Posted: May 22nd, 2023

UK had the highest possibility of yielding the most from this program

On the other hand, the second option (4b) offered an unbiased and combined method that would ensure that UK had the highest possibility of yielding the most from this program in terms of economic returns. BNSC (2009) recommends that investment on both the human and robotic activities is a worthwhile endeavor. As regarding to the first option, the authors recommend that UK could extend their broadband lunar communications the UK scientists get included in the early human expeditions that would occur in the early 2020’s. To further support their claim that a viable investment as regarding to space exploration should include both human and robots, the authors gave an example stating that humans have a rational mind and can make quick and rational decisions when faced with some problems unlike the robots which are programmed to follow certain commands without questioning them (BNSC, 2009). For example, a human being has the reasoning capability that enables him to repair any malfunctioning equipment appropriately. On the other hand, it would take a long time to program a robot so that it can perform the same task