The Heat: One on one with Aarti Holla-Maini | UNOOSA
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From GPS navigation and weather forecasts to emergency alerts and global communications, modern life depends on space more than most people realize. But with Earth's orbit becoming increasingly crowded by satellites and space debris, who keeps everything running safely? The #Heat host Anand Naidoo spoke with Aarti Holla-Maini, head of the UN Office for Outer Space Affairs, about the challenges of managing the final frontier. #UNOOSA #satellites #OuterSpace #asteroids #UNGA 0:00 How satellites power modern life 0:26 UN space governance and the growing role of industry 1:01 Space debris and the rising risk of satellite collisions 1:29 UN launches satellite operator contact hub 2:27 Why the world depends on satellites 3:20 What happens if satellites stop working? 4:20 Satellite data, climate change and disaster response 5:30 How the UN prepares for asteroid threats 6:09 Asteroid 2024 YR4 and planetary defense alerts 7:33 Making space technology accessible to all countries 8:34 Bridgi
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