In the last century when a human astronaut first arrived on the Moon he said: “It is a big step for mankind”. But some people think it makes little difference to our daily life. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

With the emergence of rocket technology,
scientist
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begin exploring other planets.
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they start sending missions to
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the moon
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.Some people argue that
this
was
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a huge
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achievement for us
while
other claims that these adventures are not beneficial to us. I totally agree with
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point of view and in
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I will give examples to justify my opinion.
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, I think sending these type of missions
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a waste of taxpayers' money.
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ordinary
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can not go and begin to live there,
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the amount spent on these projects can be utilized to facilitate the general public or can be utilized on research programs that are beneficial to society.
Secondly
, resources used by these agencies can be used to address more important issues that are linked to the lives of the earthlings. For ,example global warming is a pressing problem and the government can utilize these resources to minimise the greenhouse effects by investing in green energy like solar and wind projects or they can invest in research to create economical cancer treatment.
Furthermore
, it is undeniable fact that stepping on the moon is a big scientific achievement and it was advertised by many news sources of those days, some claims that
this
achievement will be benefiting us in the near future when humans start a new life there when
this
mother no more bear the burden of us. But I am not seeing
this
happening in near future. In conclusion, these kinds of projects don't have any significant effect on our lives unless they resolve the challenges faced by mother earth. If they failed to do so
then
in my point of view it is a waste of money and resources which can be used to make
this
world a better place.
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