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In Episode 3 of Space Revolution, Steven L. Kwast is joined by Burning Bright for a focused discussion on space resources and their potential to redefine humanity’s future. The conversation explores how scarcity has historically driven conflict on Earth and how access to resources beyond our planet could fundamentally change that paradigm. Kwast describes space as a vast “heavenly quarry,” abundant with materials similar to those found on Earth, including water and rare elements critical to technological and economic advancement.
Together, they examine how modern capabilities now make it possible to responsibly identify, access, and utilize these resources, connecting the topic to broader themes of energy, transportation, information, and stewardship. The episode emphasizes that space exploration carries not only opportunity, but moral responsibility, urging thoughtful leadership and long-term vision. Rather than framing space as a domain of domination, this discussion centers on abundance, innovation, and the possibility of building a more stable and prosperous future through informed and purposeful engagement.
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In Episode 3 of Space Revolution, Steven L. Kwast is joined by Burning Bright for a focused discussion on space resources and their potential to redefine humanity’s future. The conversation explores how scarcity has historically driven conflict on Earth and how access to resources beyond our planet could fundamentally change that paradigm. Kwast describes space as a vast “heavenly quarry,” abundant with materials similar to those found on Earth, including water and rare elements critical to technological and economic advancement.
Together, they examine how modern capabilities now make it possible to responsibly identify, access, and utilize these resources, connecting the topic to broader themes of energy, transportation, information, and stewardship. The episode emphasizes that space exploration carries not only opportunity, but moral responsibility, urging thoughtful leadership and long-term vision. Rather than framing space as a domain of domination, this discussion centers on abundance, innovation, and the possibility of building a more stable and prosperous future through informed and purposeful engagement.

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