Did you ever what wanted to know is there someone or something that not even on the planets.That what the John.F.Kennedy wanted beside beating the U.S.S.R to the moon.Kennedy provide good reasoning but he didn't say all of the reason of why exploring space is more important then exploring the ocean.Yet exploring the ocean can be interesting to finding cures for diseases but exploring space can also find cures for disease, But yet space can also be a place were cures can be from tiny rocks or just a tiny atom can possibly cure the most dangerous diseases.
Space exploration is more important than ocean exploration because even it take longer to explore the ocean but it going to be worth the wait.To the bottom of ocean is about 20 miles but exploring space can take 62 miles to get at of the earth atmosphere.Exploring space can be the most dangerous job but it can be the most rewarding one.Not knowing anything about space can lead to maybe the end of the world.Meanwhile the ocean can only affect you if there is a rise of water level or a …show more content…
Some have been debated in public policy circles and evaluated on the basis of financial investment. In announcing his commitment to send the country back to the moon and, later, on to Mars, President Bush quite correctly said that we do it for purposes of scientific discovery, economic benefit, and national security. I’ve given speeches on each of those topics, and these reasons can be clearly shown to be true. And presidential science advisor Jack Marburger has said that questions about space exploration come down to whether we want to bring the solar system within mankind’s sphere of economic influence. I think that is extraordinarily well
Space exploration is more important than ocean exploration because even it take longer to explore the ocean but it going to be worth the wait.To the bottom of ocean is about 20 miles but exploring space can take 62 miles to get at of the earth atmosphere.Exploring space can be the most dangerous job but it can be the most rewarding one.Not knowing anything about space can lead to maybe the end of the world.Meanwhile the ocean can only affect you if there is a rise of water level or a …show more content…
Some have been debated in public policy circles and evaluated on the basis of financial investment. In announcing his commitment to send the country back to the moon and, later, on to Mars, President Bush quite correctly said that we do it for purposes of scientific discovery, economic benefit, and national security. I’ve given speeches on each of those topics, and these reasons can be clearly shown to be true. And presidential science advisor Jack Marburger has said that questions about space exploration come down to whether we want to bring the solar system within mankind’s sphere of economic influence. I think that is extraordinarily well