What difference it make to us, wherever the stars or planets are. Let them be there where they want to remain.

Answer 1

Because somebody answered that question thousands of years ago, humans were able to venture out of their caves explore and colonized the planet.

Because of our desire to know more we will some day visit other stars.

That's why!

Answer 2

If early explorers had this attitude of complacency, America would have remained undiscovered, Darwin would never have gone to Galapagos and Everest would have remained unconquered.
If medical scientists had been this complacent, smallpox would still be rife, your life span would be 35, and we would still be suffering with rickets.

Exploration of space provides us with an opportunity to understand our place in the cosmos.

"The space program provides an opportunity for nations to work together in international cooperation through participation in joint missions, thereby promoting peace and understanding between governments and their people."
This quote came from the website below. 20 odd years ago we were going through a cold war and countries were amassing nuclear weapons. The cooperation of countries now on the Cassini project, International Space Station and the Large Hadron Collider is truly how united the nations should be.

Go onto youtube and find some of Carl Sagan's videos, research Ann Druyan, Neil deGrasse Tyson talking passionately about their jobs. You too may be inspired to learn more about our fascinating universe.

Answer 3

Are you under the impression that someone had plans to move them? That would be quite an undertaking.

Answer 4

Kinda like saying "What difference does it make to us if the earth is round?"

Answer 5

With that attitude theres not much point living life

Answer 6

we're just curious.

Answer 7

OK