The appeal of space is undeniable, and it’s no wonder that becoming an astronaut is among the dreams of many children. While only a select few will realize this dream, after years of rigorous study, intense preparation, and a dose of valor, the broader community benefits from the fruits of research conducted in orbit or beyond our planet’s gaseous envelope.
The Space Economy, a relatively recent branch of technological development, holds vast, yet largely unexplored, potential similar to the universe that surrounds us. From discoveries that lead to new medicines and high-tech materials to hyper-intelligent algorithms and ultra-precise components, from studies on nanoparticles for environmental control and pollution monitoring to 3D printing, the applications are vast.
