The Week Ahead: Commercial launch
Space operations are becoming a for-profit activity. This week, scientists gather in the Arctic for inspiration about how to get the industry to take off.
November 12, 2018
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One of the original benefits of putting things into space was that it gave scientists a better vantage point from which to look back on Earth, or out into other parts of the universe.
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