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28 minutes 14 seconds What can living and working in space teach us about the circular economy on Earth – and the future of work? In space, every resource counts. Water is recovered and reused, equipment cannot simply be replaced, and international cooperation is essential to solving problems in a closed and fragile environment. These principles are also at the heart of the circular economy, which seeks to make better use of finite resources.
Dr Dave Williams: In 2021 the venturing into space of an 82-year-old former pilot—Wally Funk, one of the women in the Mercury 13 group training as astronauts in the 1960s—and a 90-year-old actor—William Shatner—provided clear indications that the medical selection criteria for spaceflight are evolving.8 Through the development and use of novel technologies and operational concepts, humans will be able to travel farther, and stay longer, in space.
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