Show 'X X X'lWXWyWwep 1 mM Page 38 — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Sunday July 4 for Especially " ' 'ir'-yv- r iSwi(iVf KW ” iafrjfXaNiia mkAmhm 999 1 irakids He Mini Put Map of the LSJL i a colorful map that include Mate capital auUDirda and alale flown For your copy amd $3 phi irc pualitpi and handling per copy la Mini Pace Map Andrew McNael Publbhing PO Boa 419242 Kama City Mu 64141 Go dot to dot and color rs'urgm By BETTY DEBNAM He M V Happy Birthday Moon Landing! ww Dnee Ihe I M Ni Cweev Tourists in Outer Space On July 20 1969 one of the most amazing events in history took place On this date ‘10 years ago humans fu st walked on the moon To I') tn now only 12 people Live set foot on the lunar (the iiiimn'si surface -- Someday thousands of visinet a chance to do tor- could x- - just that Within “A the lifetimes of today’s SP kids tourists could be traveling to the moon on iV" ) l h a regular basis What miirVit (ho Astronaut Buzz Aldrin Jr walks on the moon during the first moon landing You can see the lunar module and future of astronaut Neil Armstrong reflected in his helmet visor t k i travel to (he mi Mn and to space bo? Here is what The Mini Page found out when we talked it h one of NASA's top experts Lori (larvcr As spacecraft " moon itage® Q: Why did the football player Moon marvels hi up pa-iml Mill ul liui u- -t I'leti iiil guiug tn interview all iistnniaiit will ha- - l tu ask him ur her n tn tin- whit mu sr llnuiigh vnur newspaper fur articles un skuv ur NASA 1nhi' liilliiwmir What would it like tu visit miter ssui-'- ' Ihi mu lliink nnple will visit uuter skui- - in the near future'’ What wuuld mu like U-- t ulmut gmm: min miter sskt'’ What would you nut like almut it? Why is it iniirt-m- l that I tf m ftgp MkMi im its CcmpOTf Just as the Federal Aviation Administration or FAA governs airplane travel and airports it will also regulate space travel and spaceports At first spaceports will be used only to launch satellites in the future humans might also launch into space from these spaceports almut the miam - kmm Liftoff l'i :n si mu antlie muun Draw a pulun-ulHlii- t mu infill si (li'"iiuh the ails in y niii newspaper fur five things ymi wmiid like m lake with I' - As business develops on the moon parts of the lunar surface will be used for industries such as lunar oxygen production communications and Helium 3 production Q: What does the envelope say when you lick it? A: Nothing it just shuts up! (all jokes sent in by Michael Bradley) Thm —i Fi hi aim Daw Tm Ml fmn PM!" Cimmh The Moon and Beyond Tin-- 1 M run to the telephone? A: To get a quarter back! nnVisti Teacher’s Guide — im- - is about visiting (niter spare The fnllim ing is a lii nf ailivi-- i v illi this issue They an- - listed in nnlernl ililliniln with the easier ah r anTiiiien!s listed first Ask the children tmln the liilinuine k MIGHTY FUNNY’S are Tourists will have to pass a physical before riding on a For use by teachers and parents at home and at school For use with issue: Tourists in Outer Space I US r 9HHT paying big bucks for adventure travel to exotic places on Earth Why not tour in space instead? Why not vacation on the moon? Already two people one from Japan and the other from Great Britain have paid $10 million each to the Russians to visit the space station MIR Private firms are already gearing up to take tourists into space They are designing new spaceships that will make space t ravel much cheaper Viin hIi-i- : - tn la dnaflBfeyMlrDakMM the technology of Today people Within 10 years tourists will probably lie I mying tickets to orbit the Earth DmtohuMbgUm missions using robots have found strong evi- - Lunar Prospector dence of frozen water on the mixin which will make setting up bases easier and cheaper Scientists will probably lx the first people to occupy the moon One thing NASA would like to do is to set up a telescope on the dark side facing away from Earth While the Hubble Space Telescope already has a clear view of the stars a lunar telescope would be on a stable surface Industries will probably be the next to set up lunar bases Helium 3 which could be used for a nuclear fuel is one of the natural resources that might be mined While it is rare on Earth there arc tons of it on the space travel improves the prices will drop More people will be able to pay the price Tourists in space a the moon It will take time to get the moon ready for the tourists Recent "i I Wetlllh -iwiv'1 Kind the ImIIuw mg wards in this issue horizon mint aviation lunar cintn iuhiiIi- - I h fine and make up a new sentence for each one 7 THE MOON One of the best reasons to visit the moon would be to see the sights Think TRY ’N FIND Words that remind us of the moon are hidden in the block below Some words are hidden backward or diagonally See If you can find: MOON TOURISTS TRAVEL SPACE EARTH VEHICLE TRIPS BUSINESS LUNAR MINING FUEL NASA BASE MISSION HELIUM STUDY S A Q SCIENCE EWE I D M one-six- th VIEW VMBLHQTS I N of seeing the blue marble of Earth glowing over the horizon Imagine stars shining with no blurring from city lights or the Earth’s atmosphere With today’s technology it only takes three days to get to the moon But many travelers might need two more days to recover from space sickness Sports on the moon would be super The moon has only the graviYou could of Earth six balls throw ty times as far or jump six times as high Amazing records would be set at the Lunar Olympics X E N A C E L A V A I S R U A I M E 0 N INGIOETMIOC I I r— j watermelon slice saw numlx'r 8 banana ' Jy f kite ladder 1 "pencil numr "- 7 cone —i - coffee put Giant domes could be buitt so people did not have to wear spacesuits People could fly around using human-poweregliders d The Page thanks Lori Garver head of of Policy and Planning NASA for help with this issue Look on the weather Mini the Office page of your newspaper to see how full the moon is Next week The Mini Page visits Texas J: Liijii- mtxin face ) 1 i "v ’ ' letter E Many experts believe the moon would be a good spot The FAA has already approved spaceport licenses for California Virginia Florida and Alaska Maryland might join with Virginia for its spaceport Twelve other states have applied Lunar law Getting to the moon is not the only problem There are many legal questions What would happen if one country kept everyone else from Someone are exploring the mtxin V’S V Into deep space One country or company stripped the moon of all its minerals? I Mini Spy and her friends See if vnu ran find: a rover to unload cargo and supplies Earth off the moon? YTRAVELPNSHJBNE VEH CLESCS LUNAR KESABDSTS RUOTK Mini Spy After landing on Mart astronauts might usa camit :sIIK Site to see: http:lunararcnasagov Check out: put advertisements on the moon turning it into a giant billboard in the sky? A world treaty gives the United Nations the right to regulate what happens on the moon But no one really knows how we would solve problems if someone decides to violate the moon treaty for a launch base to Mars or beyond Others believe that taking off from the space station might be even easier Today’s spacecraft take about eight months to get to Mars NASA is searching for cheaper and faster ways to power spaceships Once people reach Mars it could be used as a base for journeys beyond the solar system Missions using robots are scheduled through 2008 One of these will look at the possibility of using Martian soil to fuel return trips to Earth No human missions are planned to Mars now but NASA experts believe that within the lifetime of today’s kids scientists will set up bases there exclamation point The Mini Page is part of At HdJoumal briJxfrItiid't Italy NtTKftjrr Newspaper in Education Program i !PM sj A crew aninflat-abt- e labo- ratory to their lan- der in a possible mission to Mara HU |