March 2015
Sky links: from multi-satellite systems to nano-launchers
... based on inertia, in the framework of partially-closed national space programs and the tradition of slow approbation cycles and new technology implementation, allowed space exploration to remain somewhat on the side-lines of global technological...
June 2015
Drone regulation in the European Union amid a thriving market
... anticipates that drones will revolutionise small-package delivery, where the so-called last mile of the delivery cycle accounts for 70% of the cost.8 It is expected that deliveries of goods or medication will be first in remote areas as operations...
October 2015
Houston, we have a Spaceport
... technology and workforce development. This will enable the proposed range of users to exercise the concept development cycle, produce working prototypes that solve problems for the space sector and provide an application path for...
October 2015
From post-humanity to fractals: is human space exploration doomed?
...call evolution’s vector are as follows: Increase in complexity Increase in diversity Intensifications of metabolisms/interactions Intensification of cycles Growth of structural integrity Growth of open systems (the rising role of interaction with the...
February 2016
A Moon of Their Own
..., where the module may have a limited radius ability to use exercise devices while in the centrifuge (such as a cycle ergometer or a stepper) Russian-made medical equipment that allows for full monitoring of each participant’s state. The...
August 2016
Space stations - drivers of cooperation
... follow once nations really open up to the idea of space cooperation. Instead of expending resources singly and experiencing cycles of failures and success, it makes sense (both common and monetary) for parties to cooperate. In space, stars with...
