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August 2016
The promise of space tourism
...the spacecraft entered lunar orbit on Christmas Eve1968. Nothing compares to the actual experience of being in outer space. Apollo 17 astronaut Harrison ‘Jack’ Schmitt’s biggest regret is that he couldn’t have stayed longer on... potential as a blossoming commercial enterprise, there may be some good existential reasons why commercial space, in particular space tourism, may be an important link in humanity’s long-term survival. An immediate benefit ...
March 2017
Space for art: Quilting in orbit
...by children at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center that were then beautifully quilted together by space suit manufacturer ILC Dover. HOPE was invited to participate in a display at the 2016 International Quilt ...when we make those first steps on Mars we will be wearing space suits. As we’ve seen, space suits designed for use in space have inspired space suit art, but they have also inspired fashion designers to think differently...
May 2017
World needs strong space governance system
...is a prudent, efficient and strong global governance - including a robust space governance system. By global space governance we mean a collection of space-related international binding agreements and non-binding guidelines (and codes of conduct...broadcasting, weather forecasting, navigation, medicine, security and remote sensing - to embrace space tourism, space mining, space-based solar power, and the future settlement on the Moon and Mars. Along...
March 2016
Why We Need Space Artists
...able to travel in time as well as space Bonestell’s first published astronomical art was a series of paintings of Saturn from its (then nine) moons for a 1944 issue of Life magazine. Arthur C. Clarke was outraged by the ...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 ...
August 2016
Exploring the problems of criminal justice in space
... the ISS. For further details see Sundhal, M. (2009). The duty to rescue space tourists and return private spacecraft. Journal of Space Law, 35, pp.163-200 at p. 164, fn 2. 6 Dinerman, (n1) 7 ... Gorove, S. (1991), Draft Convention on Manned Space Flight, German Journal of Air and Space Law p.3-8 10 Abeyratne, R. (2004), Space Tourism - Parallel Synergies between Air and Space Law? German Journal of Air and Space Law p.184-202 11 Abeyratne, (n 10) ...
March 2016
Space Oddities: The Problem with Imagination
...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 programme they faded ...contribute to scientific advances was stunted by the lack of imagination around them. Veterok and Ugolyok, launched into space on 22 February 1966 aboard the Cosmos-110 biosatellite, pictured at the Institute of Medical and Biological Problems...
February 2016
Space for art
... As I’ve transitioned from astronaut to artist, I have seen the very positive impact that sharing my space mission experience through artwork can have on people. I have seen how my artistic interpretation of the ... (JPL) commissioned a Seattle-based company, Invisible Creature, to produce a retro-inspired collection of space tourism posters for exotic cosmic destinations. These posters inspire us to imagine actually travelling to places we...
February 2017
Global robotic network for monitoring near-Earth and outer space
...which is 8.6 km in diameter, has an absolute magnitude of 21 and the visible light limit of the Hubble Space Telescope is 32. The angular speed of movement can reach 20-50 degrees per second. In recent years, the MASTER ...and accelerated expansion of the Universe occurs, will allow Russia to participate in the leading research of vacuum space energy. Discovery of further objects of the Universe at distances of z >10 by using fast-alert observations...
May 2017
Future space applications and their regulatory needs
... applications today. Satellite telecommunications, remote sensing and Precision Navigation and Timing (PNT). The global space industry today is a commercial market of over US$322 billion per year [Satellite Industry Association ...regulatory issues must find new outlets for constructive and practical decisionmaking and conflict resolution Existing space legal structures, including liability, must be reconsidered to catch up with the quickly evolving...
