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Space has captured the imagination of humans for hundreds and thousands of years. Now NASA is thinking of ending the exploration deeper into space where we could find many new planets, and possibly life. I feel as though nothing should deter humans from going where they have wanted to go for thousands of years. If NASA where too stop going deeper into space we might not find new elements that we would’ve if we continued space exploration. There are things called supernova’s which, at the end of their lifetime, explode sending new elements all over the galaxy. We have predicted some of the new elements and what their atomic mass would be, but will we ever find these elements on Earth or will they be found beyond. Now it could be a waste

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