The World Economic Forum forecasts the global space economy to reach almost $2 trillion by 2035, driven by increased connectivity, mobility, and data demand. The podcast analyzes the growth of both the space industry's core infrastructure ("backbone") and its wider applications across various sectors ("reach"), highlighting key drivers like decreasing launch costs and commercial innovation. Growth projections consider both optimistic and pessimistic scenarios, based on technological advancements and market competitiveness. Finally, the report explores space's potential to address global challenges such as disaster response and climate change mitigation.
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