The reading and lecture discuss colonizing asteroids, with the reading outlining potential benefits and the lecture refuting these claims with three reasons. First, the lecture argues we have limited knowledge of asteroids' properties. Second, predictions of asteroid minerals and transporting them are uncertain. Finally, asteroids cannot serve as long-term human shelters due to their small size and low gravity posing health risks. In conclusion, while the reading and lecture both cover asteroid colonization, the lecture effectively challenges the three points made in the reading.
The reading and lecture discuss colonizing asteroids, with the reading outlining potential benefits and the lecture refuting these claims with three reasons. First, the lecture argues we have limited knowledge of asteroids' properties. Second, predictions of asteroid minerals and transporting them are uncertain. Finally, asteroids cannot serve as long-term human shelters due to their small size and low gravity posing health risks. In conclusion, while the reading and lecture both cover asteroid colonization, the lecture effectively challenges the three points made in the reading.
The reading and lecture discuss colonizing asteroids, with the reading outlining potential benefits and the lecture refuting these claims with three reasons. First, the lecture argues we have limited knowledge of asteroids' properties. Second, predictions of asteroid minerals and transporting them are uncertain. Finally, asteroids cannot serve as long-term human shelters due to their small size and low gravity posing health risks. In conclusion, while the reading and lecture both cover asteroid colonization, the lecture effectively challenges the three points made in the reading.
The reading and the lecture are both about colonizing
asteroids . Whereas the author of the reading states that
colonisinzing asteroids has great potential benefits , the lecture refutes them by providing three reasons . First of all , according to the reading , colonizing asteroids has scientific potentials . For example , it is a great enviroment for researchs due to low gravity , lack of atmosphere and small size . Asteroids also provides the base for future missions to other distinations in the solar system like Mars .However, the lecture disputes this point . The professor says that asteroids potentials are reduces due to our limited knowledge of them . So , until we build a clear understanding of asteroids , we can not predict the benefits it may provide . Secondly , the reading states that colonizing asteroids plays a role in economics growth . He clarifys that asteroids contain natural mines that will provide new job opportunities and great revenue for both goverments and private companies . Nevertheless the lecture refutes this argument . The professor argues that we don't have predictions of how many minerals are included in asteriods . He points out also that we lack a clear image of how those mines will be transported back to Earth .
Finally,the reading claims that colonizing asteriods will be
the rescue survival rope for humans .He points out that it will provide a refuge when natural catasrophies accour . One the other hand , the lecture believes that it will not provide a long term human shelter because of the small size and low mass . also he states that our bones and muscles will not adapt with the low gravity making it dangerous for humans .
In conclusion , although the reading and the lecture are
both about colonizing asteroids , the three points provided in the reading are effectively challanged by the lecture .