Beyond Tang, climate research and international collaboration show why space exploration propels innovation
Briefly

NASA satellites document global environmental changes, aiding in monitoring temperatures, sea-level rise, crop health, and water use. Space research produces diverse technologies benefiting society such as cellphones, CAT scanners, and water purification systems.
Space collaborations with private firms lead to public benefits like accessible scientific discoveries. Policymakers should engage a wide range of experts to maximize the advantages of U.S. space programs.
The space industry's growth extends to nonspace sectors like agriculture and energy, contributing to overall economic development. Space involvement requires collaboration across various sectors for optimal outcomes.
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