For Africa, Space Pursuit Is A Low Priority
Credit: National Space Research & Development Agency of Nigeria
Cape Town, South Africa—On the surface, the African continent seems custom-made for putting spacecraft to work solving problems on the ground. Desperately poor people are scattered across 55 nations, linked—if at all—by substandard roads and communications networks. Resources as basic as food and...
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