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    creation of NASA. Contributing factors like the U.S.’s continuous strive to come out on top‚ and their desire to strike a blow towards the Russians led to this theory. In addition to motives the U.S. had‚ they needed a face for their new space exploration. As aforementioned‚ the United States had an ongoing desire to be the best at anything they partook in‚ which would lead to the formation of NASA. They

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    Persuasive Essay-NASA Space Exploration Christopher Columbus theorised that the earth was flat. We later found out that the earth was actually spherical‚ this was due to significant advancement of astronomy. Such important discoveries‚ wouldn’t be possible without‚ NASA‚ space exploration‚ advances in technology‚ scientific findings and a more broadened knowledge of the universe. The illusive idea of travelling beyond our clouds has been around before the first moon landing took place. We know

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    Should NASA continue to be funded by the U.S government? Remember the “Space Race” against Russia? What would have happened if we had shut down NASA before that? Getting a man to the moon was a Cold War victory! Shutting down funding for space exploration would be utterly devastating. Did you know that we can do research in space that we can’t do on earth? In space‚ we can understand more about gravity‚ and how machines work in different conditions‚ special medical research can be done in space‚

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    in the world” (Dick). Exploration has been portrayed in the most famous writings‚ such as in Homer’s Ulysses. In stories such as these‚ It is this urge to explore and its cost that makes manned space flight so conflicting in the first place. Although many Americans do not believe that manned space missions and their cost can benefit our society‚ the United States should continue to fund manned space missions because humanity‚ in many ways‚ defines itself through exploration‚ and space is the next

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    ESSAY 2 SPACE EXPLORATION IS A WASTE OF MONEY Since man landed on the moon‚ an appreciable amount of money has been spent on space research and exploration. At the beginning‚ it would seem that this investigation will give to human beings a great benefit‚ but is space research a good cause to spend our money? It can be argued that space industry is a completely waste of money. Firstly‚ it is undoubtedly that a lot of cash is invested in space research. Moreover‚ according to CNN resources‚ in

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    video describes the impact of space exploration has on the world culture. The video provides several evidences showing the importance of space. I would use this video as a source for the vetted bibliography. Even though the source is not in written form‚ it still has a strong basis and argument. It provides support for the paper to argue the issues surrounding modern space travel. 2. The purpose of the video is to emphasize the significance of space exploration and continue to provide space curiosity

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    humanity is not forever chained to this planet and our visions go rather further than that and our opportunities are unlimited.". This quote shows how much humanity values space exploration for its symbolic and real value. But since Neil Armstrong said this there has been a change in the way people view space exploration. For example‚ during the height of the space race NASA’s budget was 4.4% of U.S. GDP but today its only 0.5%. Jerry DeGroot‚ History professor at the University of St. Andrews‚ said

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    most will be hurt or killed. They have a low chance of surviving. Nasa should not continue Mars Exploration. It costs too much‚ we don’t have the technology and we have many problems here at Earth. What is the point? Nasa astronauts shouldn’t go to Mars because it costs too much. According to Space News‚ it’d cost more than $100 billion before the first Mars mission. Instead of using it for exploration‚ we could use it for fighting the rising national debt‚ infrastructure‚ education‚ and many more

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    America’s Space Program. President Kennedy was good looking and a persuasive public speaker. He based many of his policies on family because he believed family came first. He emphasized the need to make America the first nation in successful space exploration. With that he promised Americans this program would create tens of thousands of new jobs now and for the future generations. President Kennedy introduced the American Space Program in September of 1962 at Rice University. In a city noted for

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    accomplishing today? Have the developments stopped completely? In the President Bush era several NASA projects started up‚ but became over budgeted and postponed. Since February 2006 NASA’s self-described mission is to “pioneer the future in space exploration‚ scientific discovery and aeronautics research”. NASA’s budget for fiscal year 2011 is around $18.7 billion — 0.5 percent of a $3.7 trillion federal budget‚ according to their website. Why spend billions of dollars exploring an uninhabitable environment

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