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Science is practically international; this is true for research in areas such as the health sciences, ecology, and climate studies. Scientific research is concentrated in the developed market and plane economies.6 During the last century, most scientific communication happened between developed countries.7 This fact seems to have marginalized developing countries from the mainstream scientific communication process. Scientific communication occurs through formal and informal channels and it seems to be the most important challenge to overcome in the Latin American region. This problem was constantly mentioned during the last workshop of the ARCST and different ideas emerged on how to solve them. Resource sharing, networking, creation of more communication channels were suggested as initial solutions to this problem, as they depend strictly on the main factors involved in the space area.

Effective communication in science and technology for the space workforce development in LatinAmerica