Space shuttle economics spark industrial space revolution
NASA aims to charge 35 million dollars for shuttle flights as American and international firms explore space manufacturing. Commercial payloads will start as improved satellites. long term goals include orbiting factories producing advanced alloys, vaccines, and drugs. Several firms and partners push trials while governments fund much of basic research.
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