Should we have a limit on the amount of rockets we use?

champion_hedgehogHammond Junior School B 23 November 2019

I belive that we should have a limit of rockets used in a year. Firstly because Of climate change if we don’t do something about climate change we will have 11 years until it is irrvesable if we have a limit we could make that maybe a year or two longer and that might be valuable time and with that we could also use all that new time to make new machines to stop climate change

secondly is space prison which is when you send a rocket into space and pieces fall off and every time that happens it get harder to go into space.But we already have devices that bring space rubbish back so it is not that big of a problem but the machines cost a lot and can only be used once so it is mixed.

Here a reason on the other side. We should not have a limit on rocket sent into space because we might not be able to set up a colony on the moon and that mean harder spac travel.If you are wondering why we would not be able to set up a colony on the moon is because we would not be able to get resourses there quick enough but that really depends on the limit.

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fearless_interaction | Whyteleafe School B
25 Nov 2019

Well done for writing such a well thought out conclusion! I think we should have a limit because ( to my knowledge ) when the rocket launches, the rocket lets out a gas called Carbon Dioxide this is the same gas that a car makes by rubbing the tires on the tarmak. That gas is really unhealthy for the enviroment and peope need to know that we only have one Earth. And also if we do make the Earth unable to live in then we can't live on our planet and you never know, we might still not know how to sevive in our solor system. So we could waste our only planet for nothing!
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1. stellar_lion | Arnhem Wharf Primary School
  fearless_interaction's comment 26 Nov 2019
  
  Climate change is a big problem, and yes, rockets to harm the environment, but as I have said several times before, discovering space could make a massive change in our civilisation. As far as scientists have discovered, we are only able to live in this planet because it can provide all of the necessities that humans, animals and plants need to survive, but if astronauts find a planet like Earth, the there will be much more living space on both of the worlds, and if climate change comes to an extent where we can't live here, hopefully we can flee to another planet.
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2. 1. fearless_interaction | Whyteleafe School B
    stellar_lion's comment 05 Dec 2019
    
    very true but we still need to protect the earth
    :)
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respectful_cloud | Upton Cross Primary School A
27 Nov 2019

well done with your work
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humble_language | Hillyfield Primary Academy
28 Nov 2019

I like what your saying here, climate change is a really big problem and I agree with you a hundred percent and when the rocket launches of , it produces lot`s of gas that pollutes the air massively and destroys the environment
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versatile_molecule | Hammond Junior School B
28 Nov 2019

On one hand launching one rocket costs 500,000 pounds and releases tonnes of Co2 into the atmosphere, in contrast exploring space can benefit us in many ways and could even provide us with a solution to climate change.
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independent_sparrow | Phoenix Primary School
06 Dec 2019

I would say yes and no because rockets cause polution and also no because when people travel to space they could find other solar systems and lots more things like life o other planets we would not expect to susstane life
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independent_sparrow | Phoenix Primary School
06 Dec 2019

they also cost way too much money but most of yhe time its worfe it
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