All throughout this unit, you have learned about Orbiting Bodies in Space.  Activities and applications have been preparing you to complete this unit project.  Now it is time to demonstrate what you have learned.For this unit project, you will write an interview pretending you are a journalist asking an astronaut and a scientist about the possibility of mining on planet Mars.The Unit Project Lesson for this unit will assist you in preparing your unit project. Use it as step-by-step instructions to success. If you have not viewed the Unit Project Lesson, do so now PRIOR to beginning your unit project.

While researching a topic, a student has taken the following notes: The exploration of Mars has been significantly advanced through the efforts of robotic missions. Lina Nguyen, an aerospace engineer, specializes in the development of robotic vehicles for planetary exploration. Raj Patel, an astrophysicist, focuses on the study of planetary surfaces and atmospheres through remote sensing technologies. Nguyen’s rover was the first to discover water ice in the Martian subsurface, a key finding for potential future colonization. Patel’s satellite mapping has helped identify potential landing sites for future missions and areas of scientific interest.26Mark for ReviewABCThe student wants to compare Nguyen and Patel's contributions to the exploration of Mars. Which choice most effectively uses relevant information from the notes to accomplish this goal?ABoth Nguyen and Patel played key roles in Mars exploration; for instance, Nguyen's rover discovered subsurface water ice.BNguyen, with her expertise in robotic vehicles, developed a rover that discovered water ice, whereas Patel's study focuses on planetary surfaces.CWhile Nguyen's rover made a groundbreaking discovery of water ice, Patel's satellites provided essential mapping for mission planning.DMany scientists, including Nguyen and Patel, have advanced our understanding of Mars.

As a Civil Engineering student, what is the importance of this topic Chapter 2 - The Earth in Space and how can you apply this in your course? (100 words)

All throughout this unit, you have learned about Ocean Movement.  Activities and applications have been preparing you to complete this unit project.  Now it is time to demonstrate what you have learned.For this unit project, you will create a PowerPoint presentation on Ocean Movement.The Unit Project Lesson for this unit will assist you in preparing your unit project. Use it as step-by-step instructions to success. If you have not viewed the Unit Project Lesson, do so now BEFORE beginning your project!

summarize what have learned in Chapter 2 The Earth in Space. (85 words)

What is the primary mission of the technology used for the Kepler space observatory?measure activity of the sunsearch for other planets in our galaxycount the stars in our solar systemfind life on Mars