Space activity in the 21 super(st) Century forum at UNISPACE III
During the 21 super(st) Century, space activity will have a profound influence on life on Earth and on the development of society. Space activity will touch ever more firmly on the provision of the necessities and qualities of life and will accelerate the movement of nations towards the concept of t...
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