FUTURE CONTINUOUS & FUTURE PERFECT

This time tomorrow morning Captain Neil Armstrong and his crew (leave) earth and (head) for the planet Mars.

On the first day of their voyage, they (orbit) the earth every 20 second.

Crew members Yuri Gagarin and Sally Ride (check) all the instruments all day long to make sure they are working properly. They (not/take) it easy.

By the end of the year 2044 they (arrive) on the planet Mars. They (go) 100 million light years and yet they (not/age) even one year.

What (do/they) as they zip through space? Will they be frightened?

The captains says that by the end of the first week, they (discover) many interesting things about space and alien beings.

By the end of the first mont aboard the spaceship, The Martian Explorer, the crew (get used to) living without gravity and eating their food out of tubes that look like toothpaste. On a normal day, they (float) around the cabin.

Scientists claim that within the next 50 year, they (find out) whether life on Mars exist and they (meet) those little green men, Martians.

In the meantime, let us wish good luck to Captain Armstrong and his crew. They (work) very hard to keep the spaceship in tiptop condition.

By 2044, they (expand) our knowledge of new frontiers.