Currently we are mainly extracting all the resources from deep inside the ground which is resulting in exhausting its natural resources and some of them are so sacred that it cannot be ground once again as its format throughout million years. Although it’s still helping us but it’s temporary solution. Once we will dig or once we will another all the resources from earth, yeah, we will be left with nothing. And also apart from that, we have another problem. In a process when we are using technologies such as machines or such as tractors, they’re emitting gas from them, which is resulting in damaging our ecosystem. That’s also pretty bad. So therefore, if we start to rely on space exploration, like mining meteors, we will start to get our materials right from the sky instead of digging our earth which will reduce the damage that we are dealing to earth.
Band 7+: How might space exploration contribute to solving problems we face on Earth, such as climate change or resource scarcity?
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Currently, we are mainly extracting resources from deep inside the ground, which is resulting in the exhaustion of natural resources. Some of these resources are so sacred that they cannot be found again in their original form after millions of years. Although it's still helping us, it's a temporary solution. Once we dig up or exhaust all the resources from Earth, we will be left with nothing. Additionally, we have another problem. In the process of using technologies such as machines or tractors, they emit gases that damage our ecosystem. That's also quite harmful. Therefore, if we start to rely on space exploration, like mining asteroids, we can obtain materials from the sky instead of digging into the Earth, which will reduce the damage we are inflicting on our planet.
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