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Space Tech Explored by Two Trailblazing Women Astronauts
Two trailblazing women astronauts share their insights on the intersection of law, technology, and innovation in space exploration, highlighting the need for adaptability, perseverance, and protection of human rights.
- Law in space: There is a need to reinterpret and adapt laws for space, as they were written a long time ago and don’t apply to current situations.
- Bitcoin and the law: The legal system is struggling to keep up with the rapid development of new technologies, and law enforcement is not equipped to handle the complexity of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin.
- Innovation and disruption: Disruptive innovation is happening in many areas, including law, and it’s essential to be prepared for the changes that come with them.
- Law and engineering: The legal system and engineering need to work together to ensure that new technologies are developed and implemented safely and ethically.
- Commercial access to space: Private companies are playing a significant role in gaining access to space, and this could lead to significant growth and innovation in the industry.
- Irish companies in space: Irish companies are already involved in the space industry, and there are opportunities for others to get involved and participate in programs and projects.
- Following your instincts: Instead of focusing on specific goals, it’s essential to follow your instincts and do what you’re passionate about, and the path will unfold naturally.
- Persistence and perseverance: Becoming an astronaut or achieving success in a challenging field requires persistence and perseverance, and it’s essential to learn from setbacks and keep moving forward.
- Overcoming obstacles: Overcoming obstacles is crucial in achieving success, and it’s essential to stay focused and motivated despite the challenges that come with pursuing a dream.
- Space law and human rights: The law in space is closely linked to human rights, and it’s essential to ensure that human rights are protected in the development of new technologies and policies.