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Sneller, A Affirmative Map for Individual Debate »Sneller, A Affirmative Map for Individual DebateSneller, A Affirmative Map for Individual Debate☜We are going to use video technology to create several debates simultaneously. Over the course of several weeks we will use the current topic for Lincoln-Douglas debating from the National Forensic Association. You will participate in two total debates by recording separate speeches to an electronic file and then sharing them with select classmates. The people that are first to submit constructives will be paired against each other.☜F1CEB7

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DEVELOPING THE MOON »DEVELOPING THE MOONDEVELOPING THE MOON☜THE UNITED STATES FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SHOULD INCREASE ITS DEVELOPMENT OF THE EARTHS MOON IN ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING AREAS: ENERGY, MINERALS, AND/OR WATER.☜EBF6F7

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NASA'S PROJECT CATALYST »NASA'S PROJECT CATALYSTNASA'S PROJECT CATALYST☜NASA’s project is known as CATALYST (Cargo Transportation and Landing by Soft Touchdown), and will be entirely dependent on private sector financing. The idea is that NASA will work with private companies like Virgin Galactic to develop (relatively) affordable methods of transport to and from the moon. Companies that fund the project could be given first dibs at extracting minerals from the moon, whilst helping to expedite new exploration and science missions on the lunar surface.☜E2BE9F

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Expand Science and technology into moon exploration »Expand Science and technology into moon explorationExpand Science and technology into moon exploration☜☜A5BA93

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Earth will benefit from a surplus in resourcesEarth will benefit from a surplus in resources☜☜006442

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Mining on the moon could solve inequality issues »Mining on the moon could solve inequality issuesMining on the moon could solve inequality issues☜☜C6C2B6

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Profits could be as high as $21 trillion dollars »Profits could be as high as $21 trillion dollarsProfits could be as high as $21 trillion dollars☜☜C6C2B6

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Link[1] MINING MONEY ON THE MOON.

Author: Alsever, Jennifer
Cited by: Austin Sneller 8:19 PM 4 November 2014 GMT
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http://scclib.sccollege.edu:2215/eds/detail/detail?vid=9&sid=50dd9808-f9c9-4eec-a42d-a354cc9a641f%40sessionmgr4002&hid=4108&bdata=JnNpdGU9ZWRzLWxpdmU%3d#db=bth&AN=70213886

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The article discusses Naveen Jain, founder of the space company Moon Express, who is building a moon landing vehicle to participate in the Lunar X Prize, sponsored by the Internet search company Google, and thinks that the moon could be used to mine helium-3, to project images, and to store DNA.

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Entry date (GMT): 11/4/2014 7:44:00 PM
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