Space Exploration and the New Horizons Mission

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Example of an argument in nonfiction

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An argument is a type of nonfiction where an author states and defends a position on a topic.

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Discovery about Pluto

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Scientists discovered that Pluto is not just a giant ball of ice; it has a molten core, tectonic plates, and volcanic activity.

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Arguments against space exploration

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Some argue that the U.S. should focus on more important issues like ending hunger and poverty.

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Michael Griffin's view on space exploration

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Griffin argues that people go to space for reasons that are not necessarily logical, and money isn't the main factor.

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What is the impact of space exploration on humankind?

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Space exploration extends humankind’s sphere of influence to outer space.

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Public perception of space exploration

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There have always been naysayers questioning the need for space exploration.

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How does exploring space help humanity to be remembered?

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Monuments commemorate great human achievements and help future generations remember past achievements and inspire exploration.

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How does exploring space help us understand what it means to be human?

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It encourages us to wonder about things we can't see and explore beyond the horizon.

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The essential question: Should humanity's future lie among the stars?

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This question explores the importance of space exploration for humanity's future.

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Summary

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A summary is a brief, complete overview of a text that maintains the meaning and logical order of ideas in the original. It should not include personal opinions.