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Articles tagged: Congress

  • Active Debris Removal ADR, Massive Collision Monitoring Activity, MCMA, space debris September 2018 Debris or not debris - is that the question?

    ...incurring what might be even graver risks? Proposals in the literature, [4] not in the least by the Interdisciplinary Congress on Space Debris, [5] put forth one solution above all: a multilateral international organisation under public international...

    • Active Debris Removal ADR
    • Massive Collision Monitoring Activity
    • MCMA
    • space debris
    Authors: Ward Munters    
  • Asgardia, digital democracy, Dr Igor Ashurbeyli, Space Nation September 2026 Ten years of Asgardia - from idea to nation

    ... 2018. From digital nation to physical presence Our second decade must take us further. At the Fourth Executives’ Congress in Dubai in October 2025, I presented plans for Asgardia’s first ground-based experimental complex dedicated to researching the...

    • Asgardia
    • digital democracy
    • Dr Igor Ashurbeyli
    • Space Nation
    Authors: Igor Ashurbeyli    
  • Artemis, Artemis-3, Moon 2024, Moon mission, NASA Office of Inspector General (OIG) 17 February 2021 NASA forecasts cost of Artemis programme at $86 billion

    ...to achieve that Human Landing System. We asked for $3.3 billion, and Congress funded it to the tune of $850 million in a very bipartisan ... “Lunar exploration has broad and bicameral support in Congress, most recently detailed in the FY 2021 omnibus ...

    • Artemis
    • Artemis-3
    • Moon 2024
    • Moon mission
    • NASA Office of Inspector General (OIG)
  • 05 October 2023 Space nation reveals ambition of global recognition

    ... head of the Space Research Laboratory at the University of Antwerp, neurophysiologist Floris Wuyts. On the first day of the Congress, Professor Wuyts successfully moderated one of the sessions and also addressed the scientific community with some...

  • Allyson Reneau, Article, mars, Moon November 2016 Moon or Mars - NASA’s next logical step?

    ...rendezvous. Decisions made by the next President and the US Congress will determine the future of human exploration in our Solar... policy - and lasting credibility with US taxpayers, Congress, and international partners. The Moon also represents an...

    • Allyson Reneau
    • Article
    • mars
    • Moon
    Authors: Allyson Reneau    
  • microgravity November 2016 Microgravity and space research: Bringing the commercial market into focus

    ...public funding towards further space exploration, the US Congress made the International Space Station (ISS) a ...Shift towards private research Efforts made by NASA and the US Congress to push commercialisation of the ISS have opened the path for...

    • microgravity
    Authors: Antoine Joly-Battaglini    
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