What was the question scientists at NASA wanted to answer? i dont even know if history is related to science

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NASA’s goal is to explore space by various different ways and to see what is out there. NASA also test what are on planets around us and far away. NASA studies stars, novas, mass, dark matter, pulsars, planet etc... They apply this knowledge to our own planet to figure out how the earth and solar system where made. So questions NASA have can be is there life somewhere besides earth or how was earth and the galaxy formed or is there anything on mars or is anything going to happen in the future that affects us

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