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Benefit in space explorer

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The benefits of space exploration are knowledge and maybe one day we will be able to build space craft that can mine the ore of asteroids, thus lowering the prices of metals. also it is possible that one day we will need a "safety net" because of a horrible accident or natural disaster (ex. asteroid hitting earth)

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