's opinions differ on whether governments should devote the budget for investigating other
because humans may be forced to live on
other than
. Considering that there is not any evidence proving that other
are liveable, I advocate the
who disagree with
idea and believe the
should be spent on other high-priority issues.
The most significant reason why I believe
will not live on other
is that despite a considerable number of research, there is not still a testimony of
on other
. Many astronomical scientific companies,
as NASA, have delved into some
, like Mars, several times to discover signs of
. Nerthereles, these companies have not found what proves the existence of alive creatures on different globes from the
.
, the research has revealed that the
has the most appropriate climate and soil and sufficient amount of water for living;
, on other
, it is hard to live due to the lack of appropriate air and soil conditions or water shortage, leading to prevent to produce food which is on of the essential individuals' needs.
Astronomical scientific companies have squandered a huge amount of
on projects discovering
on other
so far, while the budget could be paid for other more critical problems. There are a significant number of issues pending to be tackled,
as poverty, leading to other problems, like hunger, illnesses, and crimes. Governments are expected to prioritize harnessing
problems playing a pivotal role in the crises. Not only
but
protecting the
, as the main human's home, is much more vital than researching other
. The
spent on delving into other globes could be used to conserve the
's environment
truly irreversible. If authorities had not squandered the budgets on seeking
on other
, they could have invested it for environmental protection measures,
as developing waste recycling tools and equipment.
In conclusion, I disagree with the idea that
are likely to have to live on other
because the evidence has shown that it is not possible to live on them.
, I believe it is not important to spend
researching other
since the
should be expended on greater existing vital challenges.