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September 2016
Paediatric cancer patients aim for the stars with space inspired art project
...physical limitations connected to their disease and its treatment. Ian Cion and young artists on location at NASA is Johnson Space Center. I began working on a series of projects that were collaborative and large scale, so ...authentic. So I contacted my friend Gordon Andrews, a communications specialist for the International Space Station (ISS) team at the NASA Johnson Space Center, briefed him on my plan and asked if he could help me get accurate...
January 2018
NASA’s space police wield full force of law
...’ named Jeff telephoned Joann. ‘Jeff’ told Joann that he had worked on the Space Shuttle programme, was well known at NASA and had been informed of her email. ‘Jeff’ and Joann engaged in several telephone... for the unauthorised possession of a controlled space resource The Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center is a space museum that displays space artefacts, many of which are on loan from NASA. Following the resignation of Cosmosphere’s President ...
12 July 2021
Seraphim offers public opportunity to invest in space tech
...established closed-ended investment company which will invest in a diversified international portfolio of early and growth stage space tech businesses, revealed it had raised gross proceeds of approximately £178.4 million in an initial issue of.... The company stated at the end of 2020 that it will also acquire stakes in four Space Tech businesses (the "Retained Assets") upon the completion or termination of currently pending corporate activity in ...
26 September 2022
Stage set for massive space industry showcase
... and leaders from across the industry. Gordon McHattie, Event Director at Space Tech Expo Europe, says: "The 2022 event will be the largest ever Space Tech Expo, bringing together more exhibiting companies than any global... space trade fair. Opportunities for industry networking as well as project and business ...
January 2023
China’s space ambitions fuel defence spending and global innovation
...US accounting for more than half of the spending. Roughly half of this went to civil space supporting NASA and commercial activities, while the other half went to defence. China, Japan, France and ...$24.5 billion in FY2023, while NATO recently set up a $1 billion Defense Tech Fund to invest in early stage space and AI start-ups. Below we review the US Space Force’s mission priority & technology areas of interests to help investors and entrepreneurs...
February 2019
The Space Elevator – an alternative path to space?
... the form of the SpaceX BFR, Blue Origin NewGlenn, NASA SLS, not to mention aerospike engines) is tough. Developing space infrastructure such as space solar power or habitats will require either thousands of reusable ... the Japanese Space Train can be found in “Space Elevator History Book” D. Raitt, at http://isec.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/Space-Elevators-A-History-31Mar2017.pdf. and “Space Elevator History” by J. Pearson, Star-Tech, Inc., ...
May 2022
Redefining the space professional – disruptions in the space sector workforce
...an increasing number of businesses and start-ups discovering the benefits of collaboration across sectors – space tech that has beneficial Earth applications and vice versa. Recent years have seen an increasingly diverse ...space venture”. This was one of many negative publicity headlines for the company that left its recruiters with a difficult recruiting situation. It was in complete contrast to “How SpaceX, social media and the ‘worm’ helped NASA...
April 2021
Space wars - how they start and how to end them
... optical components such as Earth-oriented optical imagery sensors, Earth limb sensors or space-oriented star sensors. The laser does not have to be high-tech if employed at short-range, and even consumer lasers that anyone can... military services (Air Force, USSF, Army, Navy, Marines, NATO), civilian agencies (NASA, DARPA, FEMA), and others including the Pentagon, Space and Missile Systems Center and Air Force Research Lab. This gives him...
September 2016
Moon or Mars - how logical is NASA’s next step?
... a comparison between Christopher Columbus and the Spanish Monarchs, which financed him, to today’s space agencies like NASA. However, today we live in a ‘commercial’ Space Age which has far stronger parallels to the Dutch East India Company (VOC...
