This is how space travel could transform our lives – and jobs – in just 50 years
The job ads of the not-so-distant future, maybe (Picture: Dr Leah Nani Alconcel ’s job title – a spacecraft engineer at the University of Birmingham – already sounds futuristic. Yet by 2076, she reckons it’ll be as common and boring as it comes. Instead, recruiters will be seeking ‘haptic hologram makers’ or manufacturing ‘lunacycles’. This is the future Dr Alconcel and other experts from the…
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This is how space travel could transform our lives – and jobs – in just 50 years (opens Metro in a new tab)
The job ads of the not-so-distant future, maybe (Picture: Dr Leah Nani Alconcel ’s job title – a spacecraft engineer at the University of Birmingham – already sounds futuristic. Yet by 2076, she reckons it’ll be as common and boring as it comes. Instead,…
