Space, innovation, and saving the planet with Tim Parsons
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Delving Deeper
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Do you know how much of your everyday life occurs in space? The banking transactions you make, the weather predictions that you check, and the internet service you socialise on all rely on things occuring outside of our planet.
Tim Parsons has lived and breathed space his whole life, and is now the chair of the Space Industry Association of Australia board of directors. He walks us through why Australia needs a space industry, as well as the economic and strategic opportunities it affords us. He talks about the rapid pace of innovation in space, and why sometimes we need to step outside of Earth to realise how special our planet truly is.
Also - do aliens exist?
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