Assignment Space Exploration Time Line Presentation
Total Score: of 60 points
For the presentation you will research and provide summaries for manned and unmanned explorations of your choice. The presentation should be about twelve slides in length. Your presentation will include:
• Title
• Introduction – gives an overview of the presentation
• Time line of missions – must include 3 manned and 3 unmanned missions
• Description of each of the missions in the timeline (1 mission per slide)
(a) Name and date of mission
(b) Purpose of missions
(c) Results or findings from missions
• Scientific advance – describe a scientific advancement that has led to an engineering improvement in space exploration
• Engineering advance – describe an engineering advance that has led to greater knowledge about the solar system
• Sources – list the websites and other sources you used
Remember to make a list (i. e., bullet points) on each slide. The slides should feature the highlights of the main idea. The bullet points should be short phrases (at most, one sentence) that highlight key points.

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