00:00What if rockets are not the future of space, but just the delivery trucks?
00:04Right now, launching satellites gets all the attention.
00:08But experts say the real money in space will come from what happens after launch.
00:12The next big economy could be built entirely in orbit.
00:16Factories in space.
00:18Satellite repair stations.
00:19Orbital fuel depots.
00:21Even giant space platforms assembling spacecraft without ever touching Earth again.
00:26The article explains that launch systems like Starship may soon become so powerful
00:32that sending cargo to orbit will no longer be the biggest challenge.
00:36The real bottleneck will be building and servicing infrastructure in space itself.
00:40That means future companies may focus less on rockets.
00:44And more on orbital logistics, manufacturing, refueling, and maintenance.
00:49Instead of throwing satellites away when they break,
00:52future missions could repair, upgrade, and refuel them in orbit.
00:55Some experts compare it to the early days of shipping ports and railroads.
01:00Once the infrastructure exists, the entire economy explodes.
01:04And this could change everything.
01:06Because a true space-to-space economy means spacecraft building spacecraft,
01:10without constantly depending on Earth.
01:13The space race may no longer be about who reaches orbit first,
01:16but who builds the first permanent economy above our planet.
01:20And this could change everything.
01:20And this could switch so much values are suited to the cabin fodder.
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