Catching the wind from the sun: the Genesis Mission is not glamorous, but it is important!

Article Abstract:

The Genesis Mission, the space exploration program meant to bring back to earth samples collected from the solar wind, has a number of interesting research implications especially in astronomy. The study of atoms collected in the solar wind can help elucidate the structure and origins of the solar system.

Research, Solar system, Solar wind

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The first Martians

Article Abstract:

NASA are hoping to begin work on the first human expedition to Mars. The specific qualities needed by the first people to go are examined. The results of various surveys where people were asked if they would want to go are reported on.

Space transportation

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The poverty of nations

Article Abstract:

Understanding society and why some countries become more economically powerful than others is discussed with emphasis on its importance. The demographic and economic aspects associated with wealth and poverty are explored.

Demographic aspects, Associations, Wealth, Societies

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