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In the section under the heading "What Will We Do There," it is implied that

A) the Moon is less important than Earth.
B) Earth is more important than the Moon.
C) visiting the Moon again will be a prelude to journeying to Mars.
D) visiting the Moon again will be a prelude to establishing peace on Earth.



Question#2
In the first paragraph, the author establishes that going to Mars

A) will be easier to accomplish than many expect.
B) will be a preparation to going to other planets.
C) will be the next step after returning to the Moon.
D) will be more difficult to accomplish than many expect.

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1. The section under the heading "What Will We Do There" implies  that  the B) Earth is more important than the Moon.

Purpose of Space Travels

The author questions the motivation for going to the Moon. He wants to establish the mission purpose of human missions to the Moon.

2. According to the first paragraph of Question #2, the author establishes that going to Mars A) will be easier to accomplish than many expect.

Thus, the author reviews the journeys made by human beings to other planets and questions the motives behind such space travel.

Learn more about "What Will We Do There," during space travels here: https://brainly.com/question/15297824.

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