Space travel is flight by launching rockets into space. Space travel consists of either an occupied or an uninhabited spaceship. Manned space trips include the Russian Soyuz program, the US space shuttle program, as well as manned trips to the International Space Station. Unmanned space travel missions include space probes that have escaped Earth's gravity, as well as artificial satellites orbiting the Earth. The space probes are either controlled from the ground via electromagnetic signals or programmed automatically. Space travel is used in space exploration, and also in commercial activities such as space travel and satellite telecommunications. Additional non-commercial uses for space flights include space observatories, reconnaissance satellites and other Earth observation satellites.

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Speaking of the pillar, it must be a beautiful thing. Space travel is flight by launching a rocket into space Space travel can be achieved with different types of launch systems, usually by launching rockets, providing initial thrust to overcome gravity and push the spacecraft off the surface of the Earth. While in space, spacecraft movement - both when unlinked and when pushed - is studied in a field of research known as astrophysics. Some spacecraft exist indefinitely, some disintegrate in the process of re-entering the atmosphere, and others approach the planet or moon surface to land or make an impact. And of course the cost of going into space is extremely expensive

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