人教九年级上册英语课文-逐句英翻中

人教九年级上册英语课文.逐句英翻中

Unit1TheChangingWorld

3a

Reporter:Howhaslifechangedinyaurhometownoverthelast20years?

记者：____________________________________________________________________________________________

MrYan:Oh.ithaschangedquitealol!Manyyoungpeopleused(oworkinbigcities.Now.moreofthemhavecome

backtoliveandworkhere.

严先生：__________________________________________________________________________________________

Reporter:Great!Havetherebeenanyotherchanges?

记者：____________________________________________________________________________________________

MsWu:Yes,we'vechangedthewaywefarm.Iusedtogrowafewvegetablesonasmallfarmtosellatthelocal

market.Now,Ihavelarge,high-techgreenhouses.There,!growtonsoffruitandvegetables,andselltheminlarge

cities.

吴女士：__________________________________________________________________________________________

Reporter:Wow,thenewhighwayandrailwaymusthavehelpedalot!

记者：____________________________________________________________________________________________

MrYau;Oh,theyhave!Outvillagehasbecomeatouristattiaction.Wecannowselllocalproductstotourists.We

alsosellproductsonlinetopeoplealloverChina.

严先生：__________________________________________________________________________________________

Reporter:Havethesechangesgreatlyimprovedyourlives?

记者：____________________________________________________________________________________________

MsWu:Yes!Wcnowhavenewhouses.Andourvillagehasjustbuiltanewhospitalandalibrary.

吴女士：__________________________________________________________________________________________

Reporter:Wonderful!Togetheryouarebuildinganewsocialistvillage.

记者：____________________________________________________________________________________________

lbOntheFastTrack

In2017,thenew480-kilometreMombasa-Nairobirailwaywasopened.

Beforethen,theonlytransportlinksbetweenMombasa,Kenya'smainport,andNairobi,Kenya'scapital,were

roughroadsandanoldrailwaylinebuiltin1901.

Theoldtrainswereveryslow.Ittook10hourstogettoNairobifromMombasabytrain.

However,thenewrailway,builtwithChina'shelp,hasalreadycutthetraveltimebetweenMombasaandNairobi

toaboutfourhoursforpassengers.

Now,morethantwomillionpeopleuseiteveryyear.

LocalKenyanshavebenefitedalotfromthenewrailway.

Agovernmentworkersaid,"I'mveryhappywith(henewrailwaybuiltbyourChinesefriends.Manychangeshave

takenplaceinthetownoverthelastfewyears,andthepeoplewholiveherehavebecomerich."

Abusinessmansaid,"Myexperienceofusingthetrainsince2017hasbeengood.Itisveryconvenientanddoesn't

costmuchmoney.Iamabletogettoplacesontimeandmakebusinessdealswithease."

Therailwayhasalsomadethetransportoffoodeasier.

"Foodusedtotakehundredsoflorriestocarrybetweenthetwocities,butnowittakesonlytwoorthreetrains"

saidasupermarketmanager.

Asaresult,peoplenowhavemorefreshfoodtoeat.

AlthoughChinaandKenyaarefarawayfromeachother,(herailwayshowshowdifferentcountriescanwork

togethertobuildabetterworld.

3aChangesinMyLife

NowthatIamolder,mylifeisdifferentfromwhenIwasinprimaryschool.

Forexample,myprimaryschoolwasnearmyhome,soIusedtowalktoschoolwithmyparents.

Nowmyjuniorhighschoolisfartherfromhome.Itakeabuseverydaywithmyfriends.

Myhomehaschangedtoo.Myfamilyusedtoliveinasmallflat,butnowwehavemovedtoamuchlargerone.

Mygrandmaliveswithusnowaswell.ShehasherownroomandherownTVset.

IamgladthatIgettoseehereveryday.

ThewayIstudyisalsodifferent.Ihavebecomemoreconfidentinmystudiesandoftenattendgroupdiscussions.

Ienjoystudyingwithmyfriends.It'samazinghowmuchwehaveachievedtogether.

Mylifehaschangedinmanyways,butonethingstaysthesaine;thefeelingofloveandhappinesssharedbymy

family.

Unit2InspiringPeople

3a

Adam:Hi,everyone.Whoisthepersonyouadmirethemost?

亚当：____________________________________________________________________________________________

Yarning:MyfavouritepersonisI.M.Pei.

