Humans, have always been curious about the universe. From looking at the stars to building rockets to go to outer space, we have tried to learn more about what is happening beyond the Earth. One of the biggest questions is life exists or can exists on other planets, like Mars. However, some people believe we should focus on solving problems like hunger, poverty, and pollution on Earth before spending time and money on space exploration. While these topics are important on their own to most people, it is possible to work on both goals at the same time. Searching for life on Mars is exciting and important. If we find even tiny bit of details of life, it would change the whole of our perspective on how we understand the universe and our place in it. The tools, utilities and technologies created for space exploration can also help people on Earth. For example, they can improve clean energy, healthcare, and farming. In this way, space research benefits everyone.
At the same time, Earth’s problems need an immediately solution. Many people suffer from hunger and live in poverty and pollution harms the planet we all live on. These issues must be addressed urgently. However, stopping space exploration will not solve these problems. In fact, the knowledge and innovations from exploring space can help us deal with challenges on Earth mentally. Like knowing you have a place you could live on another planet. It is most important to find a balance. Working on the spaceships while solving the deforestation is the best solution. By exploring space and solving problems at the same time, we can achieve great things. Space exploration inspires hope and creativity while helping us improve life for future generations. Both goals are worth working on.
In the conclusion, we need to continue space exploration and solving humanity problems at the same time.