The comments here seem to be looking at this from a consumer perspective… That’s not at all what this article is about.
It’s from a conversation with shareholders about their customers. Large businesses building the hardware. Of course that demand is endless currently.
Ah see that article has a completely different framing than the OP. The OP make sit seem that it’s the Gangnam District that’s known to be wealthy directly, not a “slum” nearby.
That is extremely important context that Reuters seems to have missed/ignored.
I mean, the entire song was making fun of the Gangnam District being wealthy. It has the highest average income per resident in South Korea. I wouldn’t exactly say that’s people already in a bad situations.
There are of course exceptions, but a massive fire in Manhattan is totally different than one in the Bronx for instance.
It’s low lying, but this is the Internet and thus a requirement.
Those two statements are distinctly separate, and accurate. The previous health issues that ended missions early were unrelated to the ISS.
A lot of time and effort goes into ensuring astronaut health and mitigating exposure leading up to missions.
That’s only because a lot of the newer stuff has been destroyed. And there is a lot of the old stuff still laying around.
So yes.