亚明：____________________________________________________________________________________________

Adam:DidhedesigntheglasspyramidattheLouvreMuseum?

亚当：____________________________________________________________________________________________

Yarning:Yes.Itwasverycreativeofhimtodesignit.TheSuzhouMuseumisalsooneofhisamazingdesigns.He

createdabeautifulbalancebetweentheEastandtheWest.

亚明：____________________________________________________________________________________________

Adam:Wow,youreallyknowalotabouthim!

亚当：____________________________________________________________________________________________

Yarning:Ireadbooksandreportsabouthim.Iwanttobeacreativepersonlikehim.

亚明：____________________________________________________________________________________________

Adam:Whataboutyou,ChenJie?Whoinspiresyou?

亚当：____________________________________________________________________________________________

ChenJie;WangYaping,ofcouise,Giina'sfirstwomantowalkinspace.Slieisfullofcourageandwisdom.Shewas

alsothefirstwomantoleachaliveclassfromspace.Whataboutyou,Adam?Whodoyoulookup(o?

陈洁：____________________________________________________________________________________________

Adam:Me?Mybiggestinspirationisnotafamousperson.It'smyfather.It'sreallyveryniceofhimtosupportand

encouragemyexchangestudyhere.

亚当：____________________________________________________________________________________________

lbTheInspiringSeedScientist

On25September2017,(hescientifcworldwasshakenbyihenewsthatChineseprofessorZhongYanghaddied

inacaraccident.

Thewcll-rcspcctcdbiologisthadspenthiswholeliferesearchingplantsandseeds.

Overtheyears,hecollectedmanyimportantseedsforChina'sseedbanks.

Thesespecialbanksprotectallkindsofplantseeds,includingtheoneswcneedforfood,andtheynakesurethat

importantplantsdonotdisappearfromtheworldforever.

ZhongYangwasbomin1964.Whenhewasyoung,heshowedadeeploveandcuriosityfor(hethingshestudied.

Hewasanexcellentstudent,enteringuniversityattheearlyageof15.

There,hestudiedradioengineeringandlaterbecameinterestedinplants.

Theresearchandstudyofplants,especiallytheseeds,becamethefocusofhislifeafterhebecameaprofessorat

FucanUniversity.

Itisimportantforseedbankstoincludemanydifferentkindsofseeds.

WhenZhongYangdiscoveredthattherewasnotenoughresearchoftheseedsfromXizang,hewentthereto

collectseedsliimself.

In2001,hebeganhistravelsacrossXizang.

Itwasverydifficultforhimtobravethecoldweatherandgreatheights.

Hesometimesfellsick,buthealwayscontinuedwithhiswork.

ZhongYangknewwasbettertoincludemorepeoplewhendoingimportantwork.

Hebeganaprogrammetofindandtrainlocalstudentsinfieldresearchtobecomescientists.

Together,heandhisteamcollectedmorethan40millionseedsfromaround1,00()plants.

TheirhardworkprovidedtheworldwithlotsofnewinformationabouttheplantsinChina.

ZhongYangleftbehindmorethanjustahugecollectionofseeds.Hisloveforhisjobandresearchlivesoninhis

students.

Heoncesaid,"Mystudentswillcontinueontheroadofscientificexplorationandtheseedswehavecollectedmay

growhundredsofyearsfromnow."

3a

Tome,oneofthemostinspiringpeopleinChinesehistoryisMozi(about468-376BCE).

ItissaidthatMoziwasasoldier,goodatwoodwork,andwas(heinventorofthekite.

Butinfact,abovealLhewasagreatthinker.

MozilivedduringtheWarringStatesPeriod.Backthen,manykingdomswerefightingagainsteachother.

Inthesewars,thecommonpeoplewerealwayshurt.

ToMozi,thishadtostop,sohespenthislifetryingtobringpeace.

HisideaoflovewasonereasonthatMoziwantedpeace.

Itwasimportanttohimthateveryoneshouldshowthesamekindnes?andcaretoeveryoneelse,whethertheywere

family,friends,orstrangers.

Ilealsobelievedstatesshouldavoidattackingoneanother.

ThoughMozilivedmorethan2,0(K)yearsago,hisideasliveon.

Ithinkheisstillagreatinspirationtomanypeople.

