... Asgardia is the centre point for public investment in a shared goal, without the need for superpower interference, or a Cold War to drive space investments. Let’s not pretend: history tells us that if national pride between Earth countries drives...
... blackouts lasting several hours. May 1967 - this storm surprised the military during the climax of the Cold War, when it generated the blackout of polar surveillance radars which led the US military to assume a possible nuclear attack...
... management of space activity and also to de-escalating tensions The treaty was, however, drafted at the height of the Cold War when space activity was the preserve of two superpowers, the United States and the Soviet Union...
...), neither of which takes the discussion any further forward. As the OST was written at the height of the Cold War, those drafting it were keen to ensure that conflict in the field of human spaceflight did not spill over...
... conducted since the 1960s, mostly by the United States and the former Soviet Union during the Cold War. Although no such tests were performed from the late 1980s to the mid-2000s, since the mid...
... a silver cylinder shaped like a missile with an antenna at the top on his lawn. Living in the middle of the Cold War and the Space Race, Loy understandably assumed that the object was a fallen Soviet satellite, similar...