... thought. Hands-on approach Without simulation on the Earth, there would be no real human activity in space This is also the reason why outer space so fascinates me as an artist. It’s a utopian blank whose sheer inaccessibility constantly eludes any...
...all of these, I have not found a single document that constitutes a comprehensive and binding ethical code for human activity in space. All that is available are partial answers, which seem to serve initial needs in the interim. Of course, if we wish...
... benefits. First, it provides an agreed standard of norms for assessing and addressing the impact of human activities in space. Second, it facilitates understanding and engagement through shared language and values. Third, it provides an architecture...
... integrity of the legal framework surrounding human activity in space. Richard Branson during his Unity 22 flight. Air-space boundary The question of where space begins is a fundamental element of the space tourism industry Branson’s Virgin Galactic...
... possesses abundant resources that are of potential economic value for future human activities, and especially for future human activities in space. Among identified resources, water is considered to be of particular value; returned Apollo samples...
... a large number of satellites to provide equivalent global coverage. As LEO becomes ever more congested and exploited, human activity in space is increasingly visible in the night sky Perhaps the most notable entrant to this market is SpaceX with its...