Now,morethanever,peoplearoundtheworldneedtohearthemessageofpeaceandlove,andworktogetherto

buidacommunityofasharedfutureformankind.

Unit3SmartLearning

3a

Ella:Hi,thisisElla'spodcast.Today'sguestisBinbin.He'sgoingtogiveussomeideasforlearningEnglish.

埃拉：____________________________________________________________________________________________

Binbin:Hi,Ella.Thanksforhaving:ne!ForlearningEnglish,Ithinkfirstyouneedtobecomeanactivelearner.

彬彬：____________________________________________________________________________________________

Ella:Whatdoyoumeanby(hat?

埃拉：____________________________________________________________________________________________

Binbin:WelLbecauseIwanttospeakEnglishwell,IpractiseEnglishallthetime.

彬彬：____________________________________________________________________________________________

Ella:Oh,youmustspendalotoftimestudying!

埃拉，____________________________________________________________________________________________

Binbin:Well,itdoesn'tmeanyouhave(ostudyallthetime.Youneedtospendtimeusingthelanguage.For

exiunple,IspeakEnglishwithfriends.IrepeatthedialoguesfromthefilmsIlike.IreadEnglishbooks,and

sometimesIwritemydiaryinEnglish.

彬彬：____________________________________________________________________________________________

Ella:Wow!Iguessyoureallyenjoylearning.

埃拉：____________________________________________________________________________________________

Binbin:Yes,it'strue!Butyousee,Istartedoutalzeroandcameacrossproblems.Imeanyoujus:havetotake

thingsstepbystep.Startsimpleandbuildup.

彬彬：____________________________________________________________________________________________

Ella:That'ssotrue.

埃拉：____________________________________________________________________________________________

lbHowtoBecomeaSuccessfulLearner

Everyonehastheabilitytoleam.

Expertsonthescienceoflearningwilltellyouthatanyonecanbecomeasuccessfullearner.

However,manystudentsdonotrealizethis,andtheyhavetroublelearning.

Studiesshowthatthefirstkeytobecomingasuccessfullearneristohaveagrowthmindset.

Thismeans,inpart,believinginyourself.

Ita'someanssettinggoals,takingaction,andmeetingchallenges.

Peoplewithagrowthmindsetseemistakesaschancesforlearning,astheyteachushowtoimprove.

Researchalsoshowsthatpracticeisimportantforlearning.

Themorewepractise,thebetterweleam.

Welearnbestbypractisingnewanddifficultthings.

Sometimesitisalsoimportanttogetguidancefromateacheroracoach.

Theycanshowustherightwaytopractiseandgiveusimportantfeedbackandadvice.

Inaddition,studiesshowthatstudentslearnmorewhentheyhangoutwithotherstudentswhoareseriousabout

study.

First,bybeingtogether,studentscaneasilylearnfromeachother.

Second,studentsarechallengedtodobetterbyeachother.

Thishasbeenproventoencouragelearnergrowth.

Successfullearnersalsousethebestlearningmaterialstheycanfind.

Inthe21stcentury,thismeansusingnewtechnologyandresources,notjusttextbooks.

Sincetherearesomanylearningmaterialsontheinternet,itisimportanttothinkcarefullyandchoosewiselywhat

andhowyoustudy.

Takeadvantageofthebesttoolsandresourcestolearnwiselyandefficiently.

Finally,successfullearnersseelearningaspartofdailylife.

Itissomethingtheywilldoevenaftertheyleaveschool,evenwhentheyareold.

Asyoucontinueonyourlearningjojmey,youshouldtrytowalkatyourownspeedandenjoythetrip.

Neverloseheart.

Theroadaheadofyoumaybelongandmayhavemanymountainsandvalleys,butitalsohasgreattreasure.

Youwillfindmorejoyinlivingalifewithlearning!

3a

Myloveofbookscomesfrommymother.

Booksareherclassroomandteacher,andthroughbooksshehasbecomethewiseandsmartperson1know.

Becauseofmymother'sloveofreading,ourhomeisfullofbooksondifferentsubjects.

WlienIwasachild,mymothersatmeonherknee,toldmestories,andtaughtmehowtoread.

Soon,1wasreadingbymyself,andIfoundchildren'sbooksnolongerkeptmeinterested.

SoIstartedreadingmybooksandmagazines-especiallypopularsciencebooksandbooksaboutthelivesoffamous

people.

