In the article, “Civilian Space Travel” (McGraw Hill), I learned that in September 2021 four people, a CEO, a physician assistant, an aerospace data engineer, and a pilot/geoscientist–became the first all-civilian crew to orbit Earth on a mission called Inspiration4. Citizens are now able to go on space travel if they have enough funds to buy their seats. There is a decision on whether to support or not support the decision of sending citizens to space. People are often asked if they had the opportunity to take the opportunity to go to space.
Do you think there can be a way that space travel can become safe for citizens?I believe that citizens should not go to space since, in 1986, President Ronald Reagan sent the first citizen to space who was a teacher named Christa McAuliffe, but the Challenger space shuttle accidentally exploded during takeoff and everyone on board was killed so, in all, spaceflight can be dangerous. Also, only the rich can be able to obtain the chance to go onto a flight and the money being spent on it can help with problems on Earth. In conclusion, I overall believe that citizens should not space travel since it can lead to a lot of catastrophes if they are not ready.
Dear Ruendi,
I am surprised with your post,”Should Citizens Go Space Traveling?” because citizens should be going to space. I say this because imagine traveling around with your homie, kicking it on top of this height. Enjoying every second and using it by any means.
One sentence you wrote that stands out for me is: “Also, only the rich can be able to obtain the chance to go onto a flight and the money being spent on it can help with problems on Earth.” I think this is helpful because a chance to obtain a flight is a wonderful chance and also the money being spend from the rich can help the economy in Earth.
Thanks for your writing. I look forward to seeing what you write next, because its interesting learning about incredible things that people hardly have access to. You caught my eye when you said money can help problems on Earth. I look forward to more of your posts, so let me know.
Rene 😉