《旅行到宇宙边缘》中英文字幕稿子
与霍金一起探索（宇宙时间旅行timetravel）S01E02）中英文对照
INTO THE UNIVERSE WITH STEPHEN HA WKING----TIME TRA VELHello! My name is Stephen Hawking 大家好我是史提芬·霍金Physicist, cosmologist, and something of a dreamer. 物理学家宇宙学家有时是个梦想家Although I cannot move and I have to speak through a computer. 虽然我行动不便说话需要电脑的帮助In my mind, I am free. 但我的思想是自由的Free to explore the universe 自由地探索宇宙And ask the big questions. 探究宇宙问题Such as is time travel possible? 例如：时间旅行是否可行Can we open a portal to the past? 如何开启通往过去之门Or find a shortcut to the future? 或找到前往未来的捷径Can we ultimately use the laws of nature. 最终我们是否可以T o become masters of time itself ? 利用大自然的法则操控时间呢Check it out.来解开这个谜与霍金一起了解宇宙Time travel was once considered scientific heresy. 时间旅行曾经被认为是科学的异端邪说I used to avoid talking about it 我一向都回避这个话题For fear of being labeled a crank. 避免被贴上狂想家的标签But these days, I'm not so cautious. 但这段日子我不再犹豫In fact, I'm more like the people who built Stonehenge. 事实上我更中情于建造巨石柱的人（英国Salisbury 平原上）I'm obsessed by time. 我被时间记录了If I had a time machine.. 如果我有台时间机器I'd visit Marilyn Monroe in her prime. 我可以拜访玛莉莲·梦露在她当红的时期Or drop in on Galileo, as he turned his telescope to the heavens. 拜访伽利略当他把望远镜指向宇宙Perhaps I'd even travel to the end of the universe 可能我还会到宇宙的尽头T o find out how our whole cosmic story ends. 揭开我们宇宙的全貌T o see how this might be possible 要验证我们的想法是否可行We need to look at time as physicists do 我们就要以物理学家的眼光去研究时间As the fourth dimension.也就是四维时空1It's not as hard as it sounds.四维时空并不难理解All physical objects, even me and my chair,所有的物体甚至是我和我的椅子Exist in three dimensions.都是三维的Everything has a width and a height and a length.任何物体都有宽·高·长But there is another kind of length 但还存在另一种维度A length in time. 即时间维度While a human may survive for 80 years,一个正常人可以活80岁These stones will last much longer...这堆石头可以存在更长时间For thousands of years. 可能是数千年And the solar system will last for billions of years.而太阳系则是数十亿年Everything has a length in time, as well as space.所有东西都在时间上有长度空间也一样Traveling in time 在时间中旅行Means traveling through this fourth dimension.意味着要穿梭四维的时空T o see what that means, let's do a bit of normal every day traveling just to get a feel for it.为更好地理解我们以日常旅行为例来直观体会一下思维空间的含义A fast car makes it a bit more fun.高速的车带来更多的乐趣Drive in a straight line, and you're traveling in one dimension.直走意味着穿过其中一维的空间T urn right or left, and you add the second dimension.左转或右转就增加了第二维空间Drive up or down a twisty mountain road, And that adds height.在弯曲的山路中爬上爬下带来高度的变化So that's traveling in all three dimensions.那样就在三维中穿梭了But how on Earth do we travel in time? 但我们怎样穿梭时间呢How do we find a path through the fourth dimension? 怎样才能找到第四维呢Let's indulge in a little science fiction for a moment.先让我们换一个话题来看一个科幻的假想Time-travel movies often feature a vast energy-hungry machine.关于时间旅行的电影通常有体积巨大超耗能的机器The machine creates a path through the fourth dimension机器创造出一条通往第四维的通道A tunnel through time.一条时间的隧道A time traveler, a brave一个时间的旅行者是勇敢者Perhaps foolhardy individual也许也算是准备踏入Prepared for who knows what, 未知空间的愚勇之士Steps into the time tunnel . 义无反顾迈入时间隧道2And emerges who knows when.在未知的时间再现The concept may be far-fetched,构想上可能大不相同And the reality may be very different than this,真实情况可能与此大相径庭But the idea itself is not so crazy.但这种想法本身并不疯狂Physicists have been thinking about tunnels in time, too,物理学家也一直为时间隧道绞尽脑汁But we covered it from a different angle.不过我们要从另一个角度来揭示这个问题We wonder if portals to the past or the future 我们不知道在自然法则允许的范围内Could ever be possible within the laws of nature.是否可能出现通往过去或者未来的大门As it turns out..事实上We think they are. 我们认为有可能What's more we' even given them a name... 甚至给他们命名Wormholes. “虫洞”The truth is the wormholes are all around us...事实上虫洞布满在我们身边Only they're too small to see. 只是它们细小得看不到Wormholes are very tiny. 虫洞非常微型They occur in nooks and crannies in space and time.虫洞存在于时空的每个角落（nooks and crannies）Y ou might find it a tough concept, but stay with me. 你可能难以理解但请继续看下去Nothing is flat or solid.没有东西是平坦的或者实心的If you look closely enough at anything, 如果靠得足够近看任何东西Y ou'll find holes and wrinkles in it. 你会发现小洞和裂痕无处不在It's a basic physical principle, 这是基本的物理法则And it even applies to time. 同样适用于时间T ake this pool table. 像这个桌球台The surface looks flat and smooth, but up close, 表面看起来又平坦又光滑但靠近来看it's actually anything but. 事实并非如此It's full of gaps and holes.满是缝和孔Even something as smooth as a pool ball. 就算是光滑得像台球Has tiny crevices, wrinkles, and voids. 也有细小的裂痕皱褶瑕疵Now, it's easy to show that this is true in the first three dimensions,在三维世界就容易说明这一点But, trust me, it's also true of the fourth dimension, as well.相信我在第四维同样是正确的3There are tiny crevices, wrinkles, and voids. In time. 时间中存在细小的裂痕皱褶瑕疵Down at the smallest of scale,在非常小的尺度Smaller even than molecules, 甚至比分子原子还微小smaller than atoms, we get to a place 我们所得到的called the quantum foam.我们把那一区域叫做量子泡沫（Quantum Foam）This is where wormholes exist.虫洞就存在于此Tiny tunnels, or shortcuts, through space and time穿越时空的微小隧道和捷径Constantly form, disappear, and reform Within this quantum world.在这个量子的世界里面不断地形成——消失——再形成And they actually link T wo separate places and two different times.连接两个独立地点和不同的时间Unfortunately, these real-life time tunnels are just a billion trillion trillionths of a centimeter across...很不幸这种时空的隧道只有10的-33次方厘米的大小（普朗克长度）Way too small for a human to pass through.不足以令人类可以通行But here's where the notion of wormhole time machines . Is leading.不过引出了虫洞型的时间机器的概念Some scientists think it may be possible to capture one and enlarge it many trillions of times有些科学家认为有可能抓住其中一个将之扩大数亿亿亿倍T o make it big enough for a human or even a spaceship to enter.使其足以通过一个人甚至一艘太空船Given enough power and advanced technology, 假设有足够的动力和超前的科技Perhaps a giant wormhole could even be constructed in space.或许可以在宇宙中制造出大虫洞I'm not saying it can be done, but if it could be, 我不保证可行但如果真的面世It would be a truly remarkable device. 它将是一个非常卓越的机器One end could be here near the Earth,一端在地球附近And the other far, far away, near some distant planet.另一端则在遥远的宇宙的深处Theoretically, a wormhole could do even more.理论上虫洞可以有更多的用途If both ends were in the same place .And separated by time instead of distance,如果虫洞的两个开口在相同的地点不同的时间A ship could fly in and come out still near the Earth,飞船可以穿越到地球形成之前的世界But in the distant past.一个遥远的过去Maybe dinosaurs would witness The ship coming in for a landing.或许恐龙们可以目睹飞船的降落Now , I realize that thinking in four dimensions is not easy现在我觉得四维时空的概念很难理解And that wormholes are a tricky concept to wrap your head around.虫洞的概念更加令人摸不着头脑But hang in there.不过再坚持一下I've thought up a simple experiment that could reveal if human time travel through a wormhole is possible now...4我曾构想出一种简单的实验验证人类是否可以通过虫洞穿越时间Or even in the future.甚至在遥远的未来I like simple experiments and champagne.我喜欢简单的实验和香槟So I've combined two of my favorite things T o see if time travel from the future to the past is possible所以我结合两样我喜欢的东西来验证从未来穿越到过去是否可行I'm throwing a party... 我搞了一个派对A welcome reception for future time travelers. 未来的时间旅行者的欢迎酒会But there's a twist. 不过有点小插曲I am not letting anyone know about it until after the party has happened.在派对结束前我不打算让任何人知道这事Here is the invitation, giving the exact coordinates in time and space.这就是那张请柬告知确切的时间和地点I am hoping a piece of it, in one form or another, 我希望其中的一张无论以何种形态will survive for many thousands of years. 能留存至数千年以后Maybe one day someone living in the future will find the information可能在未来的某一天有人可以看到这份请柬And use a wormhole time machine to come back to my party,用虫洞型的时间机器来参加我的派对Proving that time travel will one day be possible.证明时间旅行在未来可以实现My time-traveler guests could be arriving any moment now.我的穿越客人可能随时都会到Five Four Three T wo One 5...4...3...2 (1)What a shame很遗憾I was hoping a future miss universe was going to step through the door.我本希望有位未来的“环球小姐”前来光顾So, why didn't the experiment work? 那么为何这个实验不起效呢I think one of the reasons might be because of a well-known problem with time travel to the past...我想其中一个原因是众所周知穿越过去的问题The problem of paradoxes.即谬论的问题Paradoxes are fun to think about.谬论十分有趣祖父谬论：回到过去，在（外）祖父生你父母之前把他杀了\n因此你不能出生，更不能回到过去杀你的祖父。
旅行到宇宙边缘中英文字幕
1. Our world, warm, comfortable, familiar...2. But when we look up, we wonder:3. Do we occupy a special place in the cosmos?4. Or are we merely a celestial footnote5. Is the universe welcoming or hostile?6. We could stand here forever, wondering7. Or we could leave home on the ultimate adventure8. To discover wonders9. Confront horrors10. Beautiful new worlds11. Malevolent dark forces12. The Beginning of time.13. The moment of creation.14. Would we have the courage to see it through?15. Or would we run for home?16. There's only one way to find out17. Our journey through time and space begins with a single step.18. At the edge of space, only 60 miles up...19. Just an hour's drive from home20. Down there, life continues.21. The traffic is awful, stocks go on trading22. And Star Trek is still showing23. When we return home, if we return home...24. Will it be the same?25. Will we be the same?26. We have to leave all this behind27. To dip out toes into the vast dark ocean28. On to the Moon29. Dozens of astronauts have come this way before us30. Twelve walked on the moon itself31. Just a quarter of a million miles from home32. Three days by spacecraft33. Barren34. Desolate.35. It's like a deserted battlefield36. But oddly familiar37. So close, we've barely left home38. Neil Armstrong's first footprints39. Looks like they were made yesterday40. There's no air to change them.41. They could survive for millions of years42. Maybe longer than us43. Our time is limited44. We need to take our own giant leap45. One million miles, 5 million, 20 million miles46. We're far beyond where any human has ever ventured47. Out of the darkness, a friendly face48. The goddess of love, Venus49. The morning star50. The evening star51. She can welcome the new day in the east...52. Say good night in the west53. A sister to our planet...54. She's about the same size and gravity as Earth.55. We should be safe here56. But the Venus Express space probe is setting off alarms57. It's telling us, these dazzling clouds, they're made of deadly sulfuric acid58. The atmosphere is choking with carbon dioxide59. Never expected this Venus is one angry goddess.60. The air is noxious, the pressure unbearable.61. And it's hot, approaching 900 degrees62. Stick around and we'd be corroded suffocated, crushed and baked63. Nothing can survive here.64. Not even this Soviet robotic probe.65. Its heavy armor's been trashed by the extreme atmosphere.66. So lovely from Earth, up close, this goddess is hideous67. She's the sister from hell.68. Pockmarked by thousands of volcanoes69. All that carbon dioxide is trapping the Sun's heat.70. Venus is burning up.71. It's global warming gone wild72. Before it took hold, maybe Venus was beautiful, calm...73. More like her sister planet, Earth74. So this could be Earth's future75. Where are the twinkling stars?76. The beautiful spheres gliding through space77. Maybe we shouldn't be out here, maybe we should turn back78. But there's something about the Sun, something hypnotic, like the Medusa79. Too terrible to look at, too powerful to resist80. Luring us onward on, like a moth to a flame81. Wait, there's something else, obscured by the sun82. It must be Mercury.83. Get too close to the sun, this is what happens.84. Temperatures swing wildly here85. At night, it's minus 275 degrees86. Come midday, it's 800 plus.87. Burnt then frozen.88. The MESSENGER space probe is telling us something strange.89. For its size, Mercury has a powerful gravitational pull.90. It's a huge ball of iron, covered with a thin veneer of rock91. The core of what was once a much larger planet.92. So where's the rest of it?93. Maybe a stray planet slammed into Mercury94. Blasting away its outer layers in a deadly game of cosmic pinball95. Whole worlds on the loose careening wildly across the cosmos...96. Destroying anything in their path97. And we're in the middle of it98. Vulnerable, exposed, small99. Everything is telling us to turn back.100.But who could defy this?101.The Sun in all its mesmerizing splendor102.Our light, our lives...103.Everything we do is controlled by the Sun104.Depends on it105.It's the Greek god Helios driving his chariot across the sky106.The Egyptian god Ra reborn every day107.The summer solstice sun rising at Stonehenge108.For millions of years109.This was as close as it got to staring into the face of God110.It's so far away...111.It is burned out, we wouldn't know about it for eight minutes112.It's so Big, you could fit one million Earths inside it113.But who needs number? We've got the real thing114.We see it every day, a familiar face in our sky115.Now, up close, it's unrecognizable.116. A turbulent sea of incandescent gas117.The thermometer pushes 10,000 degrees118.Can't imagine how hot the core is ,could be tens of millions of degrees 119.Hot enough to transform millions of tons of matter120.Into energy every second121.More than all the energy ever made by mankind122.Dwarfing the power of all the nuclear weapons on Earth123.Back home, we use this energy for light and heat124.But up close, there's nothing comforting about the Sun.125.Its electrical and magnetic forces erupt in giant molten gas loops. 