How 2,000 citizens helped shape the future of European space missions
In short: Witness a world-first experiment in democratic science. This video captures the 2016 Citizens’ Debate on Space for Europe, where participants used video conferencing to discuss the future of ESA's missions.
On 10 September 2016, the European Space Agency hosted a unique event to involve the public in space policy. Approximately 2,000 Europeans participated in the Citizens’ Debate on Space for Europe, connecting various debate sites via video conference to share their perspectives on the future of ESA's space missions.
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