President Obama, like his predecessor President Bush, has tried to continue funding space exploration; but President Obama has had to deal with budget cuts due to the economy. Rather than sending astronauts back to the moon (where we have already been), Mr. Obama is asking NASA to focus on a trip to Mars, and that is what NASA is planning at this time. Reports that Mr. Obama has eliminated NASA or tried to thwart space exploration are false.
space travel is extremly dangerous.but the real question is,is it woth it?
that depends on what kind of space travels you mean. frome 1. mill to al the earth resorses.
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Space travel has the potential to inspire and unite people worldwide, advancing science and technology. However, it also comes with significant environmental costs, such as carbon emissions from rocket launches and potential space debris. Socially, space travel can promote international cooperation and provide economic opportunities, but it can also exacerbate inequalities by diverting resources away from pressing issues on Earth.
Because it costs too much money and can create bone loss.
Depending on the speed of your rocket, it takes about 10 minutes to travel from Earth into space. I suppose it also depends on your definition of "space", as the criteria for "space" vary depending on who is doing the defining.
Advantages of space travel include scientific discoveries, technological advancements, and potential for resource exploration. Disadvantages include high costs, human health risks, and environmental impacts.
space travel denefits me =)
Some obstacles to space exploration include high costs, technological limitations, health risks to astronauts from long-duration space travel, and international cooperation and coordination challenges.
Yes, we do have technology to travel to space.
Space travel is done by means of rockets.
Barack Obama did not "turn off" NASA. During his presidency, Obama supported NASA's exploration and research efforts, including the development of the Orion spacecraft and the Space Launch System. However, under his administration, NASA shifted its focus from manned space exploration to promoting public-private partnerships for space travel and placing greater emphasis on Earth science and climate research.