126.Some are larger than a dozen Earths127.More powerful than 10 million volcanoes128.And when they burst through they expose cooler layers below... 129.Making sunspots130. A fraction cooler than their surrounding, sunspots look black...131.But they're hotter than anything on Earth.132.And massive up to 20 times the size of Earth.133.But one day, all this will stop134.The Sun's fuel will be spent.135.And when it dies, the Earth will follow136.This god creates life, destroys it...137....and demands we keep out distance138.This comet strayed too close139.The Sun's heat is boiling it away...140....creating a tail that stretches for millions of miles.141.It's freezing in here.142.There's no doubt where this comet's from, the icy wastes of deep space 143.But all this steam and geysers and dust...144....it's the Sun again, melting the comet's frozen heart.145.Strange.146. A kind of vast, dirty snowball, covered in grimy tar147.Tiny grains of what looks like organic material...148....preserved on ice, since who knows when...149....maybe even the beginning of the solar system.150.Say a comet like this crashed into the young Earth billions of years ago. 151.Maybe it delivered organic material and water152....the raw ingredients of life153.It may even have sown the seeds of life on Earth...154....that evolved into you and me155.But say it crashed into the Earth now156.Think of the dinosaurs, wiped out by a comet or asteroid strike157.It's only a question of time.158.Eventually, one day, we'll go the way of the dinosaurs159.If life on Earth was wiped out, we'd be stuck out here...160....homeless, adrift in a hostile universe161.We'd need to find another home162.Among the millions, billions of planets...163....there must be one that's not too hot, not too cold, with air, sunlight, water... 164....where, like Goldilocks, we could comfortably live165.The red planet166.Unmistakably Mars.167.For centuries, we've looked to Mars for company...168....for signs of life169.Could there be extraterrestrial life here?170.Are we ready to rewrite the history books, to tear up the science books... 171....to turn our world upside down?172.What happens next could change everything173.Mars is the planet that most captures our imagination.174.Think of B-movies, sci-fi comics, what follows?175.Martians?176.It's all just fiction, right?177.But what it there really is something here?178.Hard to imagine, though. Up close, this is a dead planet179.The activity that makes the Earth livable shut down millions of years ago here 180.Red and dead181.Mars is a giant fossil.182.Wait. Something is alive183. A dust devil, a big one184.Bigger than the biggest twisters back home.185.There's wind here186.And where there's wind, there's air187.Could that air sustain extraterrestrial life?188.It's too thin tor us to breathe.189.And there's no ozone layer190.Nothing to protect us against the Sun's ultraviolet rays.191. There is water...192....But frigid temperatures keep it in a constant deep freeze193.It's hard to believe anything could live here194.Back on Earth, there are creatures that survive in extreme cold, heat... 195....even in the deepest ocean trenches196.It's as though life is a virus.197.It adapts, spreads198.Maybe that's what we're doing right now...199....carrying the virus of life across the universe.200.Even in the most extreme conditions life usually finds a way.201.But on a dead planet?202.With no way to replenish its soil, no heat to melt its frozen water? 203.All this dust, it's hard to see where we're going204.Olympus Mons, named after the home of the Greek gods205. A vast ancient volcano.206.Three times higher than Everest.207.There's no sign of activity.208.Since its discovery in the 1970s, it's been declared extinct209.Hang on.210.These look like lava flows.211.But any sign of lava should be long gone. obliterated by meteorite craters 212.Unless, this monster isn't dead, just sleeping213.There could be magma flowing beneath the crust right now... 214....building up, waiting to be unleashed215.Volcanic activity could be melting frozen water in the soil... 216....pumping gases into the atmosphere, recycling minerals and nutrients 217.Creating all the conditions needed for life218.This makes the Grand canyon look like a crack in the sidewalk219.Endless desolation...220....so vast it would stretch all the way across North America.221.But here, signs of activity, erosion, and what looks like dried up river beds 222.Maybe volcanic activity melted ice in the soil...223....sending water gushing through this canyon.224.Underground volcanoes could still be melting ice, creating water225.And where there's water, there could be life226.The hunt for life is spearheaded by this humble fellow...227....the NASA rover, Opportunity.228.It's finding evidence that these barren plains...229....were once ancient lakes or oceans that could have harbored life 230.Look at those gullies.231.Probes orbiting Mars keep spotting new ones.232.More proof that Mars is alive and kicking233....that water is flowing beneath its surface right now234.Water that could be sustaining Martian life235.Now, all we have to do is find it236.Maybe we've already found what we're looking for on Earth237.Some think that life started here and then migrated to Earth238.An asteroid impact could've blasted fragments of Mars... plete with tiny microbes out into space...240....and onto the young Earth where they sowed the seeds of life 241.No wonder we find Mars fascinating, this could be our ancestral home 242.It could be we are all Martians243.The Mars we thought we knew is gone...244....replaced by this new, active, changing planet.245.And if we don't know Mars, our next door neighbor...246....how can we even imagine what surprises lie ahead247.Our compass points across the cosmos...248....back in time 14 billion years...249....to the moment of creation.250.This is getting scary.251.It's like being inside a giant video game252.But these are all too real.253.Asteroids, some of them hundreds of miles wide254.This one must be about 20 miles long.255.And there, perched on it, a space probe.256.Can't have been easy...257....parking on an asteroid traveling at 50,000 miles an hour.258.It's a lot of effort just to investigate some rubble.259.Rubble that regularly collides...260....breaks up and rains down on Earth as meteorites.261.Our ancestors saw shooting stars as magical omens.262.And they were right263.Rubble like this came together to make the planets...264....including our own265.Pretty magical.266.By dating the meteorites found on Earth267....we can tell the planets were born 4.6 billion years ago.268.These are the birth certificates of our solar system.269.For some reason, these rocks didn't form into a planet270.Something must have stopped them271.Something powerful.272.Jupiter.273.What a monster274.At least a thousand time bigger than Earth...275....so vast you could fit all the other planets inside it276.Something this massive dominates its neighbors277.Its gravity is pulling the asteroids apart278.And it's breathtaking279.But this beauty is a beast.280.It's almost all gas.nd here and we'd sink straight through its layers into oblivion. 282.And Jupiter's good looks?283.The product of ferocious violence284.It's spinning at an incredible rate285....whipping up winds to hundreds of miles an hour...286....contorting the clouds into stripes eddies, whirlpools... 287....and this, the legendary Great Red Spot288.The biggest, most violent storm in the solar system.289.At least three times the size of Earth, it's been raging for over 300 years 290.All these churning clouds must have sparked an electrical storm 291.Just one bolt is 10,000 times more intense than any at home.292.Looks like the safest place to see Jupiter is from a distance293.Up there at the poles...294....those dancing lights, they're like the auroras back home.295.But the Geiger counter is going wild296.Even these are deadly, generated by lethal radiation297.Out here, nothing is what it seems.298.The universe is full of terrors, traps.299.Maybe this is a safe haven, the multi-colored moon, Io300.Wrong301.Very wrong.302.Those brilliant colors are molten rock, volcanoes spewing lava.303.Our journey across the universe is turning into a struggle for survival 304.We've got to hope that if we outlast the dangers...305....we'll be rewarded by wonders beyond imagination306.Four hundred million miles from Earth...307....flying a commercial airliner here would take nearly a century308.What a weird looking place...309....and yet, strangely familiar310. A bit like the Arctic, with all that ice, all those ridges and cracks311.It's Jupiter's moon, Europa.312.And maybe, like the Arctic, this ice is floating on water, liquid water 313.But we're half a billion miles from the Sun.314.Surely, Europa is frozen solid315.Unless, Jupiter's gravity is creating friction deep inside... 316....heating the ice into water, allowing life to develop in the water... 317....beneath its frozen crust.318.We might be feet away from aliens319.From a whole ecosystem of microbes, crustaceans, maybe even squid 320.The only thing between us and the possibility of alien life... 321....this layer of ice.322.But until we send a spacecraft to drill here...323....Europa's secrets will remain beyond reach324.It's captivated our imaginations, haunted our dreams325.And here it is, spinning before our eyes326.Saturn.d for the Roman god...328....who reigned over an golden age of peace and harmony329.This planet's a giant ball of gas, so light it would float on water330.Its spectacular rings would stretch almost from Earth to the Moon. 331.There's the Cassini orbiter332.It's picking up ghostly radio emissions333.Probably generated by auroras around Saturn's poles334.This is the real music of the spheres.335.Cassini's telling us where these rings came from.336.They're the remnants of a moon shattered by Saturn's gravitational pull 337.Incomparable beauty from total destruction338.Billions of shards of ice339.Some as small as ice cubes, others the size of houses.340.They collide, break apart, reassemble341.It's like a snapshot of our early solar system...342....as dust and gas orbited the newly born Sun343....and gravity worked this magic pulling the lumps together... 