In the future it may be necessary for us to live on other planets. For this reason, some people believe that we should spend money now researching planets that could be a possible home, such as Mars. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
Some people believe that we should find a new possible home
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as Mars in the future. Linking Words
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money should be allocated for researching Mars that could be the possible Linking Words
place
.
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mass movement to a new planet is not easy and our human life is not eternal. We are facing death every Linking Words
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and minute. Restoring our motherland is a better solution rather than spending money to search for a new planet.
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to stay. A lot more areas can be explored.Use synonyms
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