Texas gets ready for spaceports and flying vehicles | Opinion
, R-Friendswood, would create the Texas Space Commission and the Aerospace Research and Space Economy Consortium.
These two entities aim to ensure Texas provides the resources, government cooperation and workforce to make Texas the center of the rapidly growing space industry. They would also help address roadblocks to Texas’ continued leadership in space by advancing space-related educational opportunities and research in the state.HB 2678 by state Rep. David Cook, R-Mansfield, and Senate Bill 2144 by state Sen.
, R-Flower Mound, would help coordinate the safe introduction of flying vehicle technology into Texas skies. Now’s the time to discuss what Texas can do to encourage innovation with these new technologies. But we also must ensure the proper role of regulation, safety standards and public education so that these industries are sustainable and beneficial for all Texans.
One critical component is equipping Texas students with the skills and opportunities to earn high-paying jobs in these new fields. As a result, Texas legislators are exploring ways to encourage
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