344....until from space trash like this, our home emerged345.We could stay here forever346.But there's so much further to go, so much more to see.347.Like this moon wrapped in thick clouds, Titan.348.There's an atmosphere down here349.There's wind, rain ,even seasons350.Rivers, lakes and oceans351.It looks so familiar, so similar to Earth.352.But that's not water, it's liquid natural gas353.Hundreds of times more natural gas than all the Earth's oil and gas reserves 354.Maybe, one day, we'll use this energy to fuel a colony.355.Assuming there isn't life here already356.The Huygens space probe is here to find out357.It's telling us there's organic material in the soil.358.But it's so cold, minus 300 degrees359.There's no way life could develop360.Unless Titan warms up.361.The Sun is supposed to get hotter362.When it does maybe life will spring up here...363....just like it did on Earth364.And as the Earth gets too hot for us, maybe we'll move to Titan.365.One day, we might call this distant land home366.Home.367.We're at least 700 million miles away now.368.After this we lose visual contact with Earth.369.We're standing on a cliff370.Looking out over a great chasm that stretches to the beginning of time. 371.Do we have the courage to jump?372.We're in the solar system's outer reaches.373.Unseen from Earth, unknown for most of history374.It's like diving into the depths of the ocean375.Those rings make it look like Uranus has been tilted off its axis 376....toppled over by a stray planet377.It's eerie out here.378.Already beginning to feel small, lonely379.Maybe this is how we'll feel at the edge of the universe380.But we've barely left the shore381.If the solar system was one mile wide, so far we've traveled about 3 inches 382.Out of the deep, another strange beast...383....the god of the sea, Neptune384.This world is covered in methane gas385.And a storm as big as Earth...386....whipped up by savage thousand mile-an-hour winds387.Back home, it's the Sun that drives the wind...388....But Neptune's far away.389.Something else must be creating these ferocious winds390.But what?391.We know very little about our own solar system.392.After all those balls of gas a solid moon393....Triton.394.Solid but not stable395.Just look at those geysers...396....cosmic smokestacks pumping out strange soot.397.And this moon is revolving around Neptune398....in the opposite direction of the planet's spin.399. A cosmic battle of wills...400....that this angry moon is destined to lose401.Neptune's massive gravity is pulling on Triton.402.Slowing it down, reeling it in403.One day, it will be ripped apart by Neptune404.And that's it405.No more moons, no more planets in our solar system.406.It's getting colder, we're getting further from the Sun...407....slipping from the grip of its gravitational tentacles.408.But this isn't a void409.It's teeming with frozen rocks.410.Like Pluto.411.Until recently, we thought Pluto was alone.412.Beyond it, nothing413.We were wrong414.More frozen worlds415.Discoveries so new nobody can agree what to call them416.Plutinos, ice dwarves, cubewanos417.Our solar system is far more chaotic and strange than we had imagined 418.Now we're 8 billion miles from home.The most distant thing ever seen that orbits the Sun......another small, icy world, Sedna, discovered in 2003Its orbit takes 10,000 years to complete.Hang on, there's something else out here.Ten billion miles from home the space probe, Voyager 1.This bundle of aluminum and antennae......gave us close up views of the giant planets......and discovered many of their strange moons.It's traveling 20 times faster than a bullet, sending messages home That gold plaque......its a kind of intergalactic message in a bottle.A greeting record in different languagesAnd a map showing how to find our home solar systemThe great physicist, Stephen Hawking......thinks it was a mistake to roll out the welcome mat.After all, if you're in the jungle, is it wise to call out?These comets look like the ones we saw earlier.There's a theory that the raw materials for life began out here... ...on a rock like this until something dislodged it......sending it hurting towards the EarthAnd seeding all this ice, maybe comets carried water to Earth too The water in the oceans, in your body......all from this distant celestial ice machine.We're 5 million, million, that's 5 trillion miles from home.But this is still only a baby step.Ahead, trillions of miles, billions of stars.Time to stop looking back and start looking ahead......to step out into the big, wide universeInterstellar space.Billions of stars like our own Sun......many with planets, many of those with moons.It's hard to know which way to goThere are infinite possibilities.We're going to need a serious burst of acceleration.Twenty-five trillion miles from home.A 150,000-year ride in the space shuttle.And we're only just reached the first solar system beyond...Alpha CentauriNot one but three stars.Spinning around each other locked in a celestial standoffEach star's gravity attracting the other......their blazing orbital speed keeping them apart.Get between them and we'd be vaporized......trillions of miles from home.So far that miles are becoming meaningless.Out here, we measure in light years.Light travels 6 trillion miles a year......so we are overfour light-years from home.Distances so vast they're mind-bogglingWho knows what strange forces lie ahead...what we'll discover when--If we reach the edge of the universeTen light years from Earth, the star Epsilon EridaniSpectacular rings of dust and iceAnd somewhere in there, planets forming out of debris......being born before our eyes.Asteroids and comets everywhereWe could almost be looking at our own solar system......billions of years ago.With comets delivering the building blocks of life......to these young planets.At the center of all the action, a star smaller than our sun......still in its infancy.Any life in this solar system would be primitive at bestThere must be more mature solar systems out here......But finding them is like looking for a needle in a cosmic haystack Twenty light years from Earth.Star Gliese 581It's about the same age as our sun.This planet is just the right distance from its sunAny closer and water would boil away, any further and it would freeze Ideal conditions for life to emergeAnd if a comet has struck, delivering water and organic materials... ...then life, complex beings like us, even civilizations like our own... ...could be down there right nowThey could be tuning into our TV signals......watching shows from 20 years ago.But until we devise a way of communicating......over these vast distances, all we can do is speculateUs and them, living parallel lives......unaware of each other's existence.Unless life has come and goneThat's the problem with comets.They're creators and destroyers......as the dinosaurs the hard wayThis is the needle in the cosmic haystack......the closest we've come to a habitable solar system like our own... ...but it's a chance encounter.There could be hundreds...lions more solar systems like this out there or none at all. Some of the atmosphere on this planet, Bellerophon......is being boiled away by its nearby star.From Earth, we can't see planets this far out.They're obscured by the brilliance of their neighboring stars.But the planets have a minute gravitational pull on those stars. Measure these tiny movements and we can prove they exitThat's how we tracked down Bellerophon in the 1990's......and hundreds of other distant planetsSixty-five light years from Earth......turn on your TV here and you'd pick up Hitler's Berlin Olympics The twin stars of Algol.Known to the ancients as the demon starFrom Earth, it appears to blink as one star passes across the other. Up close, it's even stranger.One star is being sucked towards the otherAlmost 100 light years from home......faint whispers from one of the first ever radio broadcastsFrom here on out, it's as if the Earth never existedFeels like a life time since we stood on that beach......looking up at the sky, wondering where and how we fit inWe've learned one thing for sureThe universe is too bizarre, too startling......for us to guess what lies aheadDeep inside our galaxy, the Milky WayPinpricks of light that have inspired a thousand and one tales The Seven Sisters, the daughters of the ancient Greek god, Atlas ...transformed into star to comfort their father......as he held the heavens on his shouldersAnd this giant, BetelgeuseThe brightest, biggest star we've seen so far.Six hundred times wider than our sunBut this, it's not a star......not a planet, not like anything we've seen.A ghostly specter, more than 1,300 light years from Earth... ...Orion's dark cloudDust and gas shrouding usThere, deep inside, a light, pulling the dust and gas towards it... ...heating up, merging into a ball of burning hot gas.Like a star, like our sun in miniature.Inside, it's millions of degreesSo hot, it's beginning to trigger nuclear reactions......the kind that keep our sun shining......making energy, radiation, lightA star is being born.Orion's dark cloud is a vast star factoryWe're witnessing the birth of the future universe.We've come to expect destruction......but this is one of the universe's greatest acts of creation.Star birth.This doesn't look rightJets of gas exploding out with tremendous force......blasting dust and gas out for millions of miles.It's unbelievably violent and creativeNebula......vast glowing clouds of gas hanging in space.With no wind out here, they'll take thousands of years to disperse They seem to be forming a vast stellar sculpture.Nature is more than a scientist, an engineer......it's an artist on the grandest of scalesAnd this is a masterpieceStars are born, grow up, and then, then what?Do they die?。
旅行到宇宙边缘JOURNEY TO THE EDGE OF THE UNIVERSE(中英对照)
JOURNEY TO THE EDGE OF THE UNIVERSE Our world. warm, comfortable, familiar......But when we look up, we wonder:Do we occupy a special place in the cosmos?Or are we merely a celestial footnote？Is the universe welcoming or hostile?We could stand here forever, wonderingOr we could leave home on the ultimate adventureTo discover wondersConfront horrorsBeautiful new worldsMalevolent dark forcesThe Beginning of time.The moment of creation.Would we have the courage to see it through?Or would we run for home?There's only one way to find outOur journey through time and space begins with a single step.At the edge of space, only 60 miles up......just an hour's drive from homeDown there, life continues.The traffic is awful, stocks go on trading...and Star Trek is still showingWhen we return home, if we return home......will it be the same?Will we be the same?We have to leave all this behindTo dip out toes into the vast dark oceanOn to the Moon.旅行到宇宙边缘我们的世界温暖、舒适熟悉但当我们仰望天空我们想知道我们是居住在宇宙中一个独特的地方或仅仅是太空的小小一隅?宇宙是友善的还是充满敌意？我们是一直站在这里猜想还是离开故园来一次终极探险去发现奇观直面恐怖美丽的新世界邪恶的黑暗势力时间的起点创世的时刻我们是否有坚持到底的勇气或是逃回家？想找到答案只有一个方法我们开始一步步时空之旅离地面60英里（100公里）高度,就是太空边缘...仅仅一个小时车程地面上，生活在继续车水马龙商业繁忙《星际迷航》还在播出当我们回到家如果我们还能回家一切还会如初吗？我们还是原来的我们吗？我们必须抛掉这一切步入前方广阔的黑暗海洋前往月球Dozens of astronauts have come this way before us Twelve walked on the moon itselfJust a quarter of a million miles from home.Three days by spacecraftBarren.Desolate.It's like a deserted battlefieldBut oddly familiar.So close, we've barely left homeNeil Armstrong's first footprints.Looks like they were made yesterdayThere's no air to change them.They could survive for millions of yearsMaybe longer than us.Our time is limitedWe need to take our own giant leapOne million miles, 5 million, 20 million miles.We're far beyond where any human has ever venturedOut of the darkness, a friendly faceT he goddess of love, Venus.The morning star.The evening star.She can welcome the new day in the east......say good night in the westA sister to our planet......she's about the same size and gravity as Earth.We should be safe hereBut the Venus Express space probe is setting off alarmsIt's telling us, these dazzling clouds, they're made of deadly sulfuric acid The atmosphere is choking with carbon dioxideNever expected this Venus is one angry goddess.在我们之前，已有数十名宇航员前往月球其中12人踏上了月球月球距离地球只有25万英里（40万公里）坐宇宙飞船需要3天贫瘠荒芜月球看起来就像一个遗弃的战场但是惊人的熟悉那么近，就像我们几乎没有离开家尼尔·阿姆斯特朗的第一个脚印看起来就像在昨天留下的那里没有能够改变脚印的空气这些足迹会存在数百万年或许比人类存在的时间都长我们的时间是有限的我们必须自己踏出自己的一大步1百万英里5百万英里2千万英里远征前人未曾到达的地方一个友善的面孔从黑暗中浮现爱之女神金星启明星长庚星它可以在东方迎接新的一天...还会在西方道晚安金星是地球的姊妹星......