Outer Space: The Next Economic Frontier | WSJ
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Aurelia Institute chief executive Ariel Ekblaw explores how self-assembling structures could make orbiting research habitats a reality, unlocking scientific and medical breakthroughs that only the weightless environment of space can deliver. Ms. Ekblaw was interviewed at WSJ's Future of Everything on May 5, 2026.
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@TheCANhunter 3 months ago
What a phenomenal presentation. Breath of fresh air in the ai slop age. I’m sold
@cemdursun 3 months ago
I've already watched a few presentations of Ariel and read about her work and I'm sure we will be hearing much more about her in the near future.
@GrantHodgsonWnNZ 3 months ago
The thing that occurs to me is that we need to learn from the history of the east India companies, about how the private sector companies or company that has first mover advantage in this emergent opportunity, governs itself…
@dosesandmimoses 3 months ago
And a very special amazing thanks to the sky divers and their organizations and the pilots and aviation industries for contributing your courage, dedication, and adrenaline to bring about cooperation! Gratitude
@danieldemissie 4 months ago
what an eloquent and well spoken individual! I love absolutely everything about this
@Telencephelon 4 months ago
26:40. Yes please build. Less talk more building. And some efficiency stats and how effective you are with the budgets
The Aurelia Institute is primarily funded through a combination of NASA grants (including a specific $603,000 grant via the Silicon Valley Community Foundation and additional mission grants), corporate sponsorships, and private philanthropic donations.
The Aurelia Institute is primarily funded through a combination of NASA grants (including a specific $603,000 grant via the Silicon Valley Community Foundation and additional mission grants), corporate sponsorships, and private philanthropic donations.
@lavendertownvip1908 3 months ago
i'm a big fan of her, love the pace and way she talks about all of this
@theabstractlayer 3 months ago
Amazing talk! Beautiful slides- well rehearsed, backed by examples, facts and figures!
Outer Space: The Next Economic Frontier | WSJ
WSJ Events
74,819 views
Aurelia Institute chief executive Ariel Ekblaw explores how self-assembling structures could make orbiting research habitats a reality, unlocking scientific and medical breakthroughs that only the weightless environment of space can deliver. Ms. Ekblaw was interviewed at WSJ's Future of Everything on May 5, 2026.
#Space #EmergingMarkets #WSJ