Afterdinner,Iwouldjustpickoutabookfromtheshelftoreadinmyroom.

Readingopenedupnewworldsandallowedmetodiscovernewthingsformyself.

Ithinkthatreadingisgreatfun.

NowthatIamolder,Icanalwaysfindtimetoreadintheschoollibrary.

Ibelievethatreadinghashelpedmealotwithmyschoolworkandmadememoreconfidentaboutmyfuture.

ChenLei,age15

Unit4OurMemory

3a

ChenJie:Whydoyoulookworried,Rick?

陈洁：____________________________________________________________________________________________

Rick:YesterdayIvisitedmygrandma,butshekeptcallingmeJohnny.

里克：____________________________________________________________________________________________

ChenJie:Who'sJohnny?

陈洁：____________________________________________________________________________________________

Rick:Mydad!

里克：____________________________________________________________________________________________

ChenJie:Oh,dear!

陈洁，____________________________________________________________________________________________

Rick:Andthenshetoldmenottoeatthecookiesbecauseshewassavingthemforhergrandson.

里克：____________________________________________________________________________________________

ChenJie:Who'sthat?

陈洁：____________________________________________________________________________________________

Rick:Me!

里克：____________________________________________________________________________________________

ChenJie:Well,that'snotagoodsign.

陈洁：____________________________________________________________________________________________

Rick:No.Myparentsaretakinghertohospitaltomorrow.

里克：____________________________________________________________________________________________

ChenJic:Good.Followwhatthedoctorsays.Shemayneedspecialcare.

陈洁：____________________________________________________________________________________________

Rick:Yeah.Ijustfeelsosad.Idon'tunderstandwhatshe'sgoingthrough.

里克：____________________________________________________________________________________________

ChenJie:Well,youknowhowsomepeople'smemorygetsworseastheygetolder.Ithappenedtomygrandpatoo.

陈洁：____________________________________________________________________________________________

Rick:Oh,no.Whathappened?

里克：____________________________________________________________________________________________

ChenJie:Weusedtoflykitesinthepark.Butnowheforgetshowtoreachthepark.SoJwalkhimthereevery

weekend.

陈洁：____________________________________________________________________________________________

Rick:That'ssweet!

里克：____________________________________________________________________________________________

ChenJie:Thanks.Insteadofwhatheforgets.Ikeepinmindwhatheremembers.Inyourcase,yourgrandmastill

remembersthatyoulovecookies!

陈洁：____________________________________________________________________________________________

Rick:You'reright!Thanks,ChenJie!

里克：____________________________________________________________________________________________

lbHowtoBoostYourMemory

Wouldyouliketoimproveyourmemory?

Tostartwith,itisimportanttounderstandhowmemoryworks.

Therearctwomainkindsofmemory:short-termmemoryandlong-termmemory.

Short-termmemoryhelpsyoureinembeithingsthatyoumayonlyneedfbrashorttime,likephonenumberswhen

youneedtomakeaphonecall.

Long-termmemoryistheabilitytorememberthingsfbrdays,years,orevenalifetime.

So:hcrealquestionis:Howdoyoumakesurewhatyoulearnentersyourlong-termmemory?

Byusingsomeclevermemorytechniquesandleadingahealthylife,youwillseesomegreatresults.

Letstakealook.

First,payattention.

However,youmightfailtorememberallthedetails.

So,trytakingnotesandwritingdownkeypoints.

Afterall,itiseasier(orememberasummarythaneverywordinapassage.

Second,useitorloseit.

Themoreyoureviewwhatyoulearn,themorelikelyyouwillrememberit.

However,youshouldnotwearoutyourbrain.

Trystudyingfor40minutes,andthentakeabreak.

Youcanalsoreviewinformationbydiscussingitwithothersorbyteachingothers.

Athirdwayistomakeuseofsenses.

Createimagesbyusingtables,graphs,andmindmapstoorganizeinformation.

Youcanalsocreateastorywithinformationandviewitinyourmindlikeafilm.

Inaddition,makeuseofyourothersenses.

Forexample,listeningtorecordedinformationcanbeveryeffective.

Lastbutnotleast,boostyourmemorybystayinghealthy.

Sleepwell.Whileyousleep,yourbrainorganizesyourmemories.

Badsleepmakesitharderfornewinformationtoenteryourlong-termmemory.

