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Wanjiku Chebet Kanjumba on Investing in the Future of Space Infrastructure | Modern Investing Podcast

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Message the HostIn this episode, we explore the extraordinary rise of the commercial space economy with Wanjiku Chebet Kanjumba—scientist astronaut candidate and founder of Omega Spaceport, the world’s first commercially operating equatorial spaceport.Wanjiku brings a bold and visionary perspective: investing in space today could mirror the opportunity of investing in the internet in the 1990s. With deep experience in aerospace and a global mission to make space more accessible, she walks us through the fast-evolving frontier of space investing—and why now is the time to pay attention.You’ll discover:What’s driving the commercial space boom: satellite deployment, tourism, and in-space manufacturingHow falling launch costs are creating a tipping point for biotech, AI, and aerospace convergenceWhy public-private partnerships and space-focused ETFs are opening the door for everyday investorsHow Omega Spaceport is pioneering affordable access to low-Earth orbit from the equatorWhy early-stage space investing is more than financial—it’s legacy building for humanity“This isn’t just about space. It’s about the infrastructure of tomorrow’s economy—one that orbits the Earth.”Whether you're a futurist, investor, or entrepreneur, this episode offers a powerful look at how investing in space can unlock economic opportunity, global connectivity, and transformational impact.About Wanjiku Chebet Kanjumba: Wanjiku Chebet Kanjumba is the founder of Omega Spaceport and a graduate of the scientist astronaut candidate program. A global voice in space accessibility and aerospace innovation, she is leading efforts to make space a viable economic and infrastructural opportunity for both emerging nations and forward-thinking investors. Her mission is simple: make the final frontier a force for progress.Click Here to Check Out Our Upcoming Online Investing EventsAbout Sidepocket:If you don't have the time to professionally trade and are tired of being at the whim of the market's ups and downs, consider using Sidepocket to automate investing.Sidepocket monitors the markets 24/7 and automatically rebalances your holdings each month. To maximize returns while protecting against loss. That's why Sidepocket applies sophisticated quantitative methods, including tactical asset allocation to systematically minimize these drawdowns and consistently protect and grow your hard earned savings.To learn more, visit www.sidepocket.com 

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Message the Host In this episode, we explore the extraordinary rise of the commercial space economy with Wanjiku Chebet Kanjumba—scientist astronaut candidate and founder of Omega Spaceport, the world’s first commercially operating equatorial spaceport. Wanjiku brings a bold and visionary perspective: investing in space today could mirror the opportunity of investing in the internet in the 1990s. With deep experience in aerospace and a global mission to make space more accessible, she walks u...

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