BÀI MẪU: 

For the last few decades, space adventures have been made possible due to advancements in aerospace technology. However, I agree with those who argue that the public funding devoted to development of technology for space exploration does not provide any benefits for our society, therefore the government should place an emphasis on funding education and environmental conservation.

Firstly, space travel’s main disadvantage is that it could have significant consequences on the Earth’s climate. The soot emitted by the rocket launches could raise temperatures at the poles, significantly contributing to global warming. Furthermore, a lot of the advances in space exploration bring us are irrelevant to daily life. For example, massive resources have been devoted to developing pens that work in zero-gravity even when pencils will do, and the vast majority of the world’s population will never experience weightlessness in their entire life.

Therefore, I strongly support the view that instead of decreasing resources by space travel and such, we must deal with pressing problems on Earth first. The government’s first priority should be providing funding for quality education to make it free for every child. When all students have the opportunity to develop their talents and capabilities, they will become a competent workforce. As a result, productivity increases, average income increases, and unemployment decreases. The second priority should be environmental preservation. Public-funded campaigns that address climate change, raise public awareness of its impacts and educate people on what action to take, therefore, are more urgent than ever before.

In conclusion, it is my firm belief that providing financial support for developing technology for space exploration is a waste of limited resources due to its effects on the atmosphere and no direct benefits, hence national leaders should place more importance on education and environmental protection.