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The UN highlights space's vital role in daily life and urges global cooperation to manage growing orbital debris and ensure equitable access to space.
The United Nations is spotlighting space's growing impact on daily life and global cooperation during World Space Week 2025, emphasizing technologies like GPS, solar power, and satellite communications that now benefit billions.
With over 90 countries operating satellites and the space economy projected to exceed $730 billion by 2030, rising space congestion—over 45,000 objects in orbit—has intensified concerns about debris and collisions.
The UN Office for Outer Space Affairs promotes sustainability, space traffic management, and equitable access, supporting nations like Kenya, Nepal, and Guatemala in using space data for climate monitoring and disaster response.
The “One Moon for All” initiative aims to coordinate over 100 planned lunar missions by 2030 for peaceful, inclusive exploration.
As private companies and geopolitical tensions grow, the UN stresses that all nations must have a voice in shaping space’s future to ensure it remains peaceful and accessible for all.
La ONU destaca el papel vital del espacio en la vida diaria e insta a la cooperación mundial para gestionar los crecientes desechos orbitales y garantizar un acceso equitativo al espacio.