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Governments spend millions of dollars each year on their space programmes. Most recently, Mars is the focus of scientists’ attention. Some people think this money would be better spent on dealing with problems closer to home. v.1

Governments spend millions of dollars each year on their space programmes. Most recently, Mars is the focus of scientists’ attention. Some people think this money would be better spent on dealing with problems closer to home. v. 1
Investment in space research is often debated and people who are against this venture suggest that eradicating deadly diseases, educating children, fighting crime, hunger and corruption and improving people's lifestyle are far more important than searching for life on Mars. I believe that outer space research is quite important and totally justify the cost it involves. To begin with, the humankind always had problems on earth and a huge budget alone does not guarantee that we will be able to solve the crime, poverty, social discrimination and other pressing issues. To illustrate, some developed countries have better education facilities, lower unemployment rate and standard lifestyle and yet the crime rate is quite alarming in those countries. So diverting the budget from space research to the improvement of people's living style does not guarantee a result. Furthermore, only a handful advanced countries like the USA, the UK and Russia invest on outer space exploration. If they even stop the research, they are not going to give away the money to the poor nations. Moreover, we live in an era which is the gift if scientific inventions and research. Yet we have to go a long way to bring more innovations to the humankind. To better understand our life on earth, we have to explore further. A solid understanding of the planets around us would open unimaginable possibilities for us. Millions of dollars spent on finding the existence of 'life' on Mars might prove to be the wisest idea ever for the human. Who knows Mars might be the next planet for us to live on! To conclude, a large investment in the space research has not stopped countries from investing on our earth. The portion of the national budget by only a few countries to understand the universe we are a part of is quite reasonable towards the quantum leap towards the scientific improvements.
Investment in
space
research
is
often
debated and
people
who are against this venture suggest that eradicating deadly diseases, educating children, fighting crime, hunger and corruption and improving
people
's lifestyle are far more
important
than searching for life on Mars. I believe that outer
space
research
is quite
important
and
totally
justify the cost it involves.

To
begin
with, the humankind always had problems on earth and a huge budget alone does not guarantee that we will be able to solve the crime, poverty, social discrimination and other pressing issues. To illustrate,
some
developed
countries
have better education facilities, lower unemployment rate and standard lifestyle and
yet
the crime rate is quite alarming in those
countries
.
So
diverting the budget from
space
research
to the improvement of
people
's living style does not guarantee a result.
Furthermore
,
only
a handful advanced
countries
like the USA, the UK and Russia invest on outer
space
exploration. If they even
stop
the
research
, they are not going to give away the money to the poor nations.

Moreover
, we
live
in an era which is the gift if scientific inventions and
research
.
Yet
we
have to
go a long way to bring more innovations to the humankind. To better understand our life on earth, we
have to
explore
further
. A solid understanding of
the planets around us
would open unimaginable possibilities for us. Millions of dollars spent on finding the existence of 'life' on Mars might prove to be the wisest
idea
ever for the human. Who knows Mars might be the
next
planet for us to
live
on!

To conclude
, a large investment in the
space
research
has not
stopped
countries
from investing on our earth. The portion of the national budget by
only
a few
countries
to understand the universe we are a part of is quite reasonable towards the quantum leap towards the scientific improvements.
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IELTS essay Governments spend millions of dollars each year on their space programmes. Most recently, Mars is the focus of scientists’ attention. Some people think this money would be better spent on dealing with problems closer to home. v. 1

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