In 1969, it was one small step for man. In 2019, it’s one giant gold rush for mankind. And Australia wants in.

We're joined by PhD Candidate at The University of SydneyAnnie Handmer, Canberra-based space policy expert Brett Biddington and CEO at Cyborg Dynamics Engineering and Chair of National Space Committee Stephen Bornstein to learn about how technology, business and politics are combining to create a 21st Century space boom.

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In 1969, it was one small step for man. In 2019, it&rsquo;s one giant gold rush for mankind. And Australia wants in.
We're joined by PhD&nbsp;Candidate at The University of Sydney Annie Handmer, Canberra-based space policy expert Brett Biddington and CEO at Cyborg Dynamics Engineering and Chair of National Space Committee&nbsp;Stephen Bornstein to learn about how technology, business and politics are combining to create a 21st Century space boom.
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