Why Go to Space?
How What We Do Up There Helps Us Back Here
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Why Go to Space? is a compelling and accessible answer to one of the most frequently asked questions in science: Why invest in space when Earth has so many problems? Blending science communication with personal storytelling, Erin Winick Anthony demystifies the tangible value of space research and its direct benefits for life on Earth. Through real-world examples--ranging from breakthroughs in cancer research and drug development to unexpected technologies found in everyday products--Anthony shows how space-based science touches our daily lives. She highlights well-known innovations like GPS an...
Why Go to Space? is a compelling and accessible answer to one of the most frequently asked questions in science: Why invest in space when Earth has so many problems? Blending science communication with personal storytelling, Erin Winick Anthony demystifies the tangible value of space research and its direct benefits for life on Earth. Through real-world examples--ranging from breakthroughs in cancer research and drug development to unexpected technologies found in everyday products--Anthony shows how space-based science touches our daily lives. She highlights well-known innovations like GPS and dives into lesser-known advancements such as faster fiber optics and 3D printing organs, all of which trace their roots to space research. Drawing on her firsthand experience at NASA and flying with experiments on parabolic flights, Anthony brings a behind-the-scenes perspective on how space missions are designed not only for exploration, but to solve pressing problems here on Earth. Interviews with leading experts and researchers further enrich the narrative, offering insight into how ongoing space investments pay dividends across medicine, technology, education, and the global economy. Whether you're a skeptic or a space enthusiast, Why Go to Space? offers an engaging, evidence-based response to one of the most important scientific conversations of our time--revealing that the final frontier isn't just about reaching the stars, but about improving life on the ground.
