Space for Humanity is organizing the planet’s first Sponsored Citizen Astronaut Program, where leaders, from any walk of life, can apply for an opportunity to go to space and experience the Overview Effect: the cognitive shift in awareness that occurs when a human being looks down on the Earth from space.
Frank White has authored or coauthored numerous books on topics ranging from space exploration to climate change to artificial intelligence. His best-known work, The Overview Effect: Space Exploration and Human Evolution, is considered by many to be a seminal work in the field of space exploration. A film called “Overview,” based largely on his work, has had nearly 8 million plays on Vimeo.
Micah helps people understand and participate in the global space economy, commercial space companies, entrepreneurial activity, finance, government budgets and programs, or space policy.
In his role as President of Caelus Partners, Micah leads all operational aspects of the company and the Community in Space™ project globally. Functionally, this means working to figure out the framework that will enable the future space economy to become self-sustaining instead of being dependent on government funding.
Space Channel News sat down with Andrew Chanin, CEO of Procure ETF’s and creator of the first space-based ETF, UFO.
Space’s impact is nothing if not universal. Within our earthly bounds, we dream of the universe and the mysteries it holds. At night, we look up to the sky and feel a sense of wonder, infinite possibility, curiosity, and beauty. It’s no surprise that we find endless ways to incorporate space into our daily lives, or why interactions with space tend to leave such lasting impressions. We want to explore, we want to understand—we want to believe.
~ Robert Jacobson
SPACE IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS
Investing in other worldly opportunities is just the beginning. Space Channel News sat down with economic innovator, Andrew Chanin to learn more about UFO, the first space-based ETF on NASDAQ
Capital might be the fuel to power astropreneurial efforts, but behind the capital is an intelligence that has vast options to weigh. What is unspoken by many terrestrial-focused economists and financial analysts is that the only true way to have endless growth is to incorporate space as part of the Earth’s economic influence and activity. Instead of arguing how space can help make Earth or life on Earth better, perhaps we should be thinking about how space could — and inevitably will — make Earth different.
A Space Channel News Exclusive, Stacy Conner interviews Dr. Nhut Ho about exploring space with thousands of autonomous astronauts.
Xplore is a Seattle-based company offering Space as a Service™. Xplore provides hosted payloads, communication relay services and exclusive datasets to its customers via the Xcraft™, the company’s multi-mission spacecraft. Xplore’s mission is to expand robotic exploration via commercial missions at and beyond Earth, to the Moon, Mars, Venus, Lagrange points and near-Earth asteroids for national space agencies, national security agencies, sovereign space agencies and universities
