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October 2018
Using space-based data for humanitarian causes
...currently serves as an Graduate Program Director and Assistant Professor in the Department of Space Studies in the John D Odegard School of Aerospace Sciences at the University of North Dakota. Prof Dodge obtained his JD from the... law & regulation. He has been a contributor to several aviation and space law focused journals, is a member of the International Institute of Space Law, is the Chair of the Legal Technical Committee with the American ...
August 2017
Big science from small spacecraft
...science-grade measurements. If it’s an object we haven’t visited before a simple optical snapshot may add to our scientific knowledge, but if we’ve been a few times already we need more capable sensors. Not all the instruments we need for deep space...used for occultation. That’s quite a rich suite of science instrumentation that reflects the investment the science community has made in reducing instrument size. There is no point in arriving at an ...
August 2016
Exploring the problems of criminal justice in space
... of justice in outer space; who should be assigned as the investigatory authority and who should administer any resulting punishment? Whilst popular science fiction tends to give ...instruments which use these terms (specifically the Draft Convention on Manned Space Flight). 9 Bockstiegal, K.H., Vereschetin, V. and Gorove, S. (1991), Draft Convention on Manned Space Flight, German Journal of Air and Space Law p.3-8 10 Abeyratne, R. (2004), Space...
October 2018
The ethics of space exploration
... to be discovered, mysteries to be unravelled, and stories to be told. So, we went for the thrill, and in the name of science. Our emissaries were heroes, made of the right stuff, and the names of our rockets were borrowed...to the Moon in the name of all mankind. The first Delta IV Heavy carried not only a heavily instrumented mock-up payload, meant to accurately measure the launch environment, but also two 15 kg satellites, designed and built...
August 2018
AI offers new approach to space situational awareness
...Community of Interest (ACI), several SSA workshops have been carried out with support from the UK Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) and the US European Office of Aerospace Research & Development (EOARD) ... system employing groundbased optical, radar and laser technology as well as in-orbit survey instruments. Transfer learning The space domain is rich with physical models and deterministic solutions and analytics In November 2017,...
September 2016
Paediatric cancer patients aim for the stars with space inspired art project
... exhibited at the hospital, to exhibiting our art through partnerships with the Museum of Health and Medical Science and the Museum of Fine Arts Houston, to animation made in collaboration with our patients and families ...to think about their own journey in a new way. I decided that a space suit would be a profound symbol of how we can work together to integrate the best of science and art to create a form of protection. With this in mind, I knew...
June 2018
Space 2080 a future perspective
...landing rocket plane. All space programmes were boosted because the price of access to Earth orbit decreased to a fourth of its initial value. On Earth as it is on Mars - Earth’s martian science city. Mineral resources ...dependent health issues or the monitoring of ecosystems by the patri’Ot citizen association. The term ‘space applications’ has definitely become obsolete because all these observation systems are part of a continuum. Technological...
August 2016
The promise of space tourism
... investing some of their fortunes in private space travel include Jeff Bezos, founder of Amazon.com, who is developing a spacecraft that flies like those envisioned in early science fiction novels. Robert Bigelow, founder of...on Earth as doctors, engineers and inventors. Today’s students don’t view living and working in space or on Mars as science fiction, they see it as the future. SpaceShipOne nestled safely beneath her mothership, the White ...
May 2018
Taxation of outer space: a next step for space exploration?
... author Milan Mijovic is a founder and the President of the Serbian Office for Space Sciences, Research and Development (SERBSPACE). He is a Space law Ph.D. student and an Air and Space Law Researcher at Union University Law School in Belgrade, Serbia. After several...
