i think since we have gone as far as our solar system boundaries the next big thing to achieve is to actually travel to another solar system, the challenge that would face anyone trying to reach another solar system is the distance, the distance is too long to cut with a speed slower than the speed of light in fact even the speed of light is not convenient for someone to travel and reach the other side before he dies and nothing can reach or exceed the speed of light because then they would lose their mass to energy, two proposed technologies to get past that is hibernation which is keeping the body alive in a sleeping state using a break through technology the other would be using a wormhole but we don't know of any in the moment
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I believe the answer is D, because you will need to have a positive attitude dealing with peoples diffrent behavioral issues
Answer:
Many organisms that undergo chemosynthesis use hydrogen sulphide (H2S) instead of sunlight to fuel the processes that convert carbon dioxide into sugars.
Explanation:
Prokaryotic microorganisms, principally bacteria and archaea (referred to as “bacteria” in the following), carry out chemosynthetic reactions. Energy is produced in chemosynthetic reactions from oxidizing reduced compounds.
Chemosynthesis is the conversion of carbon (usually carbon dioxide or methane) into organic matter using inorganic molecules (hydrogen or hydrogen sulphide) or methane as an energy source. Most energy is initially derived from sunlight via plant photosynthesis. Example, bacteria and methanogenic archaea living in deep sea vents
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