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The Christian Social Union (CSU) is proposing a draft policy to position Germany as a hub for space innovation through a 'space manufacturing' initiative, which aims to enable researchers to produce the first human kidney in space. The plan, set for approval in Bavaria, calls for increased investment in R&D, the construction of specialized space stations, and the reduction of research bureaucracy to support ground-level innovation. This initiative aligns with the CSU's broader goal of establishing Germany as a leader in various technological sectors, including AI and biotechnology.