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Behind Tech Billionaire Star Wars

“Those who attack space maybe don’t realize that space represents hope for so many people"
Undoubtedly, the billionaire space race makes for an interesting spectacle, an extravagant show ushering in an era of universal space flight led by private firms. The first stirrings of space exploration can be traced back to the beginning of the Cold War. In the 1950s, the US and the USSR worked feverishly to develop nuclear weapons and intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs). The results of bitter rivalry manifested in advancements in rocket technology and shaped the early charters to terra incognita. The Soviet Union sent the first human being to space in 1961, and the first artificial satellite started orbiting the earth in 1967. The competition hit a fever pitch with the first moon landings- when Neil Armstrong made the small step in 1969. The world has benefited from the “sp
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Prajaktha Gurung
I am a literature, media and psychology grad which explains much of my confusion in life. I like writing, especially about music. You'll find me clicking photographs and playing music on my guitar most of the time!
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