p112-p113 ＜ LANDMARK English Communication Ⅰ｜啓林館デジタル教科書

A lot of people around the world / dream of traveling

in space. /

But not everyone can be an <span class='nw'>astronaut</span>. /

is very difficult. /

A lot of <span class='nw'>excellent</span> people / try to get

into space flight programs / every year, / but only a few

of them / are <span class='nw'>selected</span>. /

Even if they are selected, / they

have to <span class='nw'>survive</span> the hard training. /

In the end, / only a

very few can <span class='nw'>achieve</span> this dream. /

However, / they should not give up their dream / too

quickly. /

Now there is <span class='nw'>promising</span> scientific technology /

that may take us into space more easily. /

It is called

“the space elevator.” /

Shuichi Ohno, / the <span class='nw'>president</span>

of the Japan Space Elevator

<span class='nw'>Association</span> (JSEA), / said, /

“Just like traveling abroad, /

anyone will be able to ride

the elevator / into space.” /

This

sounds like a <span class='nw'>scene</span> / from a

science <span class='nw'>fiction</span> story. /

<span class='nw'>According</span>

to the JSEA, / however, / this

could become a <span class='nw'>reality</span> / by the

<span class='nw'>middle</span> of this century. /

Questions

Q1	No, it is very difficult. [No, it isn’t.]
Q2	Anyone will be able to ride the elevator into space.

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