Morgan Stanley projects the space economy could reach $1 trillion in the coming decades. 3 companies positioned to benefit.

The future looks bright for these companies, but that doesn't make them automatic buys right now.
Phys.org

Space exploration should be more democratic and equitable to all potential actors

We are amid what appears to be a second space race, except this time, the space race is not just led by two major superpowers, but by a wider group of nations who have interests in engaging in space ...
Phys.org

Is space worth the cost? Accounting experts say its value can't be found in spreadsheets

Since the early days of human space exploration, the endeavor has been haunted by a very good question: why spend so much on space when there are so many urgent problems here on Earth? Against this ...
CU Boulder News & Events

Ethics and Equity in the Emerging Space Economy

As the space economy accelerates into the commercial frontier, once the exclusive domain of the Cold War geopolitics and scientific discovery, it is now increasingly defined by private investment, ...
The Conversation

‘Democratizing space’ is more than just adding new players – it comes with questions around sustainability and sovereignty

Over the past decade, many countries have established new space programs, including multiple African nations. India and Israel – nations that were not technical contributors to the space race in the ...
Fast Company

‘Democratizing space’ requires addressing questions of sustainability and sovereignty

Over the past decade, many countries have established new space programs, including multiple African nations. India and Israel—nations that were not technical contributors to the space race in the ...
techtimes

How Space Technology Improves Life on Earth

Space technology on Earth has gone from futuristic to foundational in our everyday lives. From satellite innovations that enable global communication to space science applications improving ...
The Conversation

Is space worth the cost? Accounting experts say its value can’t be found in spreadsheets

Since the early days of human space exploration, the endeavour has been haunted by a very good question: why spend so much on space when there are so many urgent problems here on Earth? Against this ...