Technology Effects On Mars

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Based on a technology standpoint going to Mars would be good for the U.S. According to Center for Digital Education Journalist Julia McCandless, “Just in education the U.S will spend $6.6 billion on Technology” (McCandless). Technology that NASA invented has a huge effect on our daily lives and it even saved people's lives without them knowing, such as anti-icing system which this allows planes to fly in icy areas. NASA found a better way to make baby food when NASA started taking people up to space. According to NASA “ We need to have to be able to grow plants on Mars” (NASA). Which this may help farmers in the Midwest or around the world if they find a new product or make a product which could change everything. There are certain stations

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