Eatwell.Yourbrainneedsfoodlikeanengineneedsfuel.

Healthyfoodanddrinkwillhelpyourbrainworkmuchbetter.

Exercise.Ahealthyandactivebodyboostsbothyourmemoryandyourmind.

Manymorememorytechniquescanbefoundinbooksoronline.

Trysomedifferentmethodstoseewhichonesworkbestforyou.

Youaresuretoimproveyourmemory!

3a

Friday,20November

Inthepast,IalwaysfeltstressedwhenIhadtogiveaspeech.

Iusedtospendlotsoftimetryingtomemorizemyspeech,butIstillforgotsomeparts.

Lastweek,Idecidedtofindoutwhattherightwayistomemorizeaspeech.

Ilookedonlineandaskedfriends,and1foundmanyusefulmethods.

Ilearnthowtocreateaspeechoutline.

Insteadoftryingtoremembereverywordofmyspeech.Irememberedthekeywordsfirst.

ThenIformedimagesofthesekeywordsinmymind,andlinkedtheminorder.

Anothermethodistodividethespeechintoshortsections.

IpractisedthefirstsectionuntilIcouldfullyrecallit.Thenimovedontothenext.

ThishelpedmetofindoutwhichpartsofthespeechIneededtoworkon(hemost.

Finally,afriendtoldmethatIshouldhaveconfidenceinmyself.

Nobodyknowsmyspeechexceptme.

IfIdoforgetsomewords,Ishouldntpanic.

Justrememberthekeywordsandcontinue!

Ifollowedallthesegreatmethodsandmyspeechtodaywasagreatsuccess!

Unit5PowerofIdeas

3a

FuXing:Whatdoyouthinkisthemostusefulinventionofalltime,Peter?

付星：____________________________________________________________________________________________

Peter:Ithastobetheradio.

彼得：____________________________________________________________________________________________

FuXing:Theradio?Why?

付星：____________________________________________________________________________________________

Peter:Beforetheradiowasinvented,informationtravelledveryslowly.

彼得：____________________________________________________________________________________________

Theworldwasmademuchsmallerbytheradio.

Suddenly,newscouldbespreadaroundtheworldinseconds.

FuXing:Right.Whowastheinventor?

付星：____________________________________________________________________________________________

Peter:AnItalianinventorcalledGuglielmoMarconi.

彼得：____________________________________________________________________________________________

Hedevelopedtheideainthe1890s.

In1901,aradiomessagewassentacrosstheAtlanticOceanforthefirsttime.

FuXing:Wow!Thatwasquiteadistanceatthattime.

付星：____________________________________________________________________________________________

Peter:Yeah.Andbecauseof(heradio,someotherimportantinventionsweredevelopedaswell.

彼得：____________________________________________________________________________________________

FuXing:Likethetelevision?

付星：____________________________________________________________________________________________

Peter:That'sright.Italsohadabigeffectonmusic.

彼得：____________________________________________________________________________________________

Theradiomadeitmucheasierforpeopletoenjoymusicfromartistsaroundtheworld.

lbAnInventionThatChangedtheWorld

Canyouimagineaworldwithoutbooks,newspapers,ormagazines?

Allofthesethingsdependononeinvenlion-papermaking.

It,morethananyotherinvention,WJISresponsiblefortherapidspreadofinformationthatshapedourmodernworld.

InancientChina,manydifferentmaterialswereusedtowriteon.suchasanimalbones,bronzewares,stones,

wood,bamboo,andevensilk.

IntheWesternHanDynasty,therewasalsoaveryearlyformofpapermadefromjute—afibrethatcomesfrom

plants.

However,allofthesematerialswereeitherdifficulttouseandstoreorveryexpensive.

AstheheadofficerofthepalaceworkshopfbrtheemperoiintheEasternHanDynasty,CaiLunbecameinterested

intrying(osolve(heproblem.

Differentmethodsforcreatingsomethingtowriteonweretried,butnonewereideal.

Inhistimes,somekindsofbark-theoutsidepartoftrccs-wcrcusedtomakeclothes.

Frompastexperiences,CaiLungettheideathatbark,certainplants,andoldclothescouldbeusedtomakea

specialmaterialsuitable(owriteon.

InthefirststepofCaiLun'sexperiment,alltheingredientsweremixedandboiledinwater.

