Space Exploration
Space is the ongoing discovery and exploration of celestial structures in outer space by means of continuously evolving and growing technology. While the study of space is carried out mainly by astronomers with telescopes, the physical exploration of space is conducted both by unmanned robotic probes and human spaceflight. As Astronomers go further in space, finding essential knowledge of space, acquiring ways to survive the outskirts of the intergalactic space and also improving our technology to explore more in the deep space.
As astronomers begin to plan their next great adventures for space there will be some controversial issue that will come along the way such as the amount of money that they need to spend during …show more content…
Why rush off to space when we've not seen all of our own planet yet? Yet the government is still spending billions of dollars to reach our goals in the outer space just to see a remarkable discovery. According to the article “The United States Should Invest in Oceans Before Space” by Michael Conathan explain that no more than ten percent of the ocean has been explored and also he addresses that space exploration gives humans few tangible benefits. Plus ocean exploration has a less cost than going into space for example in the article “The United States Should Invest in Ocean Before space” Conathan essays, “In fiscal year 2013, NASA's annual exploration budget was roughly $3.8 billion. ....Space travel is certainly expensive. But as Cameron proved with his dive that cost approximately $8 million, deep-sea exploration is pricey as well.” and he compares the two on their experience of going to space and into the ocean, both are dark, cold, and uninhabitable to live. The deep seabed is a much more likely source of so-called rare earth metals than distant asteroids plus this can create more opportunities for jobs that are safer than those getting blown up into pieces such as The Challenger back in the …show more content…
Also get people convinced about the benefits of space exploration and compare the other coast the government makes in other stuff. Overall our technology come mostly from space but most people don't realize because they don't go further into researching.
In conclusion, space exploration is a need for our existence because this help us gather new information about space,acquire new technology so when astronauts do get to a planet they can use the data that has been used in probes, and ac new survival skills in deep outskirts of space. In the United states, they should fund space organization because it's essential to our
Space is the ongoing discovery and exploration of celestial structures in outer space by means of continuously evolving and growing technology. While the study of space is carried out mainly by astronomers with telescopes, the physical exploration of space is conducted both by unmanned robotic probes and human spaceflight. As Astronomers go further in space, finding essential knowledge of space, acquiring ways to survive the outskirts of the intergalactic space and also improving our technology to explore more in the deep space.
As astronomers begin to plan their next great adventures for space there will be some controversial issue that will come along the way such as the amount of money that they need to spend during …show more content…
Why rush off to space when we've not seen all of our own planet yet? Yet the government is still spending billions of dollars to reach our goals in the outer space just to see a remarkable discovery. According to the article “The United States Should Invest in Oceans Before Space” by Michael Conathan explain that no more than ten percent of the ocean has been explored and also he addresses that space exploration gives humans few tangible benefits. Plus ocean exploration has a less cost than going into space for example in the article “The United States Should Invest in Ocean Before space” Conathan essays, “In fiscal year 2013, NASA's annual exploration budget was roughly $3.8 billion. ....Space travel is certainly expensive. But as Cameron proved with his dive that cost approximately $8 million, deep-sea exploration is pricey as well.” and he compares the two on their experience of going to space and into the ocean, both are dark, cold, and uninhabitable to live. The deep seabed is a much more likely source of so-called rare earth metals than distant asteroids plus this can create more opportunities for jobs that are safer than those getting blown up into pieces such as The Challenger back in the …show more content…
Also get people convinced about the benefits of space exploration and compare the other coast the government makes in other stuff. Overall our technology come mostly from space but most people don't realize because they don't go further into researching.
In conclusion, space exploration is a need for our existence because this help us gather new information about space,acquire new technology so when astronauts do get to a planet they can use the data that has been used in probes, and ac new survival skills in deep outskirts of space. In the United states, they should fund space organization because it's essential to our