Well, this is the last day of World Space Week, which is something I'd never heard of.
Uh, it's apparently been around since December of 1999, and the General Assembly proclaimed World Space Week during that time, and ever since then, this has been celebrated with various things that are going on.
So, um, this year, it was celebrated globally from October 4th through the 10th.
Uh, so like you say, it's just wrapping up, uh, with a theme of Rocket Revolution, and focuses on the rapid transformation of space launch.
Once limited to a small number of government programs, access to space is now expanding through commercial launch providers, reusable rockets, university team startups, and new national space actors.
Well, this is the last day of World Space Week, which is something I'd never heard of.
Uh, it's apparently been around since December of 1999, and the General Assembly proclaimed World Space Week during that time, and ever since then, this has been celebrated with various things that are going on.
So, um, this year, it was celebrated globally from October 4th through the 10th.
Uh, so like you say, it's just wrapping up, uh, with a theme of Rocket Revolution, and focuses on the rapid transformation of space launch.
Once limited to a small number of government programs, access to space is now expanding through commercial launch providers, reusable rockets, university team startups, and new national space actors.
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