Monetary disbursements on space research have been highlighted as an emerging issue, capturing significant public attention in recent decades. Given its pronounced positive impacts, I believe that official authorities should also fund other public sectors equally to guarantee living standards worldwide.
Space research could bestow many considerable benefits. First, due to practices of resource exploitation and emission of exhausted fumes stemming from the industrialization process, the earth have been met with irreversible environmental consequences, making it gradually inhabitable. In fact, investments into space projects and space scientists would accelerate the process of finding alternative planets for humans’ new civilization, preventing them from the brink of extinction. Second, expenditure on space research could enable scientists to develop more advanced technologies, which would monitor the patterns of asteroids and other abnormal astronautical activities. This means that space scientists could easily detect outerspace menaces, thereby taking emergency measures, preventing the earth from being crashed.
On the other hand, governments should inject funds into other public sectors for citizens’ better living standards. First, if official authorities, especially those in developing and underdeveloped ones undertake initiatives to promote the agricultural sectors, the produce yields will be stable. Consequently, the food securities are ensured, pulling poor citizens out from the circle of extreme poverty. In addition, better living standards manifest through the installment of reliable public infrastructure, which could only be achieved by higher public fund injections. For example, in order to reduce illiteracy rates, more educational institutions should be built with the recruitment of qualified teachers and provision of modern teaching equipment, which would outfit students with empirical knowledge and vocational skills, improving their employment prospects, which equals better living standards.
In conclusion, I disagree that government should omit space research and focus on other sectors when it comes to funding. Every sector including space reasearch should be funded on an equal basis to guarantee the final living standards for human development in the long term.
Monetary disbursements on
space
research
have
been highlighted
as an emerging issue, capturing significant
public
attention in recent decades.
Given
its pronounced
positive
impacts, I believe that official authorities should
also
fund
other
public
sectors
equally
to guarantee
living
standards
worldwide.
Space
research
could bestow
many
considerable benefits.
First
, due to practices of resource exploitation and emission of exhausted fumes stemming from the industrialization process, the earth have
been met
with irreversible environmental consequences, making it
gradually
inhabitable. In fact, investments into
space
projects and
space
scientists would accelerate the process of finding alternative planets for humans’ new civilization, preventing them from the brink of extinction. Second, expenditure on
space
research
could enable scientists to develop more advanced technologies, which would monitor the patterns of asteroids and
other
abnormal astronautical activities. This means that
space
scientists could
easily
detect
outerspace
menaces, thereby taking emergency measures, preventing the earth from
being crashed
.
On the
other
hand,
governments
should inject funds into
other
public
sectors
for citizens’ better
living
standards
.
First
, if official authorities,
especially
those in developing and underdeveloped ones undertake initiatives to promote the agricultural
sectors
, the produce yields will be stable.
Consequently
, the food securities
are ensured
, pulling poor citizens out from the circle of extreme poverty.
In addition
, better
living
standards
manifest through the installment of reliable
public
infrastructure, which could
only
be achieved
by higher
public
fund injections.
For example
, in order to
reduce
illiteracy rates, more educational institutions should
be built
with the recruitment of qualified teachers and provision of modern teaching equipment, which would outfit students with empirical knowledge and vocational
skills
, improving their employment prospects, which equals better
living
standards.
In conclusion
, I disagree that
government
should omit
space
research
and focus on
other
sectors
when it
comes
to funding. Every
sector
including
space
reasearch
should
be funded
on an equal basis to guarantee the final
living
standards
for human development in the long term.