Missions to explore space are hugely expensive, and there are problems on Earth which demand attention. The number of these missions needs to be reduced. Do you agree or disagree?

Humankind has always been curious since the beginning of the adventure on

this

planet. The journey started with the discovery of fire and it continues the new interest is the

exploration

of other planets. Whereas travelling to

space

seems a fascinating experience for many people,

this

is so costly experience for humanity.

This

essay agrees that the number of these missions needs to be decreased since Earth has tremendous problems that require the attention of residents

such

as global warming and

poverty

. In my opinion, the number of these missions needs to be decreased.

Firstly

, the biggest problem on our planet is global warming. Climate has changed dramatically in the

last

decades.

For example

, arctic ices in the north pole have been melting, the consequences of

this

situation are going to be dramatic in world history.

This

is so hazardous for northern European countries

such

as the Netherlands and Finland. There is a high risk that the land of these countries might be acquired by oceanic water, so many people may lose their homes.

Therefore

, we should spend

this

money on the global warming problem rather than

space

exploration

.

Secondly

,

besides

global warming, another big problem for humanity is

poverty

.

For instance

, In Africa, so many people suffer from

poverty

and poor nutrition intake. Recent statistics reveal that every year in the Dark Continent 1% of the children’s population die due to

poverty

.

Hence

, wealthy governments can lift up the economy of these underdeveloped countries rather than spending fortunes on

space

exploration

phenomena. In conclusion, the planet has more crucial problems that are mentioned in

this

essay.

As a result

, the missions for

space

exploration

requires less attention and people should focus on the issues of their home

first

rather than low priority problems.