Issue #1(1) 2014
Are recent high-profile Asian space projects evidence of technological attainment? Or are they merely exercises in politics?
Issue #1(1) 2014
Can advances in hypersonics revolutionise flight and access to space?
Issue #1(1) 2014
Earth observation data and information are the basis for addressing a multitude of environmental issues.
Issue #1(1) 2014
As more governments and individuals are becoming capable of reaching space, how does the United Nations continue to promote the peaceful use of outer space?
Issue #1(1) 2014
After decades of research, recent breakthroughs put us on the cusp of reaping hypersonic benefits
As political priorities give way to financial, the space powers must reinvent themselves
The knowledge required to perform human spaceflight and the people it breeds are precious. There must not be a hiatus in human spaceflight capability
The world reacted with incredulity when a Malaysian airliner disappeared without trace earlier this year. Kurt Weidemeyer, explains how its satellite services could greatly improve airline safety
How breaking down the divisions between state and private sector, academia and industry, and between national agencies, can multiply returns
The countless space-derived technologies that we enjoy in everyday life have often taken circuitous routes. How can we exploit space research more effectively?
