This is a complex question, and there is no clear answer to it, as both space exploration and solving

problems on our planet are important tasks that need to be addressed simultaneously.

On the one hand, space exploration can lead to new technologies and innovations that can help solve
problems on our planet, such as climate change, energy efficiency, agricultural issues, and can also
provide insight into the nature and origin of the universe.

On the other hand, understanding the problems on our planet and solving them is an integral part of
creating a sustainable future for all people. For example, there are many inequalities in the world, such
as poverty, hunger, and problems with access to healthcare and education, that need to be addressed.

Therefore, I think we should focus on both of these challenges simultaneously. For example, we can use
the technologies developed for space exploration to solve problems on the ground, and also focus on
research that can help us understand the causes and consequences of climate change, water resources,
and other environmental issues. In addition, I think we have to invest more resources in solving the
social and economic problems of our world.

So, I believe that there is a necessity to balance efforts in space exploration and solving problems on
Earth, as these tasks are interconnected and important for whole human kind.