Day O5 ; Bias Week Challenge

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       To our leader Kwannie

       this will be my entry for Thursday

       in the Bias Week Challenge

       of The Space Warriors !! :rocket: Sadly, I

        have skipped the Wednesday

        challenge because of some

        circumstances that have occured

UWU UWU

So Let's Get Started!

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My objective for this space

traveling with my bias is which

of the two ways given takes

the most time in completing

the mission. 

Of course I would pick the

slowest in them because

I atleast want to grab the

opportunity and spend

more time with my bias.

♡ haha..

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And in my research, it tells me

that the orbital period of the

Earth is 365 days, seems to be

a very long time huh, but that

is just the orbiting pace of

the Earth, not the direct

spacecraft to be used in traveling

and the NASA have this space

station called 'The International

Space Station', it travels in orbit

around Earth at a speed of

roughly 17,150 miles per hour.

This means that the Space Station

orbits Earth and sees a sunrise

once every 92 minutes!

but that is not my decision tho

92 minutes is just a small time

for the opportunity I am given.

and so I have come to a desicion

that I would rather travel to

the moon with him than to orbit

the Earth, and we would take the

ESA's SMART- 1 lunar probe, which

was known as the slowest mission

to fly to the Moon with a record

of one year, one month, and

two weeks. Seems to be a very

long time UWU but with my bias

I think it will be worth it. :ok_hand:

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This is just basically my

opinion. Thank you for

reading this blog!

See you next time~

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