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Submission + - SPAM: Together, we travel -- A Panel on Technology for Accessibility in Space

An anonymous reader writes: Last week, the IEEE conference on Space Mission Challenges for Information Technology / Space Computing Conference, which took place in Mountain View, held a panel on a topic that is not commonly discussed in the space industry: technology to make space travel accessible to everyone.

Among the panelists was Stephane Ghiste (European Space Agency), who, in 2022, "initiated the Fly! Feasibility Study, a project dedicated to assessing the technical, medical, and operational considerations for flying an ESA astronaut with a physical disability. He was also a member of the 2022 ESA Astronaut Selection Panel, where he helped define the selection criteria for the latest astronaut selection campaign." Other panelists included doctors, roboticists, and technologists.

Conference chair Ivan Perez, who moderated the discussion, writes in a linkedin post: "Our achievements as a civilization will not be measured by how far a select few can reach, but by how far we travel together.".

How do you benefit from accessible technology in your day to day life?

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Comment The problem will take care of itself (Score 5, Interesting) 229

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Also, the stock market is not for the naive and inexperienced. If someone is stupid enough to want to pay extra money to a crook and thief for a product that promotes right wing crap, I say 'let them'. They will lose the money. And like all things that Dumbo touches, he'll bring it to the ground eventually, so the money will be lost either way.

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