A Nasa rover trawling Mars has sent back evidence that suggests the planet was once much warmer and wetter, and may even have supported life.
The findings are described as astonishing, but what do you think about our continued space exploration? When millions live in poverty, should we spend vast sums on space exploration? Do you think, given climate change, that the only way to secure mankind's future is to learn about other planets and conquer space travel? And is there really life out there or is Earth the universe's lucky fluke? Have your say.
David from Belfast says:Aug 7, 11:57
Why do think all these thing's if there was we would of found them by now
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yes because 60 years of primitive exploration is enough time to come to the conclusion that a billion billion stars are lifeless
*shake head*
if there is i thinkwe woud of found it by now i dont really now and dont really care it int coming to earth so
we are the only ones and we are doing everything possible to end our own world.
yes ok spending money on space exploration may seem a waste of money but think of what we might achieve if we master space travel and manage to reach these planets with other life
waste of time we are alone wasting money going into space
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