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The global space industry grew 7.4% in 2017, reaching a total of $383.5 billion. This continues a broad upward trend that spans more than a decade. Traditional sectors for space commerce have continued to grow and are being joined by innovative new space companies. Governments continue to recognize the value of space assets for a wide variety of economic activities, scientific research, and national security.
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