While millions go hungry and the planet faces crises, billions are spent exploring Mars and beyond. Shouldn’t we fix Earth first? Join us at tonight’s Debate Club to discuss whether space should really be our priority!
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DATE, VENUE & TEACHERS
Should governments focus on fixing Earth before exploring other planets?
Could space research actually help us solve problems on Earth?
Why do you think people are so fascinated by space?
What benefits have we gained from space exploration so far?
Can we justify spending money on space when people are starving?
Should private companies take over space exploration instead of governments?
Would you want to live on another planet if it were possible?
Do you think humans will become an interplanetary species?
Is it ethical to invest in future possibilities rather than present needs?
Does space research improve our scientific knowledge in ways that justify its cost?
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Mars
medical advances
NASA
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space station
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SUGGESTED SEARCH WORDS FOR THIS SUBJECT
benefits of NASA research
Elon Musk space ethics
is space exploration worth the cost
pros and cons of space exploration
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www.guardian.co.uk
www.independent.co.uk
www.nytimes.com
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