1960年,我的祖父在聚合物制成的气球吊篮里升上了102800英尺的高空,在简单的祷告后,他跳了下来。他的降落时间有4分多钟,然后安全地落在了新墨西哥州的沙漠上,这证明了人们可以在空间之战中生存下来,并开拓了在这种环境下保护人类生命的技术。多年以后,一个记者问第一个进入太空的美国人Alan Shepard会不会跳下来。“打死我都不会(Hell no)。”他说。最近,我感觉自己也在进行巨大的飞跃。过去的十年我都在树立学术造诣,一个科学家要想获得教师聘任 In 1960, my grandfather rose 102,800 feet in a balloon made of polymer and he jumped after a simple pray. His four-and-a-half-minute landed time, then safely landed in the desert of New Mexico proved that people can survive in a space war and pioneered the technology that protects human life in this environment. Years later, a reporter asked Alan Shepard, the first American to go into space, to jump off. “Hell no.” "He said. Recently, I feel myself making a huge leap forward. In the past ten years I have all set up my academic attainments. A scientist wants to be appointed by a teacher