Question

The following statements are wrong. Correct them according to the information in the text. 1. A ticket to space costs a maximum of $20 million. 2. The first space tourist was Russian. 3. Anousheh Ansari was the first woman to travel to space three years after the first space tourist. 4. Space tourism is already one of the most lucrative industries. 5. Orbital cities have already been built in space.

Answer 1

Ответ:

A ticket to space costs a maximum of $20 million. (This statement is incorrect. The cost of a ticket to space has not been mentioned in the text.)

The first space tourist was Russian. (This statement is incorrect. The nationality of the first space tourist has not been mentioned in the text.)

Anousheh Ansari was the first woman to travel to space three years after the first space tourist. (This statement is incorrect. The text does not mention Anousheh Ansari or any information about the first woman to travel to space.)

Space tourism is already one of the most lucrative industries. (This statement is incorrect. The text does not mention any information about the profitability of the space tourism industry.)

Orbital cities have already been built in space. (This statement is incorrect. The text does not mention the existence of orbital cities in space.)

Answer 2

1. A ticket to space costs a maximum of $20 million. [Incorrect] Corrected: The cost of a ticket to space can vary significantly and is typically much higher than $20 million.

2. The first space tourist was Russian. [Correct] No correction needed.

3. Anousheh Ansari was the first woman to travel to space three years after the first space tourist. [Incorrect] Corrected: Anousheh Ansari became the first self-funded female space tourist in 2006, four years after the first space tourist.

4. Space tourism is already one of the most lucrative industries. [Incorrect] Corrected: Space tourism is an emerging industry with significant potential, but it is not currently considered one of the most lucrative industries.

5. Orbital cities have already been built in space. [Incorrect] Corrected: As of my knowledge cutoff in September 2021, no orbital cities have been built in space. However, there are plans and proposals for future space habitats and settlements.