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March 2017
Space for art: Quilting in orbit
... who might not otherwise have been interested. As a result, generating excitement about all the amazing things happening in space that are benefitting us all right here on Earth. At this year’s International Quilt Festival in Houston,...fashion designers to think differently about our own Earthly clothing. That inspiration has been based on the technology as well as on the ‘cool’ factor that comes from all things space! Continuing this edition’s ...
August 2016
The promise of space tourism
... of erotica. About time, too.” Surely, space travellers, especially those on their honeymoon, will be inspired to make love in microgravity. Sex in space has remained a relatively unexplored area - or should we say undocumented? As for who had the first sex in space, all we know...
May 2017
World needs strong space governance system
... it is our combined responsibility to ensure that the sustainable use of outer space is assured for the benefit and perhaps even ultimate survival of all humankind. About the authors Prof Dr Ram S. Jakhu is the Director of the Institute... of Air and Space Law and the Centre for Research in Air and Space Law of McGill University, ...
March 2017
Space is open for business
...Human Spaceflight and Robotic Exploration. “We all have to take advantage of the amazing thing we have created in the International Space Station.” There was much talk about the value and benefits resulting from ...the beginning of an exciting adventure, mobilising efforts and ideas to get further into space, and not stop dreaming about a better future on Earth and in space. After all, as Kirk Shireman puts it in his role as NASA manager of the ISS...
March 2016
Why We Need Space Artists
... scientist-writers under Wernher von Braun and Willy Ley, on a series of articles for Collier’s magazine, showing how humans could explore space, from a wheel-shaped station in orbit to a fleet of moonships, and later a mission to..., acrylics, gouache and markers, use pens, pastels or coloured pencils, or the latest digital technology. Not all space artists are IAAA members, of course; but why do those who are travel sometimes thousands of miles to...
February 2017
Global robotic network for monitoring near-Earth and outer space
... asteroids and meandering comets. The MASTER network has discovered about one thousand new optical transients of all types - from astrophysical explosions to potentially dangerous asteroids and...space at all the observatories that use MASTER (Blagoveshensk, Irkutsk, Ekaterinburg, Kislovodsk, Crimea, South Africa, Canary Islands and Argentina) and it details full information about every object on every image 1-2 minutes after they’re downloaded...
March 2016
Space Oddities: The Problem with Imagination
..., Gene Nora Stumbough, Irene Leverton, Jerri Sloan, Bernice Steadman. Since very little was known about what awaited astronauts in space, the tests ranged from x-ray to electric shock and ice water in the ear to induce... 13 came into under spotlight again in 1963 after Tereshkova’s flight. The names of all 13 women were made public for the first time in LIFE magazine but soon after, as the US continued to have no interest in a female astronaut ...
January 2017
Prospects for progress on space security diplomacy
... enormous if hard to quantify. All of this activity is premised on continuation of the relatively benign operating environment of space, free up to this point from man-made attacks or threats against space assets. The legal basis for... needs to get more engaged on behalf of responsible policies that provide for space security for all the years to come. About the author Paul Meyer is Adjunct Professor of International Studies and Fellow in ...
March 2016
Space Mining – the Reality of Tomorrow?
... levels will, however, further decrease available land areas. When one divides about 75 million sq km by 10 billion people (or about 133 people/sq km) it becomes clear that rising global population and shrinking land... or scientific development, and shall be the province of all mankind. Outer space, including the moon and other celestial bodies, shall be free for exploration and use by all States without discrimination of any kind, on a basis ...
