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Radio astronomy and active exploration of space are peers: both began byefforts of enthusiasts in the 1930s and got a major technological boost in the1940s-50s. Thus, for the sake of a brief review at this very specialconference, it is fair to estimate the present age of these human endeavours as11 (binary) years. These years saw a lot of challenging and fruitfulconcerted efforts by radio astronomers and space explorers. Among the highpoints one can mention several highly successful space-borne CMB observatories,three orbital VLBI missions, the first examples of radio observations atspectral windows hitherto closed for Earth-based observers and many yet to beimplemented initiatives which are at various stages of their paths towardlaunch-pads of all major world space agencies. In this review I will give abird-eye picture of the past achievements of space-oriented radio astronomy andzoom into several projects and ideas that will further push the presence ofradio astronomy into the space agenda of mankind over the next 11 (binary)years. In tune with the main themes of this conference, an emphasis will bemade on space frontiers of VLBI and the SKA.

Space Radio Astronomy in the next 1000001 (binary) years