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The 2000s Space boom, also known as the Great Leap, refers to the rapid expansion and commercialisation of the global space industry quickly following the Millennium Peace. [...]

Background

  • Space race never ends because the Cold War gets hotter
  • Militarization of space during The Deluge
  • massive expansion of imilitary spaceports in Northern Elia Austral, the !Caribbean, Eastern Hylasia and South Abaria using maglev and laser-based assisted launch systems in part because a couple of countries were trying to set up an SDI-style defence system to dampen the effectiveness of strategic nukes as a deterrent, alongside the testing of HEMPs and land-to-orbit weapon systems
  • The big civilisation-ending war that the 6 day war was thought to have sparked never came to pass, so a lot of the new launch infrastructure is either privatised, leased or opened up to civilian uses which becomes the basis of the new space economy
  • New companies and large private investment to capitalise on new launch infrastucture, governments still play a large role through either regulation, military affairs or even more directly through public companies

Boom

  • Boom history here

Economic impact

  • new jobs

Markets

Defense industry

  • Great powers still miliarize space but its mostly anti-ICBM platforms and armed space stations
    • Orion Battleships????? idk (prolly not)
  • Arms companies are in on the fun

Energy

  • Lunar solar energy production is really big

Materials processing

  • Synthetic crystal production stuff

Telecommunications

  • fixed and mobile satellite services
    • Starlink becomes a thing

Mining

  • Oxygen extracted from Regolith to make rocket fuel
  • REMs and KREEPs extraction

Tourism

  • Billionaire and multimillionaire thing

Electronics

  • Robotics, modular construction

Infrastructure

Geopolitics

Intergovernmental organisations

  • International org to monitor the whole thing

Nordbund and Serial world

Communist bloc

Secondary powers

Equatorial regions

  • A bunch of countries in Hylasia, the !Caribbean and South Abaria get rich over laucn sites. Orbital rentier states?