History of Rockets

Rockets have been important in getting telescopes and men into space.
There is one telescope and that is the Bible. But man wanted to see the universe close up.
            When early scientists found that they could discover the universe using scientific principles they saw it as God’s created universe, not the big bang. They believed God’s word. Many scientists today believe that it all happened by chance. Modern technology disproves'
this belief. When you look at the photos the Hubble has taken, you can see the amazing complexity of the universe. However, people still re-
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« EnergyHow to Go Green – Part One »fuse to believe. They are still looking to see where it all began. They believe anything but the Bible, even though the Bible already stated what scientists have discovered today. Scientists, in their desire to go to space, needed rockets. Rockets had already been used for war. The need for rocket’s use in war-time was of benefit to scientists because they had the money and help needed to create the rocket and its tower.
            The rocket projects the satellite into space the correct distance but also the correct speed for the satellite. It is important for it to go at 17,000 m.p.h. This is so because if the speed is too slow, the satellite will crash because of the earth’s gravity pulling, and if it is too fast it will go spinning off into space. If the satellite is travelling at the right speed, it can orbit the earth for many years.                                           The closer planets near the sun must go fast because of the sun’s gravitational pull, and the planets further away can go slower, because they are further away from the sun’s gravitational pull. If this planet earth went any slower it would go into the sun, and if it went any faster it would go to space. God made the planets all to go at the correct speed and this shows us that there needs to be a Being to design this in the way that it is just as...