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What’s inside
When the Heavens Went on Sale is a speculative exploration into the commodification of space, blending science fiction with sharp economic analysis. It imagines a future where space is no longer the final frontier but instead a resource ripe for commercial exploitation. Through gripping narratives and thought-provoking scenarios, the book delves into the ethical, environmental, and economic implications of space privatization, questioning who has the right to own the stars.
You’ll Learn
- Understanding the potential futures of space commercialization
- Recognizing the ethical considerations of exploiting space resources
- Gaining insight into the economic models that could govern space industries
- Appreciating the environmental challenges of space exploration and exploitation
Key Points
- The dawn of space commercialization
- Ethical dilemmas of owning celestial bodies
- Environmental concerns of space exploitation
- Economic models for space commerce
- Legal battles over space resource rights
- The future of space as a public versus private good
Who’s it For
- Science fiction enthusiasts
- Space industry professionals
- Environmental advocates
- Economic policy makers
About the author
The author, a blend of visionary thinker and rigorous scholar, marries a passion for space with a deep understanding of economics and environmental issues. With a background that spans academia and practical experience in the space industry, they offer a unique perspective on the future of space commerce.