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Colt1911 [192]
2 years ago
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Space exploration in the 1960s was fueled by the Cold War space race between the United States and Russia. The 21st century was

brought a universal spirit of collaboration among scientist from around the globe. An excellent example is the international space station. This orbiting laboratory and construction site combines the scientific expertise Of 16 nations. It allows for a permanent human I’ll post in space. The hope is that the station can serve as a launching platform for further space exploration.
Question:The author brings up the example of the international space station to amke The point is space exploration-

• has come along way since 1960s

•Encourages cooperation among scientist

• has led to a permanent human outpost

• requires a great deal of human investment

Plz anyone help me it’s will mean everything to me anyone plz I’m being timed plz
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