• Cosmic Careers: Conclusion - Space is Our Neighborhood

  • Apr 13 2024
  • Length: 15 mins
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Cosmic Careers: Conclusion - Space is Our Neighborhood

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    This is the conclusion of the book and the last episode of this series, but don't skip it. There are a lot of points to cover here. Two being examples of two different people, with different skills, being able to apply them to the space movement. One is an engineer, the other is a seamstress.
    There is a mis-spoke here, where I said "gravity" when I meant" zero gravity" (about the drop tower), but I decided to leave it as is since it is a hassle to change it, and I didn't have the time. However, I didn't say what kind of gravity, so you can interpret it any way you want.
    In the end, Veronica and I discussed a few of the jobs in the Appendix. This lists 41 jobs that can and will be used in space, but there are many more that cannot be imagined right now. We will probably use ALL the skills from Earth because we want to keep our quality of life. B.T.W., did you notice I mentioned Bear Biologist?
    Here it is, the promise of the coming space movement, for all humanity, including YOU!

    Now all you have to do is go out and buy the book, Cosmic Careers, either on the net (hint, you can get it on amazon at a VERY reduced price) or order it at your local bookstore.

    I shall return!

    Alastair Browne
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