NFTs offer astronauts 'new outlet' to share experiences, says spaceman Scott Kelly
American astronaut Scott Kelly recognizes that blockchain has a lot of potential and believes that it will someday contribute to space development.
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American astronaut Scott Kelly recognizes that blockchain has a lot of potential and believes that it will someday contribute to space development.
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