Civilians In Space

First, civilians should go to space because it helps many space companies. It would help space programs because just think about all the money rushing in to build a spaceship.The article states in paragraph 4, “That may lead to more support of NASA and its space research and greater appreciation of the funding program now receives.” This supports NASA by receiving more money from regular people.Now, you know how space

To begin, it is expensive and that there are risks for going into space. In “ From packing for Space” they say that it is expensive because its 500 billion dollars. This is important because it would be most of our valuable resources going into the fund. In “ Neil De Grasse” it says that it would be very expensive and it has a lot of risks. This is important because we would be putting astronauts in danger and putting money into something dangerous.

Transportation in outer space is going to be very hard. There is going to be very too many people. I suppose people to not go into outer space, because of the transportation. The transportation is going to be very bad, because the ship

Like mentioned before, many people are concerned about the safety of the astronauts and the cost of the trips. Of course these hazards would lead people to believe that traveling

My first reason is there will be no food of any kind, no water, or equipment to survive there. From the advertisement “Everybody’s Going To Be A Space Pioneer.” In this advertisement some of these reasons might change your mind about going to own land in space. The first thing that caught my attention was how much it was! It says for only $99,999.99 you can go to the “Special Pioneer Outpost.” Now if I’m not mistaking that is a lot of money!

Is is worth risking lives to explore the unknown during high risk missions? From 1967 to 2003, NASA had 3 disasters, resulting in the death of 17 people (one being a citizen). When confronted with the restraints that space programs have when studying certain topics in space, safety should be a number one priority. It is ethically wrong to send astronauts into space, without informing them of the risks of their mission. NASA should also weigh the risks of the mission with the anticipated outcome to decide if it ethically acceptable to go through the mission at all.

Have you ever thought how great it would be to go to space, well if so, you should think again. If we do get the technology to go to space, it could lead to brain dangerous for the astronauts who go to space, that due to the radiation particles in the space atmosphere. We should not spend valuable resources on space exploration.

With only roughly $10 of the annual personal income tax going to NASA, it's a wonder how they make due with such a smaller budget. (1) President JFK had made it clear that he wanted them to do such a task before the end of the decade and they delivered on that. Now, it today's world, space travel is becoming more and more like it might be the new way to get around, similar how airports and airplanes helped change that as well. The one issue is that they can't do that or even help other countries, who have a much stronger space program, work on new ways to make such a thing possible. More recently, to get astronauts from the United States to the ISS, NASA has had to rely on the Russians to take them aboard their shuttles and up to the station. That says a lot when we were able to step foot on the moon and come back to tell the tale. Yet somehow the percentage of funding that they do receive is still too much for some to think that they get. How is NASA supposed to keep delivering on new ideas and inventions when they have to focus on how to get the astronauts into space? Well in truth, they can't. They have to focus on getting

Would you rather let American people fund space exploration or save individuals from the world wide problem; poverty? Well in my opinion I wouldn’t want to continue funding space exploration because half of the population of the US is in poverty and that is about 15% of people which is about 46 million people. Due to poverty 22,000 children die daily according to UNICEF, but if we stop using the billions of dollars for space exploration we might be able to help stop most of poverty. Besides what good is space exploration gonna do, don’t we need more people to be involved with space exploration, and some of those people who are suffering from poverty, might have good ideas, but can’t express themselves because they have so much on them just to survive. This is a quote by Mahatma Gandhi “Poverty is

Firstly, the argument states that manned space flight is costly and dangerous but it does not provide the supporting evidences which can advocate this claim.How can we be so sure that all manned space flight are costly and risky only? There might be several successful case for exploration of useful information by manned flight but it is not stated in the argument.

The world is starting a brand new kind of space race. Unlike the space race between the Soviets and the United States it is starting to become between new private space companies. Some of the more known companies like: SpaceX, Blue Origin, and Virgin Galactic have started to pioneer news way to get to space and further than no one has gone before. With technology advancing everyday it seems, there are sure to be laws passed that make privatized space travel have their fair share of laws. Recent advances in their technology has brought up agreements with the government funded program NASA and is making sending civilians to space and future humans to Mars more and more a reality. Since the start of these private companies in the

“The human spirit seeks to discover the unknown and in the process discover the physical and physiological potential of human endurance”, stated Joan Vernikos in her speech on why space exploration is worth the cost. She and a handful of others also believe that space exploration is worth the cost. For instance, John. F. Kennedy believed this because of the many health benefits. Another benefit that Joan Vernikos states is the potential knowledge that will be gained from space exploration.

In the first place, when you go to space it bothers your body. It makes you have high energy radiation which could lead to more dangerous things. It could also

It stated in “Civilians in Space”,”That may lead to more support of NASA and its space research and greater appreciation of the funding that the space program now receives.” When NASA actually will make civilian space travel, I will try to donate money if I have lots of it. The funding could also benefit civilians that will go to space, some extra money could buy essential supplies such as, medicine, food, and clothes. For example, in paragraph 4,”It turns out that a space hotel would be much easier to design and build that the International Space Station; early costs estimates of the cost to build the hotels indicate that they would be less expensive if the orbiting hotels were built to accommodate large numbers.” This could mean that even more civilians could live in space! The places on Earth that are too populated could have people live in space. Honestly, civilians could just go to space with an experienced astronaut in case something goes wrong and there could be mining expeditions on the moon and other things that would earn

Over the course of human history there has always been a strong drive to explore and travel to new and exciting places. Space exploration has captured the imagination of the general public for the last 30 years; it is only natural that people are now beginning to ask if and when they too might venture into space. Space and tourism have both developed at an equally rapid pace, and the potential of both together is definitely going to grow further. Although human spaceflight is currently the privilege of a few space-exploring nations, recent advances in space technology and entrepreneurship are about to change the status quo. China, with the assistance of Russian technology, was able to place an astronaut in space in 2003 in a fraction of the time that it took other space powers, such as the USA and USSR, to do this. The first credible private space-tourist venture is already a reality. The first space tourist, Denis Tito, flew in 2001 in a government vehicle, although his flight was privately funded, whilst in 2004 the first spaceship became a reality.