars get older, and then stars die. As the star gets older, the middle of the star gets very hot and the star gets bigger. This star is now called a red giant. It is one of the biggest stars.
When a giant star has blown up, sometimes the core can be crushed.
We know that out there in space, there are small stars that spin very, very fast.
Many people want to find out new things about the stars above. There will always be some things we know and some things we don’t. Little kids everywhere sing...
Twinkle, twinkle, little star,
how I wonder what you are.
A.This can make a black hole. |
B.The dust and gas get very hot. |
C.When they spin, they flash out light. |
D.Some big stars like a red giant will just explode! |
E.But there are some things we don’t know about stars. |
F.We know a lot about stars but we don’t know everything. |
Country | Soviet Union | The USA | China |
Date | 12 April, 1961 | 5 May, 1961 | 15 October, 2003 |
Astronaut | Yuri Gagarin | Alan Shepherd | Yang Liwei |
Age | 27 | 38 | 38 |
Spaceship | Vostok 1 | Mercury 3 | Shenzhou 5 |
Time | 1 hour 48 minutes | 15 minutes | 21 hours |
Height | 327 kilometers | 185 kilometers | 343 kilometers |
Circles around the Earth | 1 | 0 | 14 |
【小题1】The form above shows us ______.
A.three journeys into space | B.daily life of three famous people |
C.differences between three spaceships | D.something about three famous astronauts |
A.1 hour 48 minutes | B.only 15 minutes | C.the shortest time | D.the longest time |
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