Nasa Announced Why Don't We Shoot Nuclear Waste Into Space?

At present, there are a little more than 7 billion humans on the planet, and the previous century saw us, at last, become a spacefaring civilization, where we've broken the gravitational bonds that have kept us shackled to Earth. We've extracted valuable and rare minerals and elements, synthesized new chemical compounds, developed nuclear technologies, and produced new technologies that far exceed even the wildest dreams of our distant ancestors. Although these new technologies have transformed our world and improved our quality of life, there are negative side effects that have come along for the ride. We now have the capacity to cause widespread damage and destruction to our environment in a variety of ways, from deforestation to atmospheric pollution to ocean acidification and more. With time and care, the Earth will begin self-regulating as soon as we stop exacerbating these problems. But other problems just aren't going to get better on their own on any reasonable timescale.

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