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Public Space Travel
Executive Summary
This study explores the impact of public space travel. The entry of private space companies such as Virgin Galactic and SpaceX have turned science fiction into reality by making commercial space travel possible. Public space travel is expected to generate entirely new economies and revenue streams. However, it also poses serious challenges that will have to be overcome before commercial space travel will be considered as a viable alternative for the general public. Some of these challenges include health risks, mechanical failure and loss of jobs.
Introduction
The improvement in technology has opened space travel to the general public. Today, people can travel to the International Space Station (ISS) as part of space tourism. Public and private companies, including NASA, SpaceX, and Virgin Galactic, have ventured into public space tourism. In 2018, the Virgin Galactic rocket became the first human commercial plane to fly to space and land safely (Johnson, 2018). As a result, public space travel is becoming a reality.
Key Societal Impacts
Conclusion
Even though public space travel will generate billions of dollars in revenues, it also poses serious risks to humans; both health and safety. Due to the vast amount of money going into public space transportation, space technology will ultimately contribute many jobs in the near future.
References
Johnson, E.M. (2018, Dec. 18). Virgin Galactic completes crewed space tests, more flights soon. Reuters, Retrieved from https://www.reuters.com/article/us-virgingalactic-rockets/virgin-galactic-completes-crewed-space-test-more-flights-soon-idUSKBN1OC1HA
Kandarpa, K., Schneider, V., & Ganapathy, K. (2019). Human health during space travel: An overview. Neurology India, 67(Supplement), S176–S181.
NASA. (1998). General public space travel and tourism. Retrieved from https://ntrs.nasa.gov/search.jsp?R=19990032557