March 2018
Shifting lines and new horizons in Earth observation markets
... of new spacefaring countries in their own capacities for domestic and export markets. The current picture looks a bit like the California gold rush of 1849 with lots of metaphorical ‘gold miners’ looking to strike it rich in EO data...
August 2018
Earth observation game-changer
... miniaturisation has not been achieved. Each SAR mission is a tremendous cost to parties involved, implementing every bit of savings is a natural part of the process. Regardless of how difficult it has seemed, massive technical advancements in this...
August 2018
Measuring the pulse of Mars
... the surface and determining their location without fully knowing the structure that they pass through is a bit of a chicken and egg problem. The position of meteorite impacts on the other hand can be verified by overhead orbital...
November 2018
How many people does it take to colonise an exoplanet?
... have been proven safe and effective against neurological ‘sequels’. The laws of biology it seems, can be every bit as difficult to circumvent as those of physics. A third cryogenic option seems more plausible: bypassing the need to deal with...
February 2019
Building a space museum from scratch
... to tell the story and then mounting them in the Perspex, they looked way more interesting and a bit more modern than the old Letraset boards that had been there for 20 years. Much of the...
April 2019
Protecting our lunar legacy
... for some kind of conservation effort related to these first sites of human exploration on the Moon. It may seem a bit premature to consider this, but nowadays 46,000 tourists go to Antarctica annually – something which would have certainly surprised...
