Maybe it will take going to outer space for renewable energy naysayers to realise the devastating impact the human race has on planet Earth.to pass a motion declaring an ‘environment and climate emergency’, amid mounting pressure for the region to adopt a net zero emission target before 2050.that found seven major countries, including the United States, were well behind achieving the carbon neutral pledges they made in Paris three years ago.
Virts has spent 200 days in space at the International Space Station and has taken more photos of Earth from space than any other astronaut.Virts said“We have everything we need to survive right here. In saying that, when I tried to film Beijing I never could because all you could see was smog. And in the Amazon you can see deforestation. So there's some man-made environmental messes you can see from space.
And by the time commercial space travel becomes available for the likes of you and I, will we be able to capture that perfect holiday snap of Earth that Virts fondly speaks of?There are few people who can say they’ve been to outer space. And even fewer that can claim to have been among the first in the world to fly on a commercial spacecraft.
It was the first time that Moses, an aerospace engineer who had previously worked at NASA, had visited space. The purpose of Moses’ flight was to ensure she could fully prepare Virgin Galactic’s future customers, of which there are hundreds in queue, for the journey to view earth from above.
'How CommercialSpaceTravel will make you appreciate the Earth more' While adding a lot quicker to CarbonFootprints & pollution to Earth & space. 😟 SpaceDebris SpacePollution EarthPollution
where do I sign up?