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Space exploration will be a waste of financial resources the next time a large cargo vehicle is
loaded with $1,000 bills and launched, either on a course to leave earth and never return, or
to re-enter the earth's atmosphere and be totally incinerated. This has never been done yet.
Every cent spent so far on space exploration has been paid into the pockets of the people who
mine the chemicals and minerals that go into the rockets and their fuel, refine and smelt the
materials, fabricate and assemble everything from the nose-cone to the launch pad, design,
build, and test the fuel tanks, the computers, the food packs, and the space-suit helmets and
boots, write the procedures to organize the thousands of other people who work together
during the mission ... and the people who implement the procedures ... and the people who
spend the months and years after the mission analyzing the data and the samples that it returns.
Not a penny leaves the earth. The money goes to people, who use it to buy stuff, including the
cars they use to drive to work, the gas that makes the cars run, and the lunches they bring to work
with them. Many of them also spend it on things like TV sets, clothing, movies, house payments,
vacations, lawn mowers, and putting their kids through college. Notice that these purchases are
very similar to purchases made by people who aren't connected with space exploration in any way.
The only difference is that until now, all that money has come from taxpayers and been funneled
by the government, right back into the national economy, just like any other government program.
The money doesn't get shot into space.
Because it is a waste of time Waste of money Risks to life
Space exploration is not inherently bad, but some may argue that the resources and funding used for space exploration could be better allocated to addressing urgent issues on Earth such as poverty, healthcare, and climate change. Additionally, there are concerns about the environmental impact of space missions and the potential for orbital debris to endanger satellites and future space missions.
Pros of space exploration include advancing scientific knowledge, inspiring future generations, and potentially discovering resources that could benefit Earth. Cons include high costs, ethical concerns about space colonization, and the risk of environmental impacts on other planets or moons.
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Space exploration has led to numerous advancements in technology, medicine, and our understanding of the universe. It also inspires curiosity, innovation, and collaboration among different countries. Ultimately, the benefits of space exploration extend far beyond the immediate goals of studying outer space.
Because it is a waste of time Waste of money Risks to life
Space exploration is not inherently bad, but some may argue that the resources and funding used for space exploration could be better allocated to addressing urgent issues on Earth such as poverty, healthcare, and climate change. Additionally, there are concerns about the environmental impact of space missions and the potential for orbital debris to endanger satellites and future space missions.
Discuss the understanding by some authorities that relationship management is a waste of an organisation's resources.
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There you have it ... the answer to your own question: It isn't just a waste of money, therefore it continues to be done.
well, you waste money on exploring it. = D
Recycling is a good way of preserving natural resources to space resources since it needs less energy and no space is required for waste.
Pros of space exploration include advancing scientific knowledge, inspiring future generations, and potentially discovering resources that could benefit Earth. Cons include high costs, ethical concerns about space colonization, and the risk of environmental impacts on other planets or moons.
Rather than having WikiAnswers start out on the defensive, we invite the questioner to come back and outline his case for space exploration being a waste of money, whereupon we can refute his points individually and more effectively.
Space exploration has led to numerous advancements in technology, medicine, and our understanding of the universe. It also inspires curiosity, innovation, and collaboration among different countries. Ultimately, the benefits of space exploration extend far beyond the immediate goals of studying outer space.
Yes, there is nuclear waste in space.
yes it is really a waste of ntural resources