Need for Continuous Space Exploration

The extent of Space Science by the scientist of the Earth has been unpredictable as the unpredictability of our universe. Our Space is unlimited and beyond the Expectations of all geniuses and brilliants of our planet. Hence, scientists keep exploring and finding new facts about our space. And this greed to find more and more leads the scientist to the stage where they believe that there is a need for continuous space exploration. Let us observe some key targets at which most of the current space explorations are concerned:

1) Exploring our Solar System Planets - We, the humans, are present on the third planet from the sun and have 7 more planets other than our earth in the solar system which revolve around the sun. We are currently not even capable of simply exploring our neighbor's solar planet, Mars, so what to say of other faraway planets like Saturn or Jupiter. Thus, we need to gather a lot of information about our fellow planets to advance and modernize ourselves.

2) Host Planets or Habitable Planets - Currently, many space organizations and unions are targeted to find more habitable planets to extend the boundaries of Survival from only Earth to other planets which can serve as a host and ensure the survival of the human with all the necessities. Continent space missions and explorations are executed periodically to achieve this goal. Kepler's Mission is one such example where an Earth-size planet orbiting other stars was aimed to be discovered.

3) Progress of Modern Technology - Aside I don't know all the targets one aim, which is currently the need of the world, is to advance in our technology and improve our utility of the resources. Space Exploration helps to reveal unknown facts about our universe which can provide aid to massive transformation and improvisation in all sectors whether it is Medical Science or Artificial Intelligence with an abundance of innovations.

Hence, to accelerate modern advancement and excel in future the human mankind needs to continuously progress in space exploration.