Week 9 Space + Art

Week 9 Space + Art

Image result for Exploration of mars
The goal is to be on Mars very soon
and put life there.
Moore, Claire. “Research Paper: Life on Mars and the Challenge of Space Exploration.” Citations by Questia, Lorraine Savage Http://Blog.questia.com/Wp-Content/Uploads/2014/09/q-Blog-Logo-300x47.Png, 5 Oct. 2015, blog.questia.com/2015/10/research-paper-life-on-mars-and-the-challenge-of-space-exploration/.
This is one of my favorite topics in the entire world being that we don't know the universe around us and we are constantly learning about it everyday. What is so interesting is every planet is its own artwork in itself having different features from rocky to being a giant gas planet. "Every time we feel close to understanding Mars, new discoveries send us straight back to the drawing board to revise existing theories" (NASA). The solar system is a masterpiece having all the planets orbiting the sun and all rotating at the same time. Also the attempt to pull of zero gravity and create a totally different environment as you would feel in space to view art with Dancing on the Ceiling. 


Top 10 Facts About The Solar System
The solar system is a piece of
art that no one recognizes.
“Top 10 Facts About The Solar System.” Astronomy Trek - Astronomy News & Reviews, 
7 Sept. 2017, www.astronomytrek.com/top-10-facts-about-the-solar-system/.

This is by far one of the most interesting topics in the entire world but with the help of these articles I have become more interested in the universe around us. The universe around us is so diverse and interesting always leaving me on my toes and getting the opportunity to look at the Cosmic Dancer was awesome. Watching the way the astronauts live through pictures is incredible because they live in zero gravity which we all wish we could do. I believe everyone should open up their mind more and become more interested in this topic because it is the least know about topic in the world and we have unlimited amount of things we can learn from it.


Image result for astronauts having fun in space
Astronauts having fun in space
and essentially creating their own
sort of art.
SickChirpse. “8 Fascinating Space Facts From Reddit AMAs With Astronauts.” Sick Chirpse,
 12 May 2015, www.sickchirpse.com/8-fascinating-space-facts-from-reddit-amas-with-astronauts/.
References


Ursic, Marko. “Earthrise and Moon Shadows.” Home, www.ksevt.eu/single-post/2017/08/06/Earthrise-and-Moon-Shadows.

 “Cosmic Dancer - a Space Art Intervention by Arthur Woods.” Cosmic Dancer 2.0: Arthur Woods : 

 Space Artist, www.cosmicdancer.com/cosmic_dancer_photos.php.
“Website of Richard Clar and Art Technologies, a Collaboration between Space Technology and the Arts.” Website of Richard Clar and Art Technologies, a Collaboration between Space Technology and the Arts, www.arttechnologies.com/.

 Wilson, Jim. “Mars Overview.” NASA, NASA, 10 Mar. 2015, www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/mars/overview/index.html.

 Priem, Curtis. Dancing on the Ceiling: Art & Zero Gravity Curated by Kathleen Forde : EMPAC Curtis R. Priem Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center : Troy, NY USA, zerogravity.empac.rpi.edu/.

Comments

  1. Daniel YiMay 26, 2018 at 11:09 PM

    This topic is indeed a limit-less topic. It almost frightens me to even think about how much we'll have to study in our textbooks once we start getting to know ACTUAL stuff about space. Regardless, your post was very enjoyable to read. If I could offer some advice, it would be to try to incorporate what some others (professionals) think about this matter, and where our future is headed in regards to such.

    PS thanks for finishing this post early!

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