No

I think that learning where we are and figuring out the universe we live in matters a lot. I also think with exploration of space we can develop technology, prevent us from things like astroids and possible eruptions.

Space travel has, in the past, given the general public insurmountable good in terms of scientific and technological advancements. It is also our duty to expand into space in order to ensure more economic opportunities in the extreme long term.

Space exploration reaserch has developed very important technologies we use every day regardless of space exploration. We know a lot more because of space exploration. Its also a place of untapped potential

I think that the exploration of space could give us insight on how to save the Earth idk. Im biased tho 💯

NASA has given us life changing technology despite a small budget since the space race. Give Space exploration what it really needs, and you'll see where it takes us.

Why would we not discover more of space around us? We may be able to find key elements for why we are the way we are

Funding space travel could have far reaching benefits from locating resources that aren’t as abundant on earth, developing technology that can withstand harsh environments, learning more about the universe and how it functions, as well as how life on other planets come to be and survive, thus helping us with issues that may be unforeseen right now.

NASA's funding is only half a percent of our government funding, and satellites can help with things that happen on Earth, too.

We as an advancing civilization must put our petty differences as side strive to explore our solar system. Establishing colonies on the Moon and Mars (for humankind, not any specific nation) should be one of humanities top priorities.

Man has spread and conquered since the beginning of time. We should not limit ourselves because we never have and never will. Besides, every time we explore and find new things, our lives have improved. If we didnt, we would still live in mud huts and barely speak. We must evolve and adapt or die.

The government needs to fund space travel because of the benefits our country gets from the research.

Space exploration is incredibly important and is going to be very helpful to us finding solutions to saving our planet.

With how fast our technology is advancing, our waste is bound to rise exponentially alongside it. If we fund space travel, we have a fallback of possible habitable planets in case we can't find a solution to our problems here on Earth.

People do not realize how vital it is for our country to be increasing it's scientific standing in the world. It provides inspiration and motivation for aspiring innovators.

Nearly 4.7 % of Earth's greenhouse emissions are a result of Earth-based mining operations. Maintaining a pro-space approach will help us utilize expansive resources in space that will cut down on pollution. Additionally, with an accumulation of abundant rare earth metals...we'll be able to cheaply and more efficiently produce technologies that can both save and improve the quality of life on Earth. Additionally, there are so many additional applications for technologies that were originally developed for space travel that were reverse-engineered to help ordinary people. Example: A coolant pump design on the Mars biking lander was used in creating the first commercial insulin pump for Type 1 Diabetics.

Why do you hate humanity? Seriously, why? Space Exploration is the pinnacle of human curiosity, it has lead to fantastic advancements in technology and science and has pushed the boundaries of what has been thought possible. As you spew this nonsense from your mouth there are dedicated people aboard the ISS doing research to better our lives down here. People will be going to the Moon to find out more about the solar system's past. Scientific probes have brought back samples of other worlds, telescopes have wowed us with beautiful discoveries and photographs of the universe. Rovers drive…  Read more across Mars looking for signs of past life to teach us about ourselves. All of this, and far, far, far more that NASA does on Earth with just a budget less than 30 billion dollars. And they could do so much more with even just a little more funding. It's barely the cost that you think it is, combined with efforts of private space companies.

Knowing more about the planets and system around us can help us make opportunities if the worse come to worse for the planet.