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In the future, it seems it will be more difficult to live on the Earth. Some
people think more money should be spent on researching other planets to live,
such as Mars. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?
As humans are becoming too vulnerable on Earth, some people believe
people/governments should pour more money into space research because of the
quest for a new homeland. I totally agree with this view.
On the one hand, it is undeniable that the Earth is no longer able to sustain human
lives. Firstly, environmental degradation is happening at a rapid speed, leading to
natural resources depletion. One potent example of this is the
lack/shortage/scarcity of clean water, particularly in developing countries, is
becoming more severe and insurmountable to deal with. In addition, fighting the
greenhouse effect, which has resulted in not only climate change but also the
destruction of habitat, is becoming more arduous and expensive than ever. This is
partly because of the reliance on fossil fuels: the more humans use them, the more
serious pollutions they would cause.
On the other hand, space exploration has been playing a crucial part in
revolutionizing mankind civilization. One reason is that it is discovering the
mysteries of the universe, which is also offering humans knowledge about planet
Earth. For instance, the information collected from space robes helped people
explain the origin of the Earth. Another reason is that a vast number of state-of-
the-art technologies stem from space research. Satellite technology, from which
satellite television and GPS devices have been invented, is one of them.
Apparently, researching into other planets has produced many spin-offs for
solving problems on Earth.
In conclusion, I would restate that space exploration is essential and worthy to
develop because this planet is becoming too dangerous for mankind to live.
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