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I apologize for this being very very late. I hope that you can still somehow change my grade. I really did try to send this 10 times through your email and twice through the box on itslearning. I hope that this followed the rubric and is acceptable

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Which is the better frontier for our species?

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While both might seem equally beneficial, space exploration is way more useful in the long run.

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While both might seem equally beneficial, space exploration is way more useful in the long run.

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With the great opportunity and privilege of being able to go explore beyond our planet's boundaries, why wouldn't we use it to help us as a species. The possibility of new medicines that could be discovered is way more important right now that understanding who we are. We probably wouldn't be alive if we didn't keep advancing our medicines. And what about our planet's natural disasters? With satellites in place we can find more patterns in our planets weather and predict disasters, and even find new ways to prevent them. But even though the cost is very expensive, it is still and great investment that can bring us so much more that money

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While keep trying to clean it up, so much trash, junk, and more is left in our ocean. For example,"The U.S. Navy dumped close to 25,000 mines in the water as part of 1945’s Operation Starvation. Hundreds remained in the water long afterwards were still around decades later, still dangerous.

What makes sea mines so insidious is the mine designers cracked the overarching technical problem of keeping the mines effective after they’ve been in the ocean for years. The most basic type of sea mine is detonated when a ship brushes up against the side and causes an electrical circuit to be completed that activates the explosive."

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Some people come to believe that if we all go in the water, but those that endure months of being in the ocean think otherwise. For example we have Barotrauma which is "caused by the damage done by increased underwater pressure on the air pocket in the middle ear" or even just the sea life that can wander around a submarine can be brave enough to attack it

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While some may believe that traveling into the depths of our oceans may be pretty pricey, you'd be wrong. Despite what you may think, it definitely dwarfs the price of space travel, because it only costs "8 million dollars" to send town a submarine

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It can give us new discoveries of Natural Disaster prevention and provide us with new resources

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It can give us new discoveries of Natural Disaster prevention and provide us with new resources

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Amitai Etzioni claims, "oceans are nearby, and could prove helpful for addressing a wide range of national concerns from climate change to disease; for reducing energy, mineral, and potable water shortages; for strengthening industry, security, and defenses against natural disasters such as hurricanes and tsunamis; for increasing our knowledge about geological history; and much more." . This proves that space travel not only helps business, but us as people. We could gather more water for those in third world country that have little access to water, we could prevent natural disasters that could break cities apart, and learn about the history of our Earth so we can understand who we are

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Why is ocean exploration better for our society?

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While it may not seem that space exploration and research is expensive. According to NBC news, it costs 62 million dollars to send one satellite into space, to get to the Karmen line it costs 250,000 dollars, and one space shuttle can cost up to 196 billion dollars to make, and for each mission it costs 450 million dollars to send up to space. With these ridiculous prices, NASA has started to rely on the Russian space program to send astronauts into space, while we could just stop wasting money and save it.

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While it is invisible to the human eye, it can still cause irreversible damage to the body. NASA says, "Above Earth’s natural protection, radiation exposure increases cancer risk, damages the central nervous system, can alter cognitive function, reduce motor function and prompt behavioral changes." The changes radiation will do to the normal human body is unimaginably insane. And according to other research, it can be worse that the radiation from chemotherapy to nuclear waste

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https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2016/12/shrinking-spines-space-fungus-top-five-dangers-space-travel https://www.nasa.gov/hrp/5-hazards-of-human-spaceflight
https://science.howstuffworks.com/innovation/nasa-inventions/nasa-predict-natural-disasters.htm
https://www.popsci.com/blog-network/shipshape/terrible-thing-waits-under-ocean
https://www.climatecentral.org/news/human-activities-toll-in-deep-ocean-21527

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It can help us observe our planet from afar

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It can help us observe our planet from afar

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The great help that knowing our planet and it's changes is a basic requirement to stay alive and prevent dangerous occurrences."NASA's efforts to predict various natural disasters mostly are still in the experimental stage of development, so we're probably still years away from having the agency function as a reliable seer. That said, NASA scientists have made some important discoveries and progress that someday soon, may let all of us on Earth breathe a little easier." With places like the International Space Station, we can predict natural disasters and collect data that can help us understand more about where we stand in our galaxy.

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It can help with the discovery and development of new medicines

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It can help with the discovery and development of new medicines

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With new turf, comes new discoveries and advancements for mankind
"Millions of miles from the nearest hospital, space doctors will need advanced medical technology: miniaturized devices to perform minimally invasive surgeries; robot helpers with super-steady hands; smart medical systems that can diagnose, and perhaps even treat, illnesses" . With the discoveries of new medicines we can prevent and completely eliminate diseases and viruses such as cancer, measles, flu, etc. And even better, it can help with the creation of tools that can be used for surgeries such as organ transplants and removals, vision correction, and even plant better inventions to control heartbeats and brain signals that might even be better than electroencephalograms.

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Why is space exploration better for our society