This list comes from PlanetDebate.com’s blog, but we’ve added quite a few arguments of our own to the list for arguments for the debate topic on space exploration: Advantages (1) Environmental collapse/overpopulation (2) Overview Effect (3) Economy/Competitiveness (4) Space mil ... Continue Reading
This article will provide a bunch of squirrely affirmatives (that Dynasty Debate will be exploring) for the space exploration debate topic. Here’s run down if you don’t want to visit the site: 5. The Gigantic Space Cannon 4. The Atom-Bomb Powered Spacecraft 3. Buzz Aldrin’ ... Continue Reading
Slightly humorous, via this website: Top Ten Reasons for Going Into Space Reason Number 10 Colonization – in another twenty years it is estimated the population of the earth will reach over 8 billion. We could use a place to live. Reason Number 9 Place a spy satellite ov ... Continue Reading
So during the alternative energy debate topic, the “X-Prize” – NASA’s unique ‘competition-based’ strategy for citizens to develop the best technology – was used as the “incentive” part of the resolution. For the space exploration debate ... Continue Reading
via Zane Ryan @ AbnormalMeans: All right, what about a CP text of “do the plan but instead implement it using heavy-lift rockets”? The politics DA links are out there: Wednesday’s dispute over rocket priorities revived a battle that Congress waged last year. ... Continue Reading
Many times one may hear the words “development” and “growth” used synonymously. There’s a big difference. Growth is when there is something already pre-established that, by some standard(s), gets bigger or is intensified. Example: more funding or researchers ... Continue Reading
The Heidegger Kritik is bound to “make a comeback,” as some debaters have put it, during the 2011-2012 space exploration topic for CX debate. Heidegger is one of the most influential philosophers of the 20th century. He is specifically employed in debate for his views on ethics ... Continue Reading
A thread on Cross-X.com has produced some interesting links for blogs on space topic issues. I’m sure there will be many more resources like these out there that we’ll all uncover throughout the next year, but just for starters, here we go: International Space Leadership, Roger ... Continue Reading
