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Most of our planet is underwater and barely explored. And most of the region isn't really claimed. By countries or individuals in those countries. The long-ter
by drewcoo 3y ago
Most of our planet is underwater and barely explored. And most of the region isn't really claimed. By countries or individuals in those countries.
The long-term benefits of exploration are often in the tools to solve the problems with the exploring. Tang and Velcro and microwave ovens are minor examples - I bet you can think of better things the space program gave us! Overall, it's s greater good for society and it spawns lots of specialized businesses and innovation. It's not the destination; it's the journey.
The ocean may not be "the final frontier" (nods to Roddenberry), but that seems like an appropriate "next frontier."
- vasco 3y agoNASA did not invent velcro. A Swiss guy did in the 1940/1950s.
- unsupp0rted 3y agoA Swiss guy invented it while exploring, err hunting