Synthesis: Space Exploration

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Which one of the following is the best articulation of a thesis statement? *

Prompt: Which issues should be considered most important in making decisions about space exploration?

The ethical values of space exploration overpower the ambitions that drive astronauts out of their world and into space.

As human beings we have a history of polluting and destroying beautiful [natural] wonders, but we can prevent future damage to space by being responsible managers of the planet.

When making decisions about space exploration, the economy--the money involved in space exploration--as well as ethics--what people should prioritize before going to space---should be considered most important.

Despite many arguing that the United States spends too much on space funding, such programs create employment and aid unity of not only our country but other countries as well.

When making decisions about space exploration, two important topics should be considered: the effects of space exploration on our economy and the ethicality of the endeavor.

Space exploration should not be a prioritized program in our society as it takes valuable money away from other more important programs and could potentially pose a threat to space itself as well as humankind.

Which statement most effectively uses the They Say I Say strategy? *

Although space exploration does give our society a better view of what is beyond our world, other programs such as health care and education deserve the funding they need more than space exploration.

Michael Collins, an astronaut from the early 70s, wrote that space exploration can improve relations and emphasize the true meaning of connectedness; however, economics and ethics need to be prioritized to preserve the beauty of space and fix and care for our own planet instead of taking responsibility for other foreign galaxies.

Some may argue that inspiring others is the most important aspect when considering the future of space exploration; however, I believe that budgets and federal fund allocation must be taken into account before a decision is made to continue space exploration.

Although space provides a source of imagination and great health concerns, the economic issues and ethical considerations are most important in the decision -making of space exploration.

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