Belarus TV Channel Covers the 9th Global Conference on Non-Rocket Near Space Industrialization

RTR-Belarus TV channel has prepared a report on the international space conference held on September 11–12 in Maryina Gorka.

The event brought together experts and guests from 30 countries both in person and online. The forum featured innovative developments by the Unitsky Group of Companies, which received significant coverage in the report.

One of the key projects presented at the conference was the General Planetary Vehicle, developed by Belarusian engineer Anatoli Unitsky. The technology will enable the relocation of industries that pose risks to the environment and human health into near space.

“This concept opens the way to relocating hazardous industries beyond Earth, developing the industrial use of space resources, and creating a new type of biosphere settlements,” RTR-Belarus quoted Anatoli Unitsky, General Designer of Unitsky String Technologies Inc., as saying.

The uSpace program for non-rocket near space industrialization is attracting growing interest from the international community. This year, the event was attended by representatives of the Union State, BRICS, UNIDO, and the leadership of the International Astronautical Federation, which brings together more than 600 organizations from over 80 countries worldwide.

“This project has the potential not only to address the issue of industrialization and relocate industry beyond Earth, but also to help save life on our planet, because it is under threat today,” the TV channel quoted Christian Feichtinger, Executive Director of the International Astronautical Federation, as saying.

The report also notes that, under the motto “Earth — for Life. Space — for Industry,” the developers demonstrate that the transition to the industrialization of near space is not science fiction, but a technological reality that humanity is rapidly approaching.

For more details, watch the RTR-Belarus TV report.