Human Use Of Space Technology (1986)

Discusses the profound impact of space exploration technology on life on Earth. It highlights how advancements in satellite technology have revolutionized communication, education, and medicine. For instance, satellite imagery can provide early warnings of famine, and remote communities like Shisharf have gained access to education and healthcare through satellite TV and telemedicine. The text also emphasizes the technological revolution spurred by the space race, leading to innovations in computerization and miniaturization, which have transformed various industries, including healthcare. Overall, the narrative illustrates how the quest to explore space has inadvertently improved life on Earth in numerous ways.

Keywords: space exploration, technology, satellite imagery, communication, education, medicine, Shisharf, telemedicine, technological revolution, computerization, miniaturization, healthcare, famine warning, remote communities.