大小和引力与地球相仿我们在这里应该是安全的但是金星快车空间探测器却时刻提醒着我们告诉我们那些耀眼的云层是由致命的硫酸构成金星的大气层充斥着二氧化碳没想到金星是一个愤怒的女神The air is noxious, the pressure unbearable.And it's hot, approaching 900 degreesStick around and we'd be corroded suffocated, crushed and baked Nothing can survive here.Not even this Soviet robotic probe.Its heavy armor's been trashed by the extreme atmosphere.So lovely from Earth, up close, this goddess is hideousShe's the sister from hell.Pockmarked by thousands of volcanoesAll that carbon dioxide is trapping the Sun's heat.Venus is burning up.It's global warming gone wildBefore it took hold, maybe Venus was beautiful, calm......more like her sister planet, Earth.So this could be Earth's futureWhere are the twinkling stars?The beautiful spheres gliding through space?Maybe we shouldn't be out here, maybe we should turn backBut there's something about the Sun, something hypnotic, like the Medusa Too terrible to look at, too powerful to resistLuring us onward on, like a moth to a flame.Wait ,there's something else, obscured by the sunIt must be Mercury.Get too close to the sun, this is what happens.Temperatures swing wildly hereAt night, it's minus 275 degreese midday, it's 800 plus.Burnt then frozen.The MESSENGER space probe is telling us something strange.For its size, Mercury has a powerful gravitational pull.It's a huge ball of iron, covered with a thin veneer of rock有毒的空气难以忍受的压力还有炙热温度接近900度（500°C）多呆一会我们会被腐蚀、窒息、压碎和烤焦任何东西都无法在这里生存即使像前苏联金星号机器人探测器它的厚重装甲已被这极端的大气环境给毁了从地球看她是多么可爱近观这个女神却是可怕的她是来自地狱的姊妹数千座火山犹如长满了痘疮大气层中的二氧化碳留住了太阳热量金星正在燃烧这是无节制的全球气候变暖在它变暖之前或许是美丽而平静的...很像她的姊妹星地球也许就它是我们地球的未来那些闪烁的星星哪里去了？美丽的圆球滑进了太空？或许我们不应该来这里我们应该回去但是太阳有催眠般的魔力象美杜莎（古希腊神话中3位蛇发女怪之一）可怕的让人无法正视，也无法抗拒她的力量引诱我们继续前进像飞蛾扑火等等，这里还有其他东西被太阳炙烤它一定是水星太靠近太阳，就会这样这里温度剧烈变化晚上会到零下275度（-170°C）...正午则超过800度（400°C）烧焦再被冰冻信使号空间探测器发现了一些奇怪的现象相对体积来说，小小的水星具有强大的引力它就像一个裹着薄薄岩石层的大铁球The core of what was once a much larger planet.So where's the rest of it?Maybe a stray planet slammed into Mercury...blasting away its outer layers in a deadly game of cosmic pinball Whole worlds on the loose careening wildly across the cosmos... ...destroying anything in their pathAnd we're in the middle of itVulnerable, exposed, smallEverything is telling us to turn back.But who could defy this?The Sun in all its mesmerizing splendorOur light, our lives......everything we do is controlled by the SunDepends on itIt's the Greek god Helios driving his chariot across the skyThe Egyptian god Ra reborn every dayThe summer solstice sun rising at Stonehenge.For millions of years......this was as close as it got to staring into the face of GodIt's so far away......it is burned out, we wouldn't know about it for eight minutesIt's so Big, you could fit one million Earths inside itBut who needs number? we've got the real thingWe see it every day, a familiar face in our skyNow, up close, it's unrecognizable.A turbulent sea of incandescent gasThe thermometer pushes 10,000 degreescan't imagine how hot the core is ,could be tens of millions of degreesHot enough to transform millions of tons of matter into energy every second More than all the energy ever made by mankind这是一颗大行星留下的核心其他部分去哪里了呢？或许是一个迷路的行星猛地撞进了水星...在一场致命的宇宙弹球游戏中水星的外层被炸掉了这些游荡的行星在宇宙中疯狂地掠过...毁掉他们道路上的一切我们就在其中脆弱、裸露而且渺小这一且都在告诉我们该回去了但是谁又能抗拒的了散发着迷人光彩的太阳？我们的光线，我们的生命我们的一切都被太阳控制着依赖于它它是驾着战车穿越天际的希腊美男子太阳神是每天重生的埃及神“拉”（埃及神话里的太阳神）以及巨石阵夏至的日出数百万年来我们对太阳神的景仰止于远观由于实在太远如果太阳熄灭了，8分钟后我们才会知道太阳大到可以装下100万颗地球谁需要这些数字呢我们看到了它的真面目我们每天看到太阳挂在天空的熟悉面孔现在近观它，又陌生起来由炙热气体形成的汹涌大海表面温度超过1万度（5000°C）难以置信的是它的核心温度则可以到数千万度这里热到足以能够每秒钟把数百万吨物质转化成能量超过人类有史以来产生的所有能量Dwarfing the power of all the nuclear weapons on Earth.Back home, we use this energy for light and heatBut up close, there's nothing comforting about the Sun.Its electrical and magnetic forces erupt in giant molten gas loops. Some are larger than a dozen EarthsMore powerful than 10 million volcanoes.And when they burst through they expose cooler layers below... ...making sunspots.A fraction cooler than their surrounding, sunspots look black... ...But they're hotter than anything on Earth.And massive up to 20 times the size of Earth.But one day, all this will stopThe Sun's fuel will be spent.And when it dies, the Earth will followThis god creates life, destroys it......and demands we keep out distanceThis comet strayed too closeThe Sun's heat is boiling it away......creating a tail that stretches for millions of miles.It's freezing in here.There's no doubt where this comet's from, the icy wastes of deep space But all this steam and geysers and dust......it's the Sun again, melting the comet's frozen heart.Strange.A kind of vast, dirty snowball, covered in grimy tarTiny grains of what looks like organic material......preserved on ice, since who knows when......maybe even the beginning of the solar system.Say a comet like this crashed into the young Earth billions of years ago. Maybe it delivered organic material and water...the raw ingredients of life地球上所有的核武器对于它都是小巫见大巫在地球，这些能量是我们利用的光和热近距离观看时，却是令人感到不安太阳的电磁活动迸发出巨大的炙热气体环状物（日珥）有的足有一打地球那么大释放的能量超过一千万个火山当它喷发的时候就会露出下面温度较低的部分形成太阳黑子太阳黑子比周围温度低一些所以看起来是黑的但仍比地球任何东西都热太阳黑子同样巨大，超过地球大小的20倍但是总有一天，这一切都会结束太阳的燃料会耗尽太阳死去，地球也会随之死亡这个神祗创造了生命，也会摧毁生命要求我们保持距离这个彗星太靠近太阳了它被太阳的热量蒸发产生绵延数百万英里的彗尾这里冰冷彻骨我们清楚彗星来自哪里它来自深太空的冰冻垃圾但你看这些蒸汽、间歇泉和尘埃这是太阳正在融化彗星的冰冻核心太奇异了犹如外面包裹着肮脏沥青的巨大脏雪球看起来像是有机物的小颗粒被冷冻保存谁会知道已经保存了多久也许和太阳系同龄如果像这样一颗彗星在数十亿年前撞到年轻的地球也许带来了有机物和水...... 生命的原始物质It may even have sown the seeds of life on Earth......that evolved into you and meBut say it crashed into the Earth nowThink of the dinosaurs, wiped out by a comet or asteroid strikeIt's only a question of time.Eventually, one day, we'll go the way of the dinosaursIf life on Earth was wiped out, we'd be stuck out here......homeless, adrift in a hostile universeWe'd need to find another homeAmong the millions, billions of planets......there must be one that's not too hot, not too cold, with air, sunlight, water... ...where, like Goldilocks, we could comfortably liveThe red planetUnmistakably Mars.For centuries, we've looked to Mars for company......for signs of lifeCould there be extraterrestrial life here?Are we ready to rewrite the history books, to tear up the science books... ...to turn our world upside down?What happens next could change everythingMars is the planet that most captures our imagination.Think of B-movies, sci-fi comics, what follows?Martians?It's all just fiction, right?But what it there really is something here?Hard to imagine, though. Up close, this is a dead planetThe activity that makes the Earth livable shut down millions of years ago here Red and deadMars is a giant fossil.Wait. Something is aliveA dust devil, a big one彗星甚至可能在地球上播下生命之种后来进化成你和我如果彗星现在撞上地球想想恐龙吧被彗星或是小行星的撞击彻底灭绝这只是时间问题毫无疑问，总有一天我们会步恐龙的后尘如果地球上的生命灭绝了我们会被困在这里无家可归，漂泊在危险宇宙中我们需要找一个新家在几百万甚至数十亿的行星中一定会有一个行星不会很热，也不会很冷有空气、阳光和水可以让我们舒适居住,生活红色行星我们都熟知的火星几个世纪以来，我们一直都在寻找火星上的同伴寻找生命迹象那里有外星生物吗？我们准备好改写史书，撕毁科学书籍颠覆我们的世界了吗？接下来发生的可能会改变一切火星比任何其他行星都能激发我们的遐想想到科幻电影、漫画，你会联想到什么-火星人？这都是虚构的，对吗？但如果这里真的有生物呢？无法想象，近观火星是一个死去的行星使得地球适宜居住的演化过程几亿年前在火星上就停止了红色、死寂火星是一块巨大的化石等一下，还有东西在活动一个巨大的尘暴Bigger than the biggest twisters back home.There's wind hereAnd where there's wind, there's airCould that air sustain extraterrestrial life?It's too thin tor us to breathe.And there's no ozone layerNothing to protect us against the Sun's ultraviolet rays.There is water......But frigid temperatures keep it in a constant deep freezeIt's hard to believe anything could live hereBack on Earth, there are creatures that survive in extreme cold, heat... ...even in the deepest ocean trenchesIt's as though life is a virus.It adapts, spreadsMaybe that's what we're doing right now......carrying the virus of life across the universe.Even in the most extreme conditions life usually finds a way.But on a dead planet?With no way to replenish its soil, no heat to melt its frozen water?All this dust, it's hard to see where we're goingOlympus Mons, named after the home of the Greek godsA vast ancient volcano.Three times higher than Everest.There's no sign of activity.Since its discovery in the 1970s, it's been declared extinctHang on.These look like lava flows.But any sign of lava should be long gone. obliterated by meteorite craters Unless, this monster isn't dead, just sleepingThere could be magma flowing beneath the crust right now......building up, waiting to be unleashed绝对超过地球上最大的龙卷风这里有风有风说明有空气可以维持外星生物的空气但对我们的呼吸来说，火星的空气太稀薄了而且这里没有臭氧层没有什么能够保护其不受太阳紫外线的伤害这里有水但在彻骨的严寒中只能永远被冰冻很难相信有什么可以在这里生存但是在地球极冷和极热的地方都有生物存在即使在最深的海沟生命好像病毒会适应环境、会散播也许我们现在正在携带着生命的病毒穿越宇宙即使在最极端的环境里，生命都会找到生存的办法但在这个死去的行星上没有活动去补充它土壤中的成分没有热量使其冰冻水融化还有大量尘埃，让我们无法辨别方位奥林匹斯山，以希腊众神的家乡命名一座巨大的古火山超过珠穆朗玛峰的三倍高。
太空旅行经历英语作文
太空旅行经历英语作文Embarking on an extraordinary celestial odyssey, I soared through the boundless expanse of the cosmos, an experience that transcends the realms of earthly comprehension. As the countdown commenced, a surge of anticipation mingled with trepidation coursed through my veins. With a thunderous roar, our spacecraft propelled itself skyward, leaving behind the familiar confines of Earth's atmosphere.As we ascended, the planet below gradually diminished in size, transforming into a magnificent azure orb. Continents and oceans blurred into abstract patterns, resembling an ethereal masterpiece painted on the celestial canvas. The weight of gravity gradually diminished, and I experienced an exhilarating sensation of weightlessness, as if I were floating in a boundless void.Through the panoramic viewports, I marveled at the intricate tapestry of stars that adorned the night sky.Constellations, once familiar landmarks on Earth, now appeared as dazzling celestial landscapes. The Milky Way, that ethereal river of light, stretched across the heavens like a luminous thread connecting distant worlds.As our spacecraft continued its ascent, the celestial bodies transformed before my very eyes. The Moon, afamiliar companion from Earth, now appeared as a desolate and cratered sphere, its surface etched with the scars of eons. Mars, the Red Planet, revealed its rust-colored dunes and enigmatic polar ice caps.Venturing further into the solar system, I encountered the enigmatic gas giants. Jupiter, with its swirling bands of clouds and Great Red Spot, resembled a celestial vortex, a testament to the primordial forces that shaped our universe. Saturn, adorned with its ethereal rings, seemed like a celestial ballerina, gracefully gliding through space.Beyond the familiar planets lay the unchartedterritories of the outer solar system. Uranus and Neptune,with their icy blue hues, hinted at the mysteries that lie hidden in the cosmic depths. Pluto, once considered the ninth planet, now reclassified as a dwarf planet, marked the farthest reaches of our celestial exploration.Throughout my cosmic journey, I was accompanied by a team of highly skilled astronauts, each possessing a profound understanding of the complexities of space travel. Together, we conducted a series of experiments and observations, expanding our knowledge of the cosmos and contributing to the collective scientific endeavor.As our mission drew to a close, a bittersweet feeling washed over me. The exhilaration of space exploration was tempered by the impending return to Earth. I had witnessed the wonders of the universe, but I knew that there wasstill an infinite tapestry of cosmic mysteries yet to unravel.With a gentle thud, our spacecraft touched down on the desolate expanse of the Martian landscape. Stepping out onto the alien terrain, I felt a sense of awe and humility.The vast Martian horizon stretched out before me, dotted with ancient craters and windswept dunes.As I gazed up at the Martian sky, I knew that my journey had not ended. The cosmos held an enduring fascination, a siren's call that would forever beckon me back to its enigmatic depths. The experiences I had witnessed, the knowledge I had gained, and the sense of wonder that had permeated my soul would forever shape my understanding of the universe and my place within it.And so, I returned to Earth, carrying with me the indelible memories of my celestial odyssey. The boundless expanse of space, the enigmatic planets, and the infinite tapestry of stars would forever remain etched in my mind as a testament to the indomitable spirit of human exploration and the unwavering allure of the unknown.。
遨游太空英文演讲稿
