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The space economy can be defined as the collective economic activities and industries related to the exploration, utilization, and commercialization of space. This encompasses a wide range of endeavors, including government-funded space programs, private space companies, satellite communications, space tourism, space manufacturing, space infrastructure development, space research and education, and other activities aimed at leveraging the resources and opportunities offered by space. The space economy involves a diverse array of stakeholders, including governments, space agencies, aerospace companies, research institutions, investors, and entrepreneurs, all contributing to the advancement and expansion of economic activities beyond Earth's atmosphere. – RING OF EARTH
The space economy can be defined as the collective economic activities and industries related to the exploration, utilization, and commercialization of space. This encompasses a wide range of endeavors, including government-funded space programs, private space companies, satellite communications, space tourism, space manufacturing, space infrastructure development, space research and education, and other activities aimed at leveraging the resources and opportunities offered by space. The space economy involves a diverse array of stakeholders, including governments, space agencies, aerospace companies, research institutions, investors, and entrepreneurs, all contributing to the advancement and expansion of economic activities beyond Earth's atmosphere. – RING OF EARTH
