Un eseu in engleza daca am fi buni ca astronauti cu titlul"Viata unui astronaut.
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An Astronaut's Life
Our nowadays society puts great emphasis on computer technology. It is ubiquitous and can be observed very easily throughout our lives. One considers oneself already very dependant of technology but what shall one think of astronauts? Being put in near death situations almost daily and whose lives stand on a single thread in the case of the slightest malfunction, or mistake...how is an astronaut's life?
One should already be aware of the fact that astronaut's already have to go through a very hard training before even getting into a real life rocket. After all, one wouldn't want to send one to one's death and the instructors make everything that stands in their power to prepare them for their first mission.
The training is, however, the easiest part. They then have to withstand a speed of almost 18,000 miles per hour which cab be nauseating to even think of. They then spend days, maybe months and sometimes even years in space - playing activities and often reparing their spaceship.
Nevertheless, those were all physical aspects of an astronaut's life. How do they cope mentally with the harsh cpnditipns space offers them? Being alone for long periods of time and missing the Earth. Knowing how quickly their life could come to an end and being in a constant tension not about what happened, or about what is happening, but about what could happen. Is it fair for astronauts to suffer such? In truth, is it fair for anyone to suffer such?
By and large, when one asks oneself how it would be if they were as good as the astronauts, they should know that they're not doing anthing for their own good (the astronauts), but for the sake of our society. From my point of view, one shouldn't want to become an astronaut as I think that we are the architects of our evanescent existence, which can be spent either with a cheer or with a weep, depending on our matter of thought and opinion.
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An Astronaut's Life
Our nowadays society puts great emphasis on computer technology. It is ubiquitous and can be observed very easily throughout our lives. One considers oneself already very dependant of technology but what shall one think of astronauts? Being put in near death situations almost daily and whose lives stand on a single thread in the case of the slightest malfunction, or mistake...how is an astronaut's life?
One should already be aware of the fact that astronaut's already have to go through a very hard training before even getting into a real life rocket. After all, one wouldn't want to send one to one's death and the instructors make everything that stands in their power to prepare them for their first mission.
The training is, however, the easiest part. They then have to withstand a speed of almost 18,000 miles per hour which cab be nauseating to even think of. They then spend days, maybe months and sometimes even years in space - playing activities and often reparing their spaceship.
Nevertheless, those were all physical aspects of an astronaut's life. How do they cope mentally with the harsh cpnditipns space offers them? Being alone for long periods of time and missing the Earth. Knowing how quickly their life could come to an end and being in a constant tension not about what happened, or about what is happening, but about what could happen. Is it fair for astronauts to suffer such? In truth, is it fair for anyone to suffer such?
By and large, when one asks oneself how it would be if they were as good as the astronauts, they should know that they're not doing anthing for their own good (the astronauts), but for the sake of our society. From my point of view, one shouldn't want to become an astronaut as I think that we are the architects of our evanescent existence, which can be spent either with a cheer or with a weep, depending on our matter of thought and opinion.
Sper ca te-am ajutat!!!!
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