Welcome to the Exploration Laboratories Explorers Podcast. We are ExLabs, a group of entrepreneurs, engineers, & dreamers building cutting-edge technology for the capture and control of objects in space. We are on the cusp of what is sure to be the greatest technological boom that humanity has ever seen.
Join us as we explore the problems, solutions & opportunities of the new space economy.
ExLabs is pioneering resource exploration and management by developing capabilities that enable the acquisition and access to rare and valuable resources in space.
To learn more about ExLabs head to our Website www.ExLabs.Space
Follow us on our Twitter @ExLabsCo
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Welcome to the Exploration Laboratories Explorers Podcast. We are ExLabs, a group of entrepreneurs, engineers, & dreamers building cutting-edge technology for the capture and control of objects in space. We are on the cusp of what is sure to be the greatest technological boom that humanity has ever seen.
Join us as we explore the problems, solutions & opportunities of the new space economy.
ExLabs is pioneering resource exploration and management by developing capabilities that enable the acquisition and access to rare and valuable resources in space.
To learn more about ExLabs head to our Website www.ExLabs.Space
Follow us on our Twitter @ExLabsCo
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The space industry is dominated by government agencies and large corporations, many of which operate satellite systems for communication, navigation, and other purposes. There is also a growing commercial space sector, which includes companies involved in the manufacture and launch of rockets and satellites, as well as those providing services such as satellite imagery and space tourism.
There are several questions and concerns surrounding the industrialization of space. One concern is the issue of space debris, as the increasing number of objects in orbit poses a risk to operational satellites and spacecraft. Another concern is the potential for the militarization of space, as countries around the world seek to develop their own space capabilities and defend their interests in orbit. There are also questions about the regulation of space activities and the allocation of limited resources such as orbital slots and radio frequencies.
In the first episode of The Explorers Podcast, the teams take a look at both opportunities and challenges with the industrialization of space and why it will be important to address these issues in a responsible and sustainable manner as the industry continues to grow and evolve.
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