Group 1 - The deep space industry is rapidly developing, with space tourism expected to be the first area to achieve commercialization, allowing ordinary people to experience weightlessness and view Earth from space [1] - By around 2028, commercial entities are projected to enable tourists to cross the Kármán line at 100 kilometers above the Earth, with a ticket price of approximately $300,000 per trip [1] - Current advancements in space tourism have been marked by successful flights conducted by American companies, while more advanced experiences like orbital tourism and lunar sightseeing are still in the planning stages [1] Group 2 - Deep space resource development is emerging as a crucial pillar of the deep space industry, with the Moon's surface rich in helium-3, a rare resource on Earth and an ideal fuel for future nuclear fusion [2] - The deep space laboratory is conducting preliminary research on technologies for in-situ resource utilization on the Moon, including a 3D printing system that can utilize lunar soil for constructing building components [2] - Plans for space solar power stations are underway, with ground experiments being conducted to enhance energy conversion efficiency by deploying solar power stations in space [2] Group 3 - The Anhui Provincial Development and Reform Commission has set a target for the aerospace information industry to reach a scale of 100 billion yuan by 2027, with around 300 large-scale enterprises [3] - An international deep space exploration society headquarters will officially establish in Hefei, marking the first international organization to settle in Anhui [3] - The deep space laboratory, co-established by the National Space Administration, Anhui Province, and the University of Science and Technology of China, aims to advance deeper and further into the field of deep space exploration [3]