Then,thismaterialwasbeaten,cutup,andmixedwithwateragain.

Next,theliquidwaspouredoverabambooscreen,leavingjustthefibre.

Finally,thisfibrewasdriedandpressedtoformpaper.

Toeveryone'ssurprise,(hispaperwassoft,light,easytomakeanduse.andmostimportantly,cheap.

In105CE,CaiLunshowedhiscreationtotheemperor.

TheemperorwasverypleasedandpraisedCaiLunforhisgreatwork.

Lateron,thepapermakingtechniquedidnotonlyspeedupthedevelopmentofChineseculture,butalsochanged

civilizationsaroundtheworld.

ItfirstspreadtoChina'sneighbouringcountriesandfinallyreachedEuropethroughArabiccountriesinthe12th

century.

Wlien(heuseofpapeiandpiintingcametogetherinlatercenturies,itledtoarapidincreaseinthenumberof

bocks.

Thisresultedinanewbirthofknowledge,creatingtheworldwehavetoday.

3a

Iheinventionoftheplanehasgreatlychangedtheworld.

However,itseemsthatitsinventors.OrvilleWrightandWilburWright.werenotlookingtochangetheworldatall.

Rather,theyjustwantedtoflylikebirds.

Tosolvetheproblemofhcavicr-than-airflight,theWrightbrothersbeganworkingwithgliders.

Thereweretwomainchallenges.

Thefirstwashowtogetthegliderintotheair.

Thesecondwashowtocontrolitonceitwasflying.

Forbothproblems,theyfoundtheirsolutionbylookingathowbirdsflew.

Aftertheysolvedtheseproblems,th，yaddedanenginetotheglider.

Then,inDecember1903,theworld'sfirstplaneflightsweremade.

Theinventionoftheplanehasmadeourtravelsaroundtheworldmucheasierandfaster.

Journeysthatoncetookdays,weeks,orevenmonths,cannowbemadeinonlyafewhours.

Asaresult,communicationamongpeopleindifferentcountriesisnowmucheasier,andthewoildfeelssmaller.

Unit6BeyondEarth

3a

Host:Ourquestiontodayis:Whydoweexplorespace?Let'stalktospacescientistDrYang.Welcome,DrYang!

主持人：__________________________________________________________________________________________

DrYang:Thankyouverymuch.Well,therearethreegoodreasonstoexplorespace.First,toimproveour

knowledgeofEarthanditsplaceiniheuniverse.

杨博士：__________________________________________________________________________________________

Host:Couldyouexplainthatabitmore?

主持人：__________________________________________________________________________________________

DrYang:Sure.ThestudyofotherplanetshelpsusbetterunderstandEarth'sgeology,history,andrelationshipwith

otherplanets.

杨博士：__________________________________________________________________________________________

Host:Oh,right.

主持人：__________________________________________________________________________________________

DrYang:Second,technologydevelopedforspacecanbenefitushereonEarth.

杨博士：__________________________________________________________________________________________

Host:Couldyougiveourlistenersanexample?

主持人：__________________________________________________________________________________________

DrYang:Ofcourse.Somesatellites,forexample,helpusdealwithproblemscausedbyclimatechange.

杨博士：__________________________________________________________________________________________

Host:Yes,that'sveryuseful.Andthethirdreason?

主持人：__________________________________________________________________________________________

DrYang:Well,atsomepointinthefarfuture,wcmayfindnewresourcesinouterspacc.ltmightsoundcrazy,but

ourEarthmayrunoutofresources.Inthatcase,anewhomeforushumanbeingswillbeneeded.

杨博士：__________________________________________________________________________________________

Host:Wow,interesting!MaybeMarswillbemadeintoournewhomeinthefuture.

主持人：__________________________________________________________________________________________

lbTotheStarsandBeyond

Sincethebeginningofhumanhistoiy,peoplehavelookedupatthestarsandwonderedwhattheywerelike.

Manyancientculturesbelievedthatthesepointsoflightwerefromgodsorothermysteriousworlds.

However,astechnologyandsciencedeveloped,welearntthetruthaboutstars.

Theyarerealplaceslikeourownsun,andtheyarefurtherawaythananyoneimagined.

Thisraisesthequestion:Canwcvisitthestarsoneday?

Theman-madeobjectwhichhastravelledfurthestfromEarthisV