...being willing to help other crew members do the same. Would-be space travellers need to pre-register by 14 March, and initial screening... steel spaceship called Starship to ferry passengers into space and one day onto Mars. Starship prototypes are...
... and SpaceX under NASA’s Commercial Crew Program (CCP). To accommodate this, NASA has expanded the International Space Station Utilization NASA Research Announcement (NRA) to assist U.S. Entities to pursue these missions. The announcement, made...
..., tackles this head-on by recognising the need to “question the very notion of supporting the surely elitist pursuit of space tourism at all”. Although the author does not need to justify the timing of his book, he quite reasonably points...
..., poses unique issues in respect of identifying and codifying criminality. Unlike the mass access to LEO eagerly anticipated by space tourism companies, the crew of any such flight will be relatively small for the foreseeable future. Each individual...
... largely speculation, but today the commercial use of space, in particular for tourism, has a far more solid basis. It is... recognise in their introduction, the “greatest contemporary challenge in space law [which dates largely from the late 1960s] is ...
... the SpaceShipTwo rocket failure happened over California last year, it was deemed to be a major setback for the space tourism industry. Co-pilot Michael Alsbury, who was judged responsible for the crash, perished. Pilot Peter Siebold...