遨游太空英文演讲稿Ladies and gentlemen, distinguished guests,Today, I stand before you to discuss a topic that has fascinated humanity for centuries - space exploration. Space exploration has always captured our imagination, fueling our desire to venture beyond the boundaries of our planet and discover the unknown. As we set our sights on the stars, we embark on an extraordinary journey of exploration and discovery.The story of space exploration is one of both triumph and tragedy. From the first human to journey into space, Yuri Gagarin, to the iconic Apollo 11 moon landing, we have witnessed incredible achievements that have expanded our understanding of the universe. These milestones have not only pushed the boundaries of what is possible but have also inspired future generations to dream big and aim high.However, like any great undertaking, space exploration has not been without its challenges. Countless hours of research, testing, and dedication are poured into each mission. Astronauts undergo rigorous training to prepare themselves for the physical and psychological demands of space travel. Engineers and scientists work tirelessly to design spacecraft capable of withstanding the harsh conditions of space.It is a testament to human resilience and determination that we have overcome these obstacles and achieved great success.But why should we continue to explore space? Some argue that the pursuit of space exploration is a luxury we can ill-afford, given the many pressing issues we face on Earth. However, I believe that space exploration holds tremendous potential for our collective future. It is through exploration that we make groundbreaking discoveries, develop new technologies, and foster international collaboration.One of the most significant benefits of space exploration is the scientific knowledge we gain. From studying distant galaxies to exploring the conditions on other planets, space missions provide us with a unique perspective on the universe. These discoveries not only expand our understanding of the cosmos but also impact various scientific fields on Earth. For example, advancements in materials science and engineering for space travel have led to innovations in medicine, transportation, and energy production.Furthermore, space exploration has the power to unite us as a species. Regardless of borders, politics, or cultural differences, the pursuit of space exploration brings nations together in a shared endeavor.Collaborative efforts like the International Space Station demonstrate our ability to work together towards a common goal. By embracing the spirit of cooperation, we can transcend our earthly divisions and strive for a brighter future for all.In conclusion, space exploration is not merely an indulgence; it is a vital endeavor that pushes the boundaries of human knowledge and fosters international collaboration. As we embark on this journey, let us remember the words of Carl Sagan: "Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known." Through space exploration, we have the opportunity to unlock the mysteries of the universe and pave the way for a better future.Thank you.。
英语学习与霍金一起探索（宇宙时间旅行）部分（中英文字幕对照）
英语学习与霍金一起探索（宇宙时间旅行）部分（中英文字幕对照）与霍金一起探索宇宙\N《时间旅行》（中英文字幕对照）大家好，Hello.我是斯蒂芬·霍金My name is Stephen Hawking.物理学家宇宙学家Physicist, cosmologist, 有时也是一个梦想家and something of a dreamer.尽管我行动不便说话要借助电脑Although I cannot move and I have to speak through a computer.但在精神世界中我是自由的In my mind, I am free.自由地去探索宇宙Free to explore the universe探究深奥的问题and ask the big questions.比如时间旅行可能吗Such as is time travel possible?我们能打开通往过去之门吗Can we open a portal to the past?或者找到通往未来的捷径\ Or find a shortcut to the future?我们最终能利用Can we ultimately use the laws of nature自然规律操纵时间吗to become masters of time itself?一起去探索吧Check it out.时间旅行时间旅行曾一度被当作科学邪说Time travel was once considered scientific heresy.由于害怕被贴上科学怪人的标签I used to avoid talking about it 我过去常常避免谈及此事for fear of being labeled a crank.现如今我不会再顾虑这些But these days, I'm not so cautious.实际上我更像是建造巨石阵的那些人In fact, I'm more like the people who built stonehenge.我对时间着迷了I'm obsessed by time. 若我有台时间机器If had a time machine我想去拜访鼎盛时期的玛丽莲·梦露I'd visit Marilyn Monroe in her prime或者去拜访正用望远镜or drop in on Galileo as眺望星空的伽利略he turned his telescope to the heavens.我甚至想穿越到宇宙的尽头\ Perhaps I'd even travel to the end of the universe去探寻宇宙的完整故事结局to find out how our whole cosmic story ends.要验证这些想法能否实现To see how this might be possible,我们需要像物理学家那样we need to look at time as physicists do以四维的角度看时间as the fourth dimension.四维时空并不像听起来那样令人费解It's not as hard as it sounds.所有的物体甚至是我和我的椅子All physical objects, even me and my chair,都是三维的exist in three dimensions.任何事物都有宽度高度和长度Everything has a width and a height and a length.但是还存在另一种维度即时间维度But there is another kind of length -- a length in time.与人类的80余年寿命相比While a human may survive for 80 years,这些石头延续得更久远these stones will last much longer甚至长达数千年-- for thousands of years.而太阳系则能达到数十亿年And the solar system will last for billions of years.所有事物在时间上都有长度Everything has a length in time,在空间内同样如此as well as space.时间旅行意味着Traveling in time means穿越第四维时空traveling through this fourthdimension.为更好地理解我们以日常旅行为例To see what that means, let's do a bit of normal来直观体会一下四维时空的含义everyday traveling just to get a feel for it.一辆高速行驶的车能让实验变得更生动 A fast car makes it a bit more fun.在一条直线上行驶是在一维空间内Drive in a straight line, and you're traveling in one dimension.左转或右转就增加了第二维空间Turn right or left, and you add the second dimension.在蜿蜒的山路上下颠簸Drive up or down a twisty mountain road,就增加了高度的维度and that adds height.这样就算是在三维空间内行驶了So that's traveling in all three dimensions.但我们究竟要怎样才能实现时间旅行呢But how on earth do we travel in time?怎样才能找到一条How do we find a path通往第四维空间的路呢through the fourth dimension?让我们用一个小小的科幻情节放松一下Let's indulge in a little science fiction for a moment.时间旅行的电影里通常会Time-travel movies often出现一个巨型高耗能机器feature a vast energy-hungry machine.这台机器开辟了一条通往四维空间的道路The machine creates a path through the fourth dimension,一条时间隧道a tunnel through time.翻译：super zhanginfo vividx 取子小Q 初校：amira精校：super时间旅行者是勇敢者 A time traveler, a brave,也许也算是准备踏入perhaps foolhardy individual未知空间的愚勇之士prepared for who knows what,义无反顾地踏入时间隧道step into the time tunnle在未知的时间再现\ and emerges who knows when.这种构想兴许有些牵强The concept may be far-fetched,现实也可能与此大相径庭and the reality may be very different than this,但想法本身并没那么疯狂but the idea itself is not so crazy.物理学家也一直在为时间隧道绞尽脑汁Physicists have been thinking about tunnels in time,too,不过我们要从另一个角度来揭示这个问题but we covered it from a different angle.我们不知道在自然法则允许范围内We wonder if portals to the past or the future是否可能出现通往过去或未来的大门could ever be possible within the laws of nature.事实上As it turns out,我们认为有可we think they are.甚至给他们命名\ What's more we even give them a name:虫洞wormholes.事实上虫洞无处不在The truth is the wormholes are all around us,只不过它们微小至肉眼难以看到only they are too small to see.虫洞非常微小Wormholes are very tiny,它们存在于时间和空间的各个角落they accur in nooks and crannies in space and time. 你或许不敢苟同但请继续看You might find it tough concent, but stay with me.任何东西都不是平坦或者实心的Nothing is flat or solid.如果你仔细观察\N{\fn方正综艺简体}If you look close enoughat anything,就会发现小洞和细缝无处不在you'll find holes and crannies in it.这是最基本的物理原理It's a basic physical principle对时间也同样适用and it even applies to time.看这个桌球台Take this pool table.表面看起来平整光滑但靠近了看Thesurface looks flat and smooth, but up close,实际并非如此it's actually anything but.它的表面布满了裂缝和小孔It's full of gaps and holes.就连桌球这样的光滑事物Even something as smooth as a pool ball都有小的裂缝细纹和小孔has tiny crevices, wrinkles, and voids.显而易见\ Now, it's easy to show that这在三维空间里毋容置疑this is true in the first three dimensions,但是相信我but, trust me,在第四维空间里这也是正确的it's also true of the fourth dimension, as well.在时间空间里There are tiny crevices, wrinkles, and voids也有小的裂缝细纹和小孔in time.不断地缩到最小的范围Down at the smallest of scales,甚至比分子原子还微小时smaller even than molecules,我们所得到的smaller than atoms, we get to a place就是量子泡沫called the quantum foam.虫洞就存在于此This is where wormholes exist.在量子的世界里Tiny tunnels, or shortcuts, 穿越时空的微小隧道或捷径through space and time constantly form,不断地形成消失再形成disappear, and reform within this quantum world.它们实际上连接了两个独立的区域And they actually link two separate和两处不同的时间places and two different times.不幸的是这种真实存在的时间隧道Unfortunately, these real-life time tunnels are 只有10的-33次方厘米的大小just a billion trillion trillionths of a centimeter across --远不足以容纳人类通过way too small for a human to pass through.但虫洞时间机器的概念正带来更多灵感But here's where the notion of wormhole time machines is leading. 一些科学家认为或许可以捕捉Some scientists think it may be possible to 其中一个虫洞将其放大数万亿倍capture one and enlarge it near trillions of times让它大到足以能让人类to make it big enough for a human甚至宇宙飞船进入or even a spaceship to enter.假设有足够的能量和高科技Given enough power and advanced technology,或许可以在宇宙中构造一个巨大的虫洞perhaps a giant wormhole could even be constructed in space.我不是说这一定可行I'm not saying it can be done,但如果真能面世but if it could be,它将是一个非常卓越的机器it would be a truly remarkable device.一端在地球附近One end could be here near the earth,而另一端则在遥远的星际and the other far, far away, near some distant planet.理论上虫洞能够发挥更多用途Theoretically, a wormhole could do even more.如果两口开在同一个地方If both ends were in the same place and separated by没有距离阻隔但却处在不同时间time instead of distance,飞船则可以还在地球附近起降a ship could fly in and come out still near the earth,却已穿越到远古but in the distant past.或许恐龙将有幸目睹飞船着陆Maybe dinosaurs would witness the ship coming in for a landing.此时我意识到用四维空间去思考并非易事Now, I realize that thinking in four dimensions is not easy and虫洞也是令人费解的复杂概念that wormholes are a tricky concept to wrap your head around.不过请再坚持一下But hang in there.我曾构想出这样一个简单的实验I've thought up a simple experiment that could能够揭示在目前抑或今后reveal if human time travel through a wormhole is possible now,人类能否通过虫洞穿越时间or even in the future.。
到外星去旅行英文作文
到外星去旅行英文作文英文：Traveling to an Alien Planet。
English: Imagine this: a journey beyond our known universe, a trip to an alien planet. The mere thought sends shivers down my spine, a mix of excitement and a tinge of fear. What would it be like to explore a world so different from our own? Let's dive into the possibilities.Firstly, the journey itself would be nothing short of extraordinary. Boarding a spaceship, feeling the vibrations as the engines roar to life, and then the exhilarating moment when we break through Earth's atmosphere, leaving our familiar blue planet behind. It's a blend of science fiction and reality, a dream come true for the adventurous.Once we arrive, the landscape would likely be unlike anything we've ever seen. Perhaps towering crystallinestructures reflecting light in mesmerizing patterns, or vast oceans of a liquid we can't even imagine. I can't help but think of the alien flora and fauna. Plants that glow with their own luminescence, creatures with bioluminescent skin scurrying about. It's a biologist's dream.Of course, communication would be a challenge. How do we converse with beings who may not even perceive the world in the same way we do? It's like learning a new language, but on an entirely different level. I imagine using gestures, drawings, maybe even musical tones to try to bridge the gap. It's a humbling experience, realizing how small we are in the grand scheme of the cosmos.Now, let's talk about the food. Can you imagine the flavors? I bet there are fruits that taste like a mix of sunshine and stardust, and maybe a spicy dish that leaves our tongues tingling with excitement. Exploring alien cuisine would be an adventure in itself, trying dishes that challenge our taste buds in the best way possible.The nights on this alien planet would be a spectacle.Perhaps multiple moons casting ethereal glows across the landscape, or a sky filled with swirling colors as magnetic storms dance overhead. It's the kind of beauty that makes you feel both insignificant and deeply connected to the universe.But amidst all the wonder, there would also be challenges. Homesickness might hit, a longing for the familiar comforts of Earth. And then there's the question of whether we could ever truly feel at home on a planet so foreign to us. It's a reminder of the importance of our own planet, a tiny blue dot in the vastness of space.中文：到外星球旅行。
太空之旅作文带翻译英语
