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Why Shouldn T Boredom Be A Problem In Space For Astronauts?

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Some people think that boredom is a serious problem astronaut in outer space. I, however, think that it shouldn’t be. I have two reasons for that statement. Firstly, astronauts should be busy because of ship maintenance or research about Mars before they arrive at their destination. Secondly, Space is one of the most interesting things in the universe, especially for space-lovers, like - of course – astronauts. Boredom should not be a problem in space for astronauts because these astronauts have work to do, like ship maintenance, or research about Mars or any other planet that ship would go to. The only people that would complain about boredom in space are the incompetent people who don’t know their job. One of best reasons boredom

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