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The space business
The Paris Airshow is a giant marketplace for all things aerospace. But what drives the space industry? What’s it all about? Variously, people at the Paris Airshow said it’s a combination of applications and innovation. They said it’s global, but also fragile.
To an outsider the business might look wealthy and profitable. But that is not always true. Selling satellite services may be profitable, but putting spacecraft into orbit is financially risky. The high-tech nature of the space industry demands a huge investment before any return and often needs government support because long-term investment is vital to an industry that is developing, building and launching the satellites above our heads.
Companies involved in the space industry have multiple layers of ownership and cross cooperation, and government bodies feed that growth because space isn’t just about business. Space is seen as a strategic investment.
Some industry leaders believe Europe runs the risk of lagging behind, however. The Galileo project is a good example of the challenge of developing major space infrastructures; it has long been bogged down by squabbling over funding.
As so often, it comes down to money. One way to cut costs is to adapt technology from other sectors. In the last decade, investment and technological advances in the leisure and commercial electronics markets have outstripped invesment in space. So the technologies developed for mobile phones, home computers, and XBoxes etc are now finding a role in space.
This means the cost of making satellites may go down and the services they provide become ever more embedded in our daily lives. But putting them into orbit is still a huge achievement. Even now, one out of 11 or 12 rocket launches fails.
All of which leads to the conclusion that space remains a rather unique industry.
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Researchers in Poland are developing the technology to help people with disabilities to communicate
Scientists in Poznan, Poland are working on an innovation project called ‘Insension’ that’s being developed to give people with profound intellectual and multiple disabilities (PIMD) a new way of communicating. …
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Chat Control is ‘treating everyone as a suspect’, says expert
Chat Control is ‘treating everyone as a suspect’, says expert
Simeon de Brouwer, policy adviser at digital rights organisation EDRi, calls for “proportionality” to avoid “mass surveillance” and “undermining everyone’s privacy” under the proposed Chat Control law to tackle online child sexual abuse. He advocates for “targeted scanning”.
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How migration data is being used to create new opportunities?
In this episode of Futuris, Euronews finds out how EU researchers are developing migration data to create new opportunities.
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Satellite TV: beaming pictures from the stars – Space
This summer the World Cup will be watched live on TV the world over, and it is all thanks to satellites thousands of kilometres above the earth.
Each goal, each foul, the joy and the pain will be relayed from the pitch to the living room within an instant, by bouncing the TV signal off an electronic platform floating high above the equator.
But how exactly does it work, how are the satellites managed from the ground and what risks do they face in orbit?…
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What’s the link between Spider-Man and gene therapy?
While it’s unlikely any of us will be bitten by a radioactive spider, the gene therapy techniques used in ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ are not so far from reality…
Gene therapy is a promising medical approach to treat diseases by targeting their genetic causes. To find out more about how it works and what its limitations are, we spoke to expert Alberto Auricchio.
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@ATLOffroad
April 6, 2024 at 12:51 pm
Saudi Arabia should begin a space program. Once their oil runs out, how is their economy going to survive.
@shariar1995
April 6, 2024 at 12:51 pm
nice
@Expoo7
April 6, 2024 at 12:51 pm
very interesting