Countries should not waste money exploring space. Instead, we should spend money and resources protecting our planet and solving the problems that we have on earth

Undoubtedly, exploring

space

is a fascinating adventure, which

also

provides insight and genuine information about what will the circumstances of the future living outside of the planet Earth.

Therefore

, the government should

also

maintain a balance between the allocation of budget in every area including

space

research. Scientific discovery has significantly turned out to be the major factor in the innovation of various technology.

However

,

space

exploration

and development projects should consider one of these phenomena, which have innovated various forms of satellite to discover geographical areas of the globe. Based on

this

fact, every nation should invest 1/3 of its annual budget to enhance its search for

space

programs.

For example

, the outcome of

this

advancement would make

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geographical sighting, whether mapping easier or it can

also

prevent natural disasters too. The information sources will be astonishing and factual, yet astronomical research will become easier and more effective.

On the other hand

, it seems to me that

space

research has developed into a race in

exploration

between many countries.

Whereas

billions of dollars have been spent by the United States on the

exploration

of the moon project, which turned out to be vital and successful in their history.

For instance

, the Asian nations have

also

started to allocate special budgets for

this

scientific development,

while

also

maintaining their other investments.

Furthermore

, the upcoming future would be suffered from a lack of resources, either oxygen supply or food supply. The consequences could be minimised through the

exploration

of unfounded

space

.

To conclude

, spending money on investigating

space

can be beneficial in long-term investment plans.

Although

, scientific data of the future finding will be more plentiful and as far as I believe that

space

is more fascinating than it seems.