In 2022 Congress’ increased NASA’s annual budget by 3% to about $24 billion, short of the 7% increase the Biden administration sought. The budget includes $1.5 billion in funds for the moon-lander program which would, for the first time in decades, take astronauts back to the lunar surface.
@ISIDEWITH8yrs8Y
Yes
@9F7B5LD2wks2W
yes, being able to find a new planet imagine the military budget with nasa how far advance could have we have been
@9FBJ45K1wk1W
We have scientific data that there are exo planets that exist in the habital area of there system and terraforming other planets could be possible if we expand our resourses and research.
@9FG2GZ6 3 days3D
new theories come about of space and dertermines out future, we also must learn about space threats towards earth
@ISIDEWITH8yrs8Y
@ISIDEWITH8yrs8Y
No, we should focus on saving the Earth instead of leaving it
@ISIDEWITH8yrs8Y
No, the government should leave human space travel to private companies
@ISIDEWITH8yrs8Y
@ISIDEWITH8yrs8Y
No, the government should not fund any space exploration missions
@9FBJ45K1wk1W
Space exploration is our key to humanity even having the possibility to have a longer future. Our own planet is not going to be habitable forever and nethier is our solar system. Plus expanding our knowlage of the universe will give us better understandings of our surviveiblity in the know universe.
Space is a massive well of resources living space and General wonder- all of which we are running out of on earth.
@9F7B5LD2wks2W
Space exploration might seem like it has no result but with the exploration, it will expand our knowledge
We fund to explore our ocean, if we can improve our way to travel to the stars we can find more resources as well.
@8M3N9NW3yrs3Y
yes, but we should focus more on saving the earth than space
@ISIDEWITH8yrs8Y
@8CVTXN4New Liberty3yrs3Y
NASA should support private business like SpaceX
@4Z5RZ4P3yrs3Y
I believe as a planet, humanity should come together to work on a very big and potentially expansive project, one not meant for colonization, but more so for exploration.
I believe a station should be built (looking much like the death star) that contains multiple habitats, buildings, etc. to house the human race and all known life forms on earth in its genetic and physical make-up, and we should go out, explore the many different planets to discover other intelligent life to learn what we can from them, to expand our own intelligence and understanding of the universe.
@95P6HN41yr1Y
No, we should focus on saving the Earth instead of leaving it and also NASA has also admitted that it's space programs and travels have been a falsification for years.
@9BTY39B5mos5MO
No, we should focus on saving the Earth instead of leaving it and NASA has also admitted that it's space programs and travels have been a falsification for years.
@9D5XBHH2mos2MO
No, because we should focus on saving the Earth instead of leaving it and NASA's space programs and travels have been a falsification for years.
@96259PT12mos12MO
No, because we should focus on saving the Earth instead of leaving it and also NASA has also admitted that it's space programs and travels have been a falsification for years.
@9D6CQ8N2mos2MO
Yes, for now. Understanding the effects being in space has on humans is important and we should collectively pursue learning more about it. But we should be moving toward a model that allows private entities making space efforts more commercially viable.
@TomatoeMartySocialist2mos2MO
While I agree that private entities can play a significant role in space exploration, I believe the government should still maintain strong funding. A specific example is the Voyager missions, which were funded by NASA. These missions have provided invaluable information about our solar system that might not have been a priority for private entities focused on profit.
Wouldn't you agree that not all important space research can promise immediate financial return, making government funding essential? How do you think we can ensure such exploratory missions are carried out if we rely more on commercial entities?
@9CMPB6J3mos3MO
Yes, but we need to decrease the federal deficit and solve several domestic problems first (examples: Global Warming, Renewable Energy, Sustainability, Resource Conservation, Saving Earth, Exploring the Earth aka the Ocean). Until a decrease in our federal deficit, space travel should be allowed to continue under private companies with strict government environmental regulations.
@8W5BC6K2yrs2Y
Yes, and let private companies be free to do the same.
@8SRZYJ52yrs2Y
No, but increase NASA’s budget
@9BYM3RT4mos4MO
Yes, but only for Earth-saving research and discovery of other possible home planets
@9BKT82L5mos5MO
The government should focus on saving the planet as well as space exploration.
@9BBYBHL5mos5MO
No, NASA should become an independent organization.
@996YC497mos7MO
Neither decrease or increase.
@96KMFK911mos11MO
Yes, but allow the private sector to do the same.
@92DH72N1yr1Y
@9234Q5B1yr1Y
Yes, but only through the military
@8XV65382yrs2Y
No, but increase funding for NASA.
@9C9RRLQ4mos4MO
No, because we should focus on saving the Earth instead of leaving it and NASA's space programs and travels are a complete falsification.
@97MB5CQ11mos11MO
Yes, but keep a proper budget.
@9BQN96F5mos5MO
No, increase funding for NASA but leave space travel to private companies.
@VulcanMan6 5mos5MO
Why would we want privatized space travel..?
@9959CZT8mos8MO
Yes, but with drastically lowered spending by working with the private sector.
@VulcanMan6 8mos8MO
The private sector is just going to privatize space travel, which is not good...
No, increase NASA’s budget but leave space travel to private companies like airlines.
@VulcanMan6 10mos10MO
Why on earth would we want privatized for-profit space travel..?
@8KCCX2V3yrs3Y
Yes, but only for missions and objectives that are not economically feasible for private companies. NASA should be focused on exploration for the sake of science and outsource more mundane missions to companies like SpaceX.
@8JWLNXF3yrs3Y
If it can improve our economy or help ensure we are protected
@8JD67CP3yrs3Y
Yes, increase benefits to private ventures as well.
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