I’m for leaving it up there for now. It has lots of experiments that will help on a mission to Mars, like growing food and plants to help with oxygen and filter the air. It’s how they know that to carry water built into the walls of the ship would help protect them from radiation and other waves traveling through space. I still think we build a moon station then build a vehicle to go to mars up there, cost of leaving earth would be greater.
Ellen J. Foust - 2 months ago
I totally agree. I see no purpose whatsoever in spending gazillions of dollars on space exploration. No matter what is out there, or what we know or don't know about it, nothing changes, and we can't control it. We have more than enough to deal with on our own little piece of the solar system.
Cathy - 2 months ago
I’m for stopping ALL space exploration. Or at least until someone can tell me three useful purposes of it. And living on there isn’t one of them. That will never happen in two lifetimes
I’m for leaving it up there for now. It has lots of experiments that will help on a mission to Mars, like growing food and plants to help with oxygen and filter the air. It’s how they know that to carry water built into the walls of the ship would help protect them from radiation and other waves traveling through space. I still think we build a moon station then build a vehicle to go to mars up there, cost of leaving earth would be greater.
I totally agree. I see no purpose whatsoever in spending gazillions of dollars on space exploration. No matter what is out there, or what we know or don't know about it, nothing changes, and we can't control it. We have more than enough to deal with on our own little piece of the solar system.
I’m for stopping ALL space exploration. Or at least until someone can tell me three useful purposes of it. And living on there isn’t one of them. That will never happen in two lifetimes