Space Tech, short for space technology, refers to the tools, systems, and methods developed for use in the exploration and utilization of outer space. This encompasses a wide range of innovations and applications, including spacecraft design, satellite engineering, propulsion systems, space robotics, telecommunications technology, and life support systems for human space travel. Space tech also involves the development of ground-based technologies that support space missions, such as mission control software, tracking and communication infrastructure, and data analysis systems. The field is essential for various activities, including satellite deployment, scientific research in space, exploration of celestial bodies, and potential future initiatives for colonization or resource extraction in space. As a rapidly evolving area, space tech often intersects with advancements in engineering, materials science, and computer technology, driving progress in both space exploration and terrestrial applications.
Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft will continue its stay at the International Space Station as NASA addresses technical issues that have delayed the return journey. The capsule, known as “Calypso,” has surpassed…