... CNSA robotic lunar programme enters its third phase with the upcoming lunar sample return of Chang’e-5. India may startle the space community with 2019 lunar landing firsts from ISRO South Pole Chandrayaan...
...’ many developments were accelerated. Traditionally, the space arena was represented by Russia and the US, but now India, China, Japan, Canada, Israel and Europe are also manifesting serious space programmes, in many cases united...
.... Participants in this race are several private companies and countries including the US, Russia, China, Japan and India, all of whom have diverse interests and goals. Thus, there is potential for geopolitical conflicts, and such...
... of the original Stanford Torus concept. Beyond some general declarations, the relevant leading countries (Canada, China, India, Japan, Russia, United Kingdom and USA) did not publish an ethical code for space but were...
... that can also be applied to problems faced here on our planet. Adhithiyan Neduncheran is an aerospace engineer from India, who is pursuing MSc. in Atmospheric Science and Technology at Sapienza University of Rome and the University of L’Aquila...
... progresses In the context of the new Space Race, countries including the United States, Europe, Russia, China, India, Japan and the UAE are looking at ways of further exploring the deep space environment. But what...