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January 24, 2019-Meghan Bartels' story with MIT's Danielle Wood dives into a bit of history involving early space programs and the long-lasting ramifications of "space junk." More importantly, Bartels writes about how the future satellites could be made in space by 3D printers and truly make space "for everyone" by allowing less-established spacefaring countries put technology to work to solve their problems. It paints the future of technology as a more egalitarian one than currently exists.
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Jamie Whitney, Associate Editor
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