太空之旅作文带翻译英语英文回答：Space, the final frontier. A vast, enigmatic realmwhere dreams and discoveries collide. It's a place that has always captivated my imagination, fueling my desire to embark on an awe-inspiring voyage beyond the confines ofour planet.My interest in space ignited at an early age. I spent countless hours gazing up at the night sky, marveling atthe celestial tapestry that unfolded above me. Thetwinkling stars, the enigmatic moon, and the awe-inspiring planets all whispered tales of mystery and wonder. Icouldn't help but yearn to explore these celestial bodies firsthand, to touch the stars and unravel the secrets that the cosmos holds.As I grew older, my fascination with space only intensified. I devoured books about astronomy, astrophysics,and the history of space exploration. I watched every documentary I could find, eager to absorb every shred of knowledge about the vast expanse beyond our atmosphere. I immersed myself in the world of space exploration, becoming an avid follower of NASA's missions and the extraordinary achievements of astronauts and scientists.One event that particularly sparked my passion for space travel was the Apollo 11 mission in 1969. I was just a young boy at the time, but I vividly remember watching the grainy footage of Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin taking their first steps on the lunar surface. It was a momentthat changed history and left an indelible mark on my young mind. I was filled with a sense of wonder and awe, and I knew then and there that I wanted to be a part of this extraordinary chapter in human history.Over the years, my dream of becoming an astronaut has only grown stronger. I've pursued my education with vigor, excelling in science, math, and engineering. I've joined clubs and organizations dedicated to space exploration, and I've volunteered my time to support STEM programs in mycommunity. I've done everything in my power to prepare myself for the challenges and rigors of space travel.I believe that space exploration is vital for the advancement of humankind. It has the power to inspire generations, to push the boundaries of human knowledge, and to unite us as a species. As we venture deeper into the cosmos, we not only discover new worlds but also gain a profound understanding of our own planet and our place in the universe.I am confident that one day, I will have the privilege of experiencing the wonders of space firsthand. I willfloat weightlessly in the vast expanse of the cosmos, gaze upon Earth from a unique perspective, and contribute to the ongoing quest for knowledge and discovery. I know that the journey will be fraught with challenges, but I am undeterred. I am driven by an unquenchable thirst for adventure, an insatiable curiosity about the unknown, and an unwavering belief in the power of human ingenuity.I am eager to join the ranks of the brave men and womenwho have ventured into the unknown, to push the boundariesof human exploration, and to inspire generations to come. I am ready to embrace the challenges and wonders that await me in the vast expanse of space.中文回答：太空，最后的边界。
去宇宙冒险的作文英语
去宇宙冒险的作文英语Title: An Adventure into the Cosmos。
Embarking on a journey into the vast expanse of the cosmos is a dream that ignites the imagination and fuels the adventurous spirit within us. The prospect of venturing beyond the confines of our own planet and exploring the mysteries of space is both exhilarating and awe-inspiring. In this essay, I will delve into the exhilarating experience of a cosmic adventure.As I boarded the spacecraft, excitement andanticipation pulsed through my veins. The hum of the engines reverberated around me, signaling the beginning of an extraordinary voyage. Strapped into my seat, I watched with a mixture of trepidation and wonder as the Earth gradually receded from view, replaced by the endless darkness of space.The first leg of our journey took us to the moon, ourcelestial neighbor shimmering in the distance like a pearl against the velvet backdrop of the cosmos. Stepping out onto the lunar surface was a surreal experience, the low gravity lending an ethereal quality to every movement. I gazed up at the Earth, a fragile blue orb hanging in the vastness of space, and felt a profound sense of interconnectedness with the universe.Our next destination was Mars, the red planet beckoning to us with its promise of discovery. Touching down on the Martian surface, I marveled at the stark beauty of the landscape, its rusty hues contrasting with the deep indigo of the Martian sky. As we explored the ancient valleys and towering mountains, I couldn't help but wonder what secrets lay buried beneath the Martian soil, waiting to be unearthed by future generations of explorers.Beyond Mars, we journeyed further into the depths of space, venturing into the uncharted territories of the outer solar system. Passing by gas giants and icy moons, we marveled at the sheer scale and diversity of our celestial neighborhood. Each new discovery filled me with a sense ofwonder and humility, reminding me of the infinite possibilities that lie beyond the boundaries of our own world.But our adventure did not end there. Venturing beyond the confines of our solar system, we set our sights on distant stars and galaxies, charting a course through the cosmic ocean. As we traveled deeper into the unknown, Ifelt a sense of both exhilaration and insignificance, humbled by the vastness of the universe and the countless worlds that lay waiting to be explored.Our journey into the cosmos was not without its challenges. From navigating treacherous asteroid fields to weathering the violent storms of distant gas giants, each obstacle tested our courage and determination. But in the face of adversity, we persevered, driven by our insatiable thirst for knowledge and discovery.As our spacecraft finally returned to Earth, I couldn't help but feel a sense of profound gratitude for the opportunity to embark on such an incredible adventure.Though our journey had come to an end, the memories and experiences we had gained would stay with me forever, fueling my imagination and inspiring me to continue exploring the wonders of the cosmos.In conclusion, venturing into the cosmos is a journey unlike any other, a voyage of discovery that challenges us to push the boundaries of what is possible and explore the infinite wonders of the universe. It is a journey that transcends time and space, igniting the spark of curiosity within us and reminding us of the boundless potential of the human spirit.。
环游月球的故事作文英文
环游月球的故事作文英文The Story of Traveling Around the Moon。
In the year 1969, mankind achieved a remarkable feat that had been the dream of many for centuries. They traveled to the moon and back. The journey was not an easy one, but it was one that was filled with courage, determination, and a spirit of adventure.The mission was called Apollo 11. It was a joint effort by NASA and the United States government. The mission was led by Neil Armstrong, who was the first man to step on the moon. The other members of the crew were Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins.The journey began on July 16th, 1969, when the Apollo 11 spacecraft was launched from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The spacecraft consisted of three parts – the Command Module, the Service Module, and the Lunar Module. The Command Module was the cockpit of the spacecraft, wherethe crew lived and worked. The Service Module was the engine that propelled the spacecraft through space. The Lunar Module was the spacecraft that would take the crew to the moon and back.The journey to the moon took four days. During this time, the crew had to endure the harsh conditions of space travel. They had to deal with weightlessness, radiation, and the lack of fresh air and water. They also had to make sure that the spacecraft was functioning properly and that they were on course to reach the moon.On July 20th, 1969, the Lunar Module, called Eagle, landed on the surface of the moon. Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first humans to step on the moon. They spent several hours exploring the surface of the moon, collecting samples, and conducting experiments.Michael Collins remained in the Command Module,orbiting the moon, waiting for his fellow astronauts to return. He had the difficult task of keeping the spacecraft on course and communicating with mission control back onEarth.After a successful mission, the crew returned to Earth on July 24th, 1969. They had traveled around the moon and back, a journey that had never been done before. They had achieved what many thought was impossible, and their bravery and determination had inspired people all over the world.In conclusion, the story of traveling around the moon is a remarkable achievement in human history. It shows that with courage, determination, and a spirit of adventure, anything is possible. The Apollo 11 mission will always be remembered as a defining moment in human history, and it will continue to inspire future generations to reach for the stars.。
太空旅行英语故事作文
太空旅行英语故事作文Title: A Journey Beyond Earth: A Tale of Space Travel。
In the vast expanse of the cosmos, humanity has always been fascinated by the mysteries of space. It is a realm where the imagination takes flight, and dreams of exploration become reality. This is the story of a remarkable journey beyond Earth, where the boundaries of possibility are pushed to new limits.Our adventure begins with a team of courageous astronauts preparing for a mission unlike any other. They have trained rigorously for years, honing their skills and knowledge to embark on a voyage that will take them far beyond the confines of our planet. Their destination: the distant reaches of the solar system.As the countdown begins, anticipation fills the air. The spacecraft, a marvel of engineering, stands ready to carry its crew into the unknown. With a roar of engines, itlaunches into the starry abyss, leaving Earth behind and venturing into the boundless expanse of space.Days turn into weeks as the astronauts journey further from home. They marvel at the wonders of the cosmos, from the breathtaking beauty of distant nebulae to the silent majesty of far-off planets. Each passing moment brings new discoveries and challenges, testing the limits of human ingenuity and resolve.But amidst the awe-inspiring sights of the universe, there are also dangers lurking in the void. Solar flaresand cosmic radiation pose threats to the safety of the crew, requiring constant vigilance and meticulous planning to navigate safely through the cosmic ocean.Despite the risks, the astronauts press onward, driven by a thirst for knowledge and a sense of adventure that knows no bounds. They conduct experiments, gather data, and push the boundaries of human understanding, laying the groundwork for future generations to explore even further into the depths of space.Finally, after months of travel, their destination comes into view: a distant planet orbiting a distant star. It is a world unlike any they have ever seen, with alien landscapes and strange, otherworldly vistas stretching out before them. With careful precision, they guide their spacecraft into orbit, preparing to explore this new frontier.As they descend to the planet's surface, excitementfills the hearts of the astronauts. They step out ontoalien soil, becoming the first humans to set foot on another world. It is a moment of triumph, a testament to the indomitable spirit of exploration that drives humanity ever onward.But their journey is far from over. There are still countless mysteries to unravel, and new worlds waiting to be discovered. And so, with hearts full of hope and determination, the astronauts continue their voyage through the cosmos, knowing that the greatest adventures still lie ahead.In the end, theirs is a story of courage, curiosity, and the unbreakable human spirit. It is a testament to the power of exploration to unite us all, and to inspire future generations to reach for the stars. And as they gaze out into the infinite expanse of space, they know that their journey is only just beginning.。
