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I think we shouldn’t spend valuable resources on space exploration because we could use the resources for other things like world hunger, helping animal habitats, and space exploration cost a lot of money.

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Space exploration has helped us with many things such as technology, the discovery of planets, and what else is out there in space, it also helped us with other things like finding locations (Mainly known as GPS). But, we could have used our valuable resources for real-world problems.

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The first reason why we shouldn't spend valuable resources on space exploration is that space exploration can be very dangerous. One example is let's say NASA just built a space ship and you bored onto it. Something could go wrong such as a design flaw that could cause you or others to be seriously injured or even be killed. It also could bore you to death. We just learned in English class, that space exploration takes a long time when you travel through space. These long periods cause boredom. Boredom leads to stress and depression that causes you to do stupid things. It can also damage the brain.

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My second reason we shouldn't spend valuable resources is because we could use the resources to clean up animals habitats. We should stop polluting animal habitats and start cleaning them up to help our planet Earth

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My third reason why we shouldn't spend valuable resources on space exploration is that space exploration costs a lot of money. If you think about it we spend millions of dollars building spaceships for space exploration. If something went wrong with these spaceships it could lead to you or someone else losing a loved one. It would also mean that we wasted millions of dollars building something that ended in disaster. We could have used the resources to help with other real-world problems

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Space Exploration is the Worst | Emily Calandrelli | TEDxIndianaUniversity

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I think we shouldn't spend valuable money and resources on space exploration. Reason 1, 2, and 3 states that space exploration is a waste of money and how we could use the money and resources for real-world problems. I still believe that we shouldn't spend valuable money and resources on space exploration.

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NASA has failed a couple missions such as the Orbital Science’s Antares rocket. This rocket exploded during lift-off. According to the author" Orbital Science’s Antares rocket exploded just seconds after liftoff yesterday. The rocket was carrying science experiments and supplies for the International Space Station. The mission was unmanned, and nobody on the ground was injured either, according to the public video feed from NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility. The combined value of the destroyed rocket and cargo vessel, a Cygnus craft built by NASA, is $200 million." This shows how much money and resources was wasted and how people could have been seriously injured or even killed

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Orbital Science's Antares rocket exploded just seconds after liftoff yesterday. The rocket was carrying science experiments and supplies for the International Space Station. The mission was unmanned, and nobody on the ground was injured either, according to the public video feed from NASA's Wallops Flight Facility. The combined value of the destroyed rocket and cargo vessel, a Cygnus craft built by NASA, is $200 million.

As many commenters have noted, space is hard. It's unfortunate and costly when launches fail, but not unprecedented. We're republishing this gallery of unmanned NASA mission failures as a reminder of some recent history. Some of these examples even include fixes! Although we're guessing the experiments Antares was carrying won't be so easily repaired.

By the way, NASA is now collecting debris from the explosion to help engineers understand what went wrong. Those who live near Wallops and see what may be Antares debris can call NASA's incident response team at (757) 824-1295. People shouldn't touch the debris, which can be contaminated with toxic rocket fuel or other chemicals.

View the gallery below.

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Gallery: The Top 10 Failed NASA Missions

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Orbital Science's Antares rocket exploded just seconds after liftoff yesterday. The rocket was carrying science experiments and supplies for the International Space Station. The mission was unmanned, and nobody on the ground was injured either, according to the public video feed from NASA's Wallops Flight Facility.