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Helen Sharman continues the conversation with Dr Adam Baker and Dr Jill Stuart, delving deeper into the challenges and opportunities of a new space age. From space debris and satellite traffic management to questions of ownership, ethics, and sustainability, they explore how science, law, and global cooperation must come together to secure the future of exploration beyond Earth.
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