宇宙环游日记作文英语
宇宙环游日记作文英语Title: Diary of a Cosmic Voyage。
Day 1:Today marks the beginning of an extraordinary journey – a voyage through the vast expanse of the cosmos. As I embark on this remarkable adventure, I am filled with a sense of awe and anticipation. The stars twinkle in the distance, beckoning me to explore their mysteries. With each passing moment, I feel myself being drawn further into the endless depths of space.Day 2:The second day of my cosmic journey has been filled with wonder and discovery. I have encountered strange and beautiful phenomena beyond anything I could have imagined. From shimmering nebulae to swirling galaxies, the universe is a canvas of breathtaking sights. I am humbled by thesheer magnitude of creation and grateful for the opportunity to witness its splendor firsthand.Day 3:As I continue to travel through the cosmos, I am struck by the vastness of space and the infinitesimal nature of my existence within it. Despite the enormity of the universe, I am reminded of the interconnectedness of all things. Each star, each planet, each asteroid is a piece of a larger puzzle, each contributing to the tapestry of existence in its own unique way.Day 4:Today, I had the privilege of witnessing a supernova –the explosive death of a massive star. The sight was both awe-inspiring and humbling, a reminder of the impermanence of all things. In the midst of destruction, new life is born, and the cycle of creation continues unabated. It is a sobering thought, yet strangely comforting in its inevitability.Day 5:As I drift through the cosmos, I find myself contemplating the mysteries of the universe – the nature of time, the origins of life, the possibility of other intelligent beings. With each passing moment, I am filled with a sense of wonder and curiosity, eager to uncover the secrets that lie hidden among the stars.Day 6:Today, I stumbled upon a distant planet unlike any I have ever seen before. Its surface is covered in swirling clouds of gas and its atmosphere is tinged with hues of blue and green. I cannot help but wonder what manner oflife exists on this strange and beautiful world, and whether they too gaze up at the stars in search of answers.Day 7:As my cosmic journey draws to a close, I find myselfreflecting on all that I have seen and experienced. The universe is a vast and wondrous place, filled with beauty and mystery beyond comprehension. Though my journey may be ending, my thirst for knowledge remains unquenched. Who knows what wonders lie waiting to be discovered in the infinite expanse of space? Only time will tell.In conclusion, my voyage through the cosmos has been an experience unlike any other. From the dazzling beauty of distant galaxies to the haunting silence of empty space, I have been privileged to witness the wonders of the universe firsthand. Though my journey may have come to an end, the memories of my cosmic odyssey will stay with me forever, a reminder of the boundless possibilities that lie beyond the stars.。
宇宙旅行的科幻作文英语
In the distant future,humanity has finally unlocked the secrets of the cosmos and ventured beyond the confines of Earth.The year is2150,and space travel is no longer a dream but a reality.The story unfolds as we follow the journey of a young astronaut named Alex,who is about to embark on a daring mission to explore the far reaches of the universe.Title:The Cosmic OdysseyIntroduction:The universe,vast and mysterious,has always captivated the human imagination.As technology advanced,Earths inhabitants yearned to explore the stars.Alex,a brilliant and ambitious astronaut,is selected for a groundbreaking expedition to the Andromeda Galaxy,a journey that will test the limits of human endurance and knowledge.Setting:The story is set in a time where space travel has become commonplace,but intergalactic voyages are still rare and perilous.Alexs spacecraft,the Pioneer Spirit,is a marvel of modern engineering,equipped with the latest in propulsion systems,life support,and communication technology.Characters:Alex:The protagonist,a young and talented astronaut with a passion for exploration. Dr.Elara:The missions lead scientist,a seasoned veteran of space travel who provides guidance and mentorship to Alex.Captain Zara:The commanding officer of the Pioneer Spirit,a skilled pilot with a strong sense of duty.AI Assistant:An advanced artificial intelligence system that assists the crew with navigation,data analysis,and daily operations.Plot:The mission begins with a grand sendoff from Earth,as the Pioneer Spirit launches into the unknown.As the spacecraft travels through the void of space,Alex and the crew encounter various challenges,including navigating through asteroid fields,dealing with equipment malfunctions,and the psychological effects of isolation.During their journey,they discover a mysterious signal emanating from a distant planet. Intrigued,they decide to investigate,leading to a series of discoveries that challenge their understanding of the universe.They encounter ancient alien ruins,evidence of a longextinct civilization,and a technology far beyond human comprehension.Conflict:The primary conflict arises from the crews struggle to understand and harness the alien technology they find.There is also an internal conflict as the crewmembers grapple with the implications of their discoveries and the potential impact on humanity.Climax:The climax of the story occurs when the crew activates a piece of alien technology that opens a stable wormhole,providing a shortcut back to Earth.However,doing so awakens a dormant alien entity that threatens the safety of the crew and the mission.Resolution:In a thrilling finale,Alex and the crew must use their combined skills and the newfound alien technology to outsmart and neutralize the alien entity.They successfully return to Earth,bringing with them knowledge and artifacts that will forever change humanitys perception of the universe.Conclusion:The story ends with Alex reflecting on the journey and the profound impact it has had on their understanding of the cosmos.The missions success paves the way for a new era of space exploration and interstellar cooperation,as humanity takes its first steps into the grand tapestry of the universe.Themes:The story explores themes of discovery,courage,the pursuit of knowledge,and the potential consequences of making contact with an advanced alien civilization.It also delves into the human spirits resilience in the face of the unknown and the ethical considerations of exploiting alien technology for human advancement.。
宇宙之旅作文英文
宇宙之旅作文英文I gazed out of the spaceship window, feeling the weightlessness of space. The stars twinkled in the distance, and I couldn't help but feel a sense of awe at the vastness of the universe.The journey had been long and arduous, but the sight before me made it all worth it. I felt a sense of freedom and exhilaration as I floated through the endless expanseof space.As I looked out at the swirling galaxies and distant planets, I couldn't help but wonder about the mysteriesthat lay beyond. What other forms of life might be out there, waiting to be discovered?The silence of space was both beautiful and eerie.There was a sense of tranquility in the emptiness, but also a feeling of isolation that made me long for the familiar comforts of home.Despite the challenges of space travel, I felt a deep sense of gratitude for the opportunity to explore the unknown. The experience had opened my eyes to the wonders of the universe and left me with a newfound sense of wonder and humility.As I prepared to return to Earth, I knew that the memories of my journey through space would stay with me forever. The sense of adventure and discovery had changed me in ways I could never have imagined.。
太空旅行英语小作文带翻译
太空旅行英语小作文带翻译Space travel is the ultimate frontier for humanity.With the rapid advancement of technology and the increasing interest in space exploration, the possibility of traveling to outer space is becoming more of a reality. In this essay, we will explore the potential of space travel and itsimpact on the future of humanity.以太空旅行是人类的最终前沿。
随着技术的快速发展和对太空探索的兴趣日益增长，前往外太空的可能性正在变得更加真实。
在这篇文章中，我们将探讨太空旅行的潜力及其对人类未来的影响。
The idea of space travel has captured the imaginationof people for centuries. From the early days of science fiction to the first moon landing, the concept of exploring the cosmos has always been an exciting prospect. And now, with the development of new technologies such as reusable rockets and space tourism, the dream of space travel is closer than ever before.太空旅行的想法几个世纪以来一直吸引着人们的想象力。
从科幻小说的早期时代到第一次登月，探索宇宙的概念一直是一个令人兴奋的前景。
《旅行到宇宙边缘》中英文字幕稿
1Our world is warm, comfortable and familiar.我们的世界温暖、舒适熟悉But when we look to the sky we want to know 但当我们仰望天空我们想知道We are living in a unique place in the universe 我们是居住在宇宙中一个独特的地方Or just a small corner of space?或仅仅是太空的小小一隅?The universe is friendly or hostile?宇宙是友善的还是充满敌意？We have been standing here for conjecture我们是一直站在这里猜想Or leave to an ultimate adventure Hometown 还是离开故园来一次终极探险To discover the wonders of去发现奇观Face of terror直面恐怖Brave New World美丽的新世界2.The dark forces of evil邪恶的黑暗势力The starting point of time时间的起点Creation time创世的时刻Do we have the courage to persist in the end我们是否有坚持到底的勇气Or to escape home?或是逃回家？Only one way to find the answer想找到答案只有一个方法We started a step by step journey time and space我们开始一步步时空之旅From the ground 60 miles (100 kilometers) high, that is, the edge of space ...离地面60英里（100公里）高度,就是太空边缘...Just an hour's drive仅仅一个小时车程On the ground, living in the continued地面上，生活在继续3.Busy busy commercial车水马龙商业繁忙"Star Trek" is also broadcast on《星际迷航》还在播出When we got home if we can go home当我们回到家如果我们还能回家All will as ever do?一切还会如初吗？We are still the original us?我们还是原来的我们吗？We have to throw it all我们必须抛掉这一切Into the front of the vast ocean of darkness步入前方广阔的黑暗海洋Go to the moon前往月球Before us, dozens of astronauts to the Moon在我们之前，已有数十名宇航员前往月球12 of them set foot on the Moon其中12人踏上了月球4.Moon from the Earth only 25 million miles (400,000 kilometers)月球距离地球只有25万英里（40万公里）Spacecraft need to take 3 days坐宇宙飞船需要3天Barren贫瘠Barren荒芜The moon looks like an abandoned battlefield月球看起来就像一个遗弃的战场But the amazing familiarity但是惊人的熟悉So close, like we almost did not leave the house那么近，就像我们几乎没有离开家Neil Armstrong's first footprint尼尔·阿姆斯特朗的第一个脚印Looks like yesterday left看起来就像在昨天留下的There have not been able to change the footprint of the air 那里没有能够改变脚印的空气5.These footprints will exist for millions of years这些足迹会存在数百万年Perhaps more than human existence a long time或许比人类存在的时间都长Our time is limited我们的时间是有限的We have to own your own a big step我们必须自己踏出自己的一大步5 1 million miles a million miles 10 million miles 21百万英里5百万英里2千万英里Expedition did not reach the place where their predecessors远征前人未曾到达的地方A friendly face to emerge from the darkness一个友善的面孔从黑暗中浮现Venus Goddess of Love爱之女神金星Venus启明星Hesperus长庚星6.It can be in the East to greet the new day ...它可以在东方迎接新的一天...Will be good night in the West还会在西方道晚安Venus is Earth's sister planet ...金星是地球的姊妹星...... Size and gravity similar to Earth...大小和引力与地球相仿We are here to be safe我们在这里应该是安全的But the Venus Express space probe has constantly reminds us 但是金星快车空间探测器却时刻提醒着我们Tells us that those bright clouds of sulfuric acid composition by the fatal 告诉我们那些耀眼的云层是由致命的硫酸构成Venus's atmosphere filled with carbon dioxide金星的大气层充斥着二氧化碳Did not think V enus is an angry goddess没想到金星是一个愤怒的女神Unbearable pressure of the air toxic有毒的空气难以忍受的压力7.There are hot temperatures near 900 degrees (500 ° C)还有炙热温度接近900度（500°C）Duodai a while we would be corrosion, suffocation, crushing and scorched 多呆一会我们会被腐蚀、窒息、压碎和烤焦Nothing can survive here任何东西都无法在这里生存Even organizations like the former Soviet Venus probe robot No.即使像前苏联金星号机器人探测器Its heavy armor has been the extreme to destroy the atmospheric environment 它的厚重装甲已被这极端的大气环境给毁了From the Earth to see how lovely she is a closer look at the goddess is terrible 从地球看她是多么可爱近观这个女神却是可怕的She is the sister from hell她是来自地狱的姊妹Thousands of volcanoes as if covered with pox数千座火山犹如长满了痘疮Of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere to retain heat of the sun 大气层中的二氧化碳留住了太阳热量Venus is burning金星正在燃烧8.This is the uncontrolled global warming这是无节制的全球气候变暖Warming before it may be beautiful and calm在它变暖之前或许是美丽而平静的... Much like her sister planet Earth...