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Space Exploration And Even Live In Space Essay

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Is space exploration and expanding our human territory in space really desirable when so many needs doing on Earth? Yes, in fact, to answer your question we should explore space and even live in space! In order to do this high success rates will be needed to put less stress on the astronauts so they don’t need to worry about it too much, with a rate of 544(living): 22(not living) of living astronauts they have a high rate of survival on the job. So out of the 544 522 have survived!

Body paragraphs…..at least 3….that develop and support your side of the argument with at least one paragraph used to offer counterclaim(s).

With high success rates, new opportunities for job creation and economic growth are being created by private enterprises that …show more content…

544 people have been in Earth orbit, 18 fatalities: 3.3% of astronauts have died 22 all together have died in training and in on the job. Which isn’t many with the fact that 533 people of the original 544 have been in Earth’s orbit. (544: 22) With being with the same three to six people every day you’ll start to get bored. Same people, same personalities, and same jokes, and comedic sense. You won’t find it funny or entertaining anymore, so they’ll need small additional things to do to provide entertainment such as scripts of plays, books, board games etc. Then they’ll have other things to keep them busy on their mission to Mars! evidence was found here⊂(▀¯▀⊂)

Conclusion paragraph...one sentence that restates your claim and reminds the reader of a key reason to agree with your argument.

In conclusion, yes exploring space and living in space would be highly useful it does require lots of time it gives us long-term benefits. Using the information gained we could expand our knowledge base to expand a grow as a

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