Dialogue:
This article is really long, and it only talks about the history. It is really long, and it necessarily doesn't help with our topic.

Summary:

Humans have been looking at space since the beggining of time.Only until late 20th century, only really big and wealthy countries could afford it. After the WWII, big governements started to research a lot about nature for several reasons.The first satellite had been launched for the first time in 1957 by the soviet. The article starts to explain a lot of more other milestones, and started to explore more space.
When we look at a chart with the milestones, we see that in the beggining there is only U.S and the U.S.S.R.
Then the article starts to explain really detailled the history of space exploration. It talks about Tsiolkovsky Goddard, Oberth...
It explains everything from the early rocket development up until now. It also explains a little bit about the effects, space physics...

APA:
Logsdon John, 2023 January 4, Britannica, Space Exploration:
https://www.britannica.com/science/space-exploration/Early-rocket-development 

Dialogue:
I think that "could potentially save the world" is a big pro
The arguments given are valid and are difficult to counter.

Summary:
There ar emany reason why we should have to explore space. According to this article, space exploration isn't a waste of money because it ca:
we are nearly 8 billion humans in our planet, and there is no certainty that the planet we are living in is going to last forever. Whith climate change and several other problems, space exploration and even colonization might be the way to go.

APA:
Whitwam Ryan, 2022 July 29, EXTREMETECH, 5 Reasons Space Exploration Is More Important Than Ever
https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/268062-5-reasons-space-exploration-is-more-important-than-ever#:~:text=Without%20space%20programs%2C%20we%20wouldn,t%20be%20done%20on%20Earth. 

Dialogue:
I find the arguments quite good. 
Important ot remember, that even if we explore space, it is important to still take care of Earth, so pollution isn't a good thing.
There are more PROS than CONS in this article

Summary:
Me should explore spance because:
We are taking a huge risk. It is bad for our planet is many ways, such as for example our economy, the environment, and it could potentually create some type of war between to different nations.

APA:
+Gaille Brandon, 2018 March 19, BRANDON GAILLE Small business and Marketing Advice, 17 Top Pros and Cons of Space Exploration
https://brandongaille.com/17-top-pros-and-cons-of-space-exploration/ 

Dialogue:
It has really good PROS and CONS, that are hard to attack. Arguments are very general and also easy for everybody to understand.

Summary:
Exploring space can have several PROS and CONS, and some of them are:
PROS: It can give us many new resources. Can help with problems inside of the earth. It creates opportunities, since it is for everyone. It drives international cooperation.
CONS: We are taking huge risks, since we don't know what is out there, and we might not like what we find. We are also poluting a lot, wich is going to affect live on earth, meaning that if we aren't able to leave Earth, we will have polluted it for no reason.

APA: Gaile Branon, 2018 March 18, B, 17 Top Pros and Cons of Space Exploration :
https://brandongaille.com/17-top-pros-and-cons-of-space-exploration/   

Dialogue:
It has really good PROS and CONS, that are hard to attack. Arguments are very general and also easy for everybody to understand.

Summary:
Exploring space can have several PROS and CONS, and some of them are:
PROS: It can give us many new resources. Can help with problems inside of Earth. It creates opportunities, since it is for everyone. It drives international cooperation.
CONS: We are taking huge risks, since we don't know what is out there, and we might not like what we find. We are also poluting a lot, wich is going to affect live on earth, meaning that if we aren't able to leave Earth, we will have polluted it for no reason.

APA: Gaile Branon, 2018 March 18, B, 17 Top Pros and Cons of Space Exploration:
https://brandongaille.com/17-top-pros-and-cons-of-space-exploration/

Improved by the technology that carried Neil Armstrong’s words from the moon to Mission Control, more compact and comfortable headsets were developed for airline pilots in the 1960s and '70s. Today those advancements continue to evolve in all forms of communications and telephone equipment. Mobile headsets provide greater efficiency and flexibility for everyone from professionals conducting business to consumers playing video games."

Summary:
This article demonstrates how useful space exploration and how many objects we would not have if we did not do it.

APA:
Nasa Home & City. (n.d.). https://homeandcity.nasa.gov/

Dialogue:

If Airbus is so famous, then why does nobody talk about them?
There isn't that much talk about NASA on the news, since I didn't really know that they wanted to send people back to the moon. 

Summary:

Airbus has been helping bigger companies in many different mission, such as the first European Mars exploration. They have apparently become so famoous that NASA has for the first time asked for a NON-Us company to help them in their exploration.
Right now Airbus is halping in many different projects for the future, such as developing and building ESA's JUICE.

APA:
(n.a.), 2023, AIRBUS, Space Exploration. Retrieved on 2023, January 30 from: 
https://www.airbus.com/en/products-services/space/exploration  

Humans have long been attracted by space exploration and space science. We have come a long way in the last few decades in understanding the universe and our place in it.

Arguments/facts:

Dialogue:

I believe that this piece of information is quite relevant to our project because of the important and key arguments it contains. It is important for this project to let people know how space exploration works and the consequences it has. It is an interesting article and it gives information about how space exploration has evolved, how humans have been attracted to space and also it talks about how it revolutionised humanity.

Summary:

Space exploration and the study of outer space have fascinated humans for centuries. From the first manned mission to the moon in 1969 to the ongoing efforts to send humans to Mars, space travel and exploration have opened up new frontiers and possibilities for humanity.These satellites serve a wide range of purposes that have revolutionised the way we live, including communication, weather forecasting, surveillance, and environmental monitoring. Our many launches into space have created debris, including abandoned rocket stages, old satellites, and other discarded equipment.

APA:

Mathieu Edouard and Roser Max (n.d) Our World in Data, Space exploration and satellites

Retrieved from:

https://ourworldindata.org/space-exploration-satellites 

Space exploration has a positive effect and it would be very useful. Spreading out into space will have an even greater effect. It will completely change the future of the human race and maybe determine whether we have any future at all. 

Arguments/facts:

Dialogue:

This video was made by a very important scientist and physicist called Stephen Hawkings. This scientist, although has paralysis, is able to share his knowledge with us. It is a curious video, because it explains a lot about space exploration and what it can lead to. It explains why it matters and also many key pieces of information about how it works.

Summary:

In the same way that President Kennedy's Moon aim did in the 1960s, a goal of a base on the Moon by 2020 and a manned landing on Mars by 2025 would re-ignite the space program and give it a sense of purpose. A surge in interest in space would help improve science's reputation in general. There are major repercussions from the poor regard that people have for science and scientists. Even as science and technology increasingly rule our culture, fewer and fewer young people are choosing to pursue careers in the field. My daughter Lucy and I have written a children's book as a little step toward fixing this.

APA: 

(2016 July 14) Why exploring space matters,Hawking Stephen,TEDxLondon

Retrieved from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B91cd3DOHL4 

Since 1957 people have been launching different types of artefacts to space including satellites, spaceships and even people. There was this “war” between the Soviet Union and the USA. This war is called The Cold War and there was a space race. 

Arguments/facts:

Dialogue:

This might be useful for our presentation because it is very important to know where, when and how our topic started. It is interesting that the origin of Space Exploration was a competition or a kind of “war”. 

Summary:

During the time that has passed since the launching of the first artificial satellite in 1957, astronauts have travelled to the moon, probes have explored the solar system, and instruments in space have discovered thousands of planets around other stars.

APA:

(n.a.), (n.d.) National Geographic, The History of Space Exploration

Retrieved from:

https://education.nationalgeographic.org/resource/history-space-exploration