很像她的姊妹星地球Perhaps it is the future of our planet也许就它是我们地球的未来Those flashing stars gone?那些闪烁的星星哪里去了？The beautiful ball slid into the space?美丽的圆球滑进了太空？Perhaps we should not come here we should go back to或许我们不应该来这里我们应该回去But the magic of the sun as a hypnotic-like Medusa (ancient Greek mythology, three snakes, onefat woman strange)但是太阳有催眠般的魔力象美杜莎（古希腊神话中3位蛇发女怪之一）People can not face the terrible and can not resist the power of her可怕的让人无法正视，也无法抗拒她的力量We continue to move forward to lure moths flying into the fire like moths to flame引诱我们继续前进像飞蛾扑火9.And so on, there are other things that sun-baked等等，这里还有其他东西被太阳炙烤It must be a Mercury它一定是水星Too close to the sun, this will happen太靠近太阳，就会这样Where dramatic changes in temperature这里温度剧烈变化Night to minus 275 degrees (-170 ° C)晚上会到零下275度（-170°C）... Noon is over 800 degrees (400 ° C)...正午则超过800度（400°C）Charred longer be frozen烧焦再被冰冻MESSENGER space probe has discovered some strange phenomena信使号空间探测器发现了一些奇怪的现象Relative volume, the tiny Mercury has a strong gravitational pull相对体积来说，小小的水星具有强大的引力It's like a rock wrapped in a thin layer of a large iron ball它就像一个裹着薄薄岩石层的大铁球10.This is the core of a planet left behind这是一颗大行星留下的核心Where the rest of it?其他部分去哪里了呢？May be a lost planet suddenly crashed into the Mercury或许是一个迷路的行星猛地撞进了水星... In a deadly cosmic pinball game has been blown up by the outer layer of Mercury ...在一场致命的宇宙弹球游戏中水星的外层被炸掉了The wandering of the planets in the universe frantically passing这些游荡的行星在宇宙中疯狂地掠过... Destroying everything in their path...毁掉他们道路上的一切In which we我们就在其中Vulnerable, exposed, and tiny脆弱、裸露而且渺小This and all told us that the returned这一且都在告诉我们该回去了But who can resist the但是谁又能抗拒的了11.Exudes charming glory of the sun?散发着迷人光彩的太阳？Our light, our life我们的光线，我们的生命We all controlled by the sun我们的一切都被太阳控制着Depend on it依赖于它It is the sail of the Greek-looking man chariot across the sky the sun god 它是驾着战车穿越天际的希腊美男子太阳神Daily rebirth of Egyptian gods "pull" (Egyptian mythology, the sun god)是每天重生的埃及神“拉”（埃及神话里的太阳神）As well as the Stonehenge summer solstice sunrise以及巨石阵夏至的日出Millions of years数百万年来We admired the sun god stop Lex我们对太阳神的景仰止于远观As it is too far away由于实在太远12.If the sun went out, 8 minutes later, we will know如果太阳熄灭了，8分钟后我们才会知道Sun big enough to fit in one million Earth太阳大到可以装下100万颗地球Who needs these figures do we see its true colors谁需要这些数字呢我们看到了它的真面目Every day we see the sun hanging in the sky, the familiar faces 我们每天看到太阳挂在天空的熟悉面孔A closer look at it now, and strange to them现在近观它，又陌生起来Hot gas formed by the raging sea由炙热气体形成的汹涌大海Surface temperature of more than 10,000 degrees (5000 ° C)表面温度超过1万度（5000°C）Hard to believe that its core temperature can be tens of millions of degrees难以置信的是它的核心温度则可以到数千万度Here hot enough to be able这里热到足以能够The millions of tons of matter per second into energy每秒钟把数百万吨物质转化成能量13.More than all the energy generated by the history of mankind超过人类有史以来产生的所有能量All nuclear weapons on the planet for it is all pale into insignificance地球上所有的核武器对于它都是小巫见大巫In the Earth, these light and heat energy is used by us在地球，这些能量是我们利用的光和热When viewed at close range, but it is disturbing近距离观看时，却是令人感到不安The sun's magnetic activity of the hot gases burst out of a huge ring matter (prominence)太阳的电磁活动迸发出巨大的炙热气体环状物（日珥）Some have a dozen feet as big as the Earth有的足有一打地球那么大The energy released more than 10 million volcano释放的能量超过一千万个火山When it will be exposed when the eruption temperature of the lower part of the following 当它喷发的时候就会露出下面温度较低的部分The formation of sunspots形成太阳黑子Sunspots were lower than the ambient temperature it looks black太阳黑子比周围温度低一些所以看起来是黑的14.But still better than anything else on Earth Heat但仍比地球任何东西都热Sunspots equally enormous, more than 20 times the size of the Earth太阳黑子同样巨大，超过地球大小的20倍But one day it all comes to an end但是总有一天，这一切都会结束The sun will run out of fuel太阳的燃料会耗尽The sun died, the Earth will follow the death太阳死去，地球也会随之死亡The gods created life, would destroy the lives of这个神祗创造了生命，也会摧毁生命Require us to keep their distance from要求我们保持距离The comet is too close to the sun of这个彗星太靠近太阳了It is the sun's heat evaporation它被太阳的热量蒸发Generated tail stretching millions of miles产生绵延数百万英里的彗尾15.Here the cold biting这里冰冷彻骨We know where it came from a comet from deep space, the frozen junk 我们清楚彗星来自哪里它来自深太空的冰冻垃圾But you look at these steam, geysers and dust但你看这些蒸汽、间歇泉和尘埃This is the sun, melting the frozen core of a comet这是太阳正在融化彗星的冰冻核心Is too singular a太奇异了If outside, wrapped in a huge dirty snowball dirty asphalt犹如外面包裹着肮脏沥青的巨大脏雪球Looks like a small organic particles看起来像是有机物的小颗粒By cryopreservation Who knows how long it had been saved被冷冻保存谁会知道已经保存了多久Perhaps the same age and the solar system也许和太阳系同龄If you like a comet in a few billions of years ago hit the young Earth 如果像这样一颗彗星在数十亿年前撞到年轻的地球16.May be brought to life the original material ...也许带来了生命原始物质...... Organic matter and water...有机物和水Comets may even sow the life of the species on Earth彗星甚至可能在地球上播下生命之种Later evolved into you and me后来进化成你和我If the comet hit the Earth now如果彗星现在撞上地球Think Dinosaur Bar was a comet or asteroid impacts and complete extinction 想想恐龙吧被彗星或是小行星的撞击彻底灭绝This is only a matter of time这只是时间问题There is no doubt that one day we will step the dinosaur毫无疑问，总有一天我们会步恐龙的后尘If the extinction of life on Earth we will be Kunzaizheli如果地球上的生命灭绝了我们会被困在这里Homeless, wandering in a dangerous universe无家可归，漂泊在危险宇宙中17.We need to find a new home我们需要找一个新家In a few millions or even billions of planets in the在几百万甚至数十亿的行星中There must be a planet is not very hot nor very cold with air, sunlight and water 一定会有一个行星不会很热，也不会很冷有空气、阳光和水Allows us to live comfortably, living可以让我们舒适居住,生活Red Planet红色行星We are all familiar with Mars我们都熟知的火星For centuries, we have been looking for companions on Mars 几个世纪以来，我们一直都在寻找火星上的同伴Looking for signs of life寻找生命迹象Where alien creatures?那里有外星生物吗？We are ready to rewrite the history books, science books, tear我们准备好改写史书，撕毁科学书籍18.To subvert our world it?颠覆我们的世界了吗？What happens next is likely to change everything接下来发生的可能会改变一切Mars than any other planets can inspire our reverie火星比任何其他行星都能激发我们的遐想Think of science fiction movies, comic books, you will think what –想到科幻电影、漫画，你会联想到什么-Mars?火星人？This is fictional, right?这都是虚构的，对吗？However, if there really are biological do?但如果这里真的有生物呢？I can not imagine the last view of Mars is a dead planet无法想象，近观火星是一个死去的行星Makes the evolution of the Earth habitable for several billion years ago, stopped on Mars 使得地球适宜居住的演化过程几亿年前在火星上就停止了Red, dead silence红色、死寂19.Mars is a great fossil火星是一块巨大的化石Wait, there are things in the activities of等一下，还有东西在活动A huge dust storm一个巨大的尘暴Definitely more than the planet's biggest tornado绝对超过地球上最大的龙卷风Here are the wind这里有风Note the wind with air有风说明有空气Can maintain the air of extraterrestrial life可以维持外星生物的空气However, our breathing, the Martian air is too thin a但对我们的呼吸来说，火星的空气太稀薄了There is no ozone layer, and而且这里没有臭氧层Nothing can protect them from the sun's ultraviolet damage没有什么能够保护其不受太阳紫外线的伤害20.Here there is water这里有水However, in biting cold can only be forever frozen但在彻骨的严寒中只能永远被冰冻What is hard to believe you can survive here很难相信有什么可以在这里生存However, in the Earth's very cold and very hot place to have a biological existence 但是在地球极冷和极热的地方都有生物存在Even in the deepest trench即使在最深的海沟Life seems to Virus生命好像病毒Will adapt to the environment, will sow会适应环境、会散播Perhaps we are now carrying也许我们现在正在携带着The virus of life across the universe生命的病毒穿越宇宙Even in the most extreme environment, life will find a way to survive即使在最极端的环境里，生命都会找到生存的办法21.However, in this dying planet但在这个死去的行星上No activities to complement its soil ingredients do not heat it to melt frozen water in 没有活动去补充它土壤中的成分没有热量使其冰冻水融化There are a lot of dust, so that we can not identify the position of还有大量尘埃，让我们无法辨别方位Mount Olympus, the home named after the Greek gods奥林匹斯山，以希腊众神的家乡命名A huge ancient volcano一座巨大的古火山Three times higher than Mount Everest.超过珠穆朗玛峰的三倍高。
- 1、下载文档前请自行甄别文档内容的完整性，平台不提供额外的编辑、内容补充、找答案等附加服务。
- 2、"仅部分预览"的文档,不可在线预览部分如存在完整性等问题,可反馈申请退款(可完整预览的文档不适用该条件!)。
- 3、如文档侵犯您的权益，请联系客服反馈,我们会尽快为您处理(人工客服工作时间：9:00-18:30)。
People can not face the terrible and can not resist the power of her
可怕的让人无法正视，也无法抗拒她的力量
We continue to move forward to lure moths flying into the fire like moths to flame
Where dramatic changes in temperature
这里温度剧烈变化
Night to minus 275 degrees (-170 ° C)
晚上会到零下275度（-170°C）
... Noon is over 800 degrees (400 ° C)
...正午则超过800度（400°C）
金星的大气层充斥着二氧化碳
Did not think Venus is an angry goddess
没想到金星是一个愤怒的女神
Unbearable pressure of the air toxic
有毒的空气难以忍受的压力
7.
There are hot temperatures near 900 degrees (500 ° C)
大气层中的二氧化碳留住了太阳热量
Venus is burning
金星正在燃烧
8.
This is the uncontrolled global warming
这是无节制的全球气候变暖
Warming before it may be beautiful and calm
在它变暖之前或许是美丽而平静的
... Much like her sister planet Earth
...在一场致命的宇宙弹球游戏中水星的外层被炸掉了
The wandering of the planets in the universe frantically passing
这些游荡的行星在宇宙中疯狂地掠过
... Destroying everything in their path
或许比人类存在的时间都长
Our time is limited
我们的时间是有限的
We have to own your own a big step
我们必须自己踏出自己的一大步
5 1 million miles a million miles 10 million miles 2
1百万英里5百万英里2千万英里
Where the rest of it?
其他部分去哪里了呢？
May be a lost planet suddenly crashed into the Mercury
或许是一个迷路的行星猛地撞进了水星
... In a deadly cosmic pinball game has been blown up by the outer layer of Mercury
Perhaps we should not come here we should go back to
或许我们不应该来这里我们应该回去
But the magic of the sun as a hypnotic-like Medusa (ancient Greek mythology,three snakes, one fat woman strange)
但是金星快车空间探测器却时刻提醒着我们
Tells us that those bright clouds of sulfuric acid composition by the fatal
告诉我们那些耀眼的云层是由致命的硫酸构成
Venus's atmosphere filled with carbon dioxide
想找到答案只有一个方法
We started a step by step journey time and space
我们开始一步步时空之旅
From theground 60 miles (100 kilometers) high, that is, the edge of space ...
离地面60英里（100公里）高度,就是太空边缘...
相对体积来说，小小的水星具有强大的引力
It's like a rock wrapped in a thin layer of a large iron ball
它就像一个裹着薄薄岩石层的大铁球
10.
This is the core of a planet left behind
这是一颗大行星留下的核心
...很像她的姊妹星地球
Perhaps it is the future of our planet
也许就它是我们地球的未来
Those flashing stars gone?
那些闪烁的星星哪里去了？
The beautiful ball slid into the space?
美丽的圆球滑进了太空？
邪恶的黑暗势力
The starting point of time
时间的起点
Creation time
创世的时刻
Do we have the courage to persist in the end
我们是否有坚持到底的勇气
Or to escape home?
或是逃回家？
Only one way to find the answer
当我们回到家如果我们还能回家
All will as ever do?
一切还会如初吗？
We are still the original us?
我们还是原来的我们吗？
We have to throw it all
我们必须抛掉这一切
Into the front of the vast ocean of darkness
但是惊人的熟悉
So close, like we almost did not leave the house
那么近，就像我们几乎没有离开家
Neil Armstrong's first footprint
尼尔·阿姆斯特朗的第一个脚印
Looks like yesterday left
看起来就像在昨天留下的
从地球看她是多么可爱近观这个女神却是可怕的
She is the sister from hell
她是来自地狱的姊妹
Thousands of volcanoes as if covered with pox
数千座火山犹如长满了痘疮
Of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere to retain heat of the sun
Venus
启明星
Hesperus
长庚星
6.
It can be in the East to greet the new day ...
它可以在东方迎接新的一天...
Will be good night in the West
还会在西方道晚安
Venus is Earth's sister planet ...
Just an hour's drive
仅仅一个小时车程
On the ground, living in the continued
地面上，生活在继续
3.
Busy busy commercial
车水马龙商业繁忙
"Star Trek" is also broadcast on
《星际迷航》还在播出
When we got home if we can go home
Charred longer be frozen
烧焦再被冰冻
MESSENGER space probe has discovered some strange phenomena
信使号空间探测器发现了一些奇怪的现象
Relative volume, the tiny Mercury has a strong gravitational pull
月球距离地球只有25万英里（40万公里）
Spacecraft need to take 3 days
坐宇宙飞船需要3天
Barren
贫瘠
Barren
荒芜
The moon looks like an abandoned battlefield
月球看起来就像一个遗弃的战场
But the amazing familiarity
引诱我们继续前进像飞蛾扑火
9.
And so on, there are other things that sun-baked
等等，这里还有其他东西被太阳炙烤
It must be a Mercury
它一定是水星
Too close to the sun, this will happen
太靠近太阳பைடு நூலகம்就会这样
Or leave to an ultimate adventure Hometown
还是离开故园来一次终极探险
To discover the wonders of
去发现奇观
Face of terror
直面恐怖
Brave New World
美丽的新世界
2.
The dark forces of evil
还有炙热温度接近900度（500°C）
Duodai a while we would be corrosion, suffocation, crushing and scorched
多呆一会我们会被腐蚀、窒息、压碎和烤焦