The answer from the People’s Republic of China (PRC) to the political visit of US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and a Democratic congressional delegation to Taiwan in August 2022 was pretty much as expected. It came in the form of threatening military ...
... public procurement process, was regarded as an obstacle for winning contracts from the government. Since then, Japanese industry has focused on research and development (R&D) satellite programmes instead, as these were not the focus of the US-Japan...
...nuclear and even nascent wind-power generation industries. Each industry has its own particular decommissioning protocols and... existential threat posed by Chernobyl in the nuclear industry or the significant reputational damage caused to oil producers...
... years of space activities did not justify the investment. Over the past 10 years, however, the space industry has been moving towards mega constellation architecture. These magaconstellations, which use of hundreds or thousands of smaller satellites...
... development of space culture is largely in the hands of the space community. The cultural directives that the space industry is currently comfortable with are twofold: first, conducting education and outreach about outer space to people on Earth...
... needed to survive in space. Think Apollo 13, where creativity and perseverance were the heroes. In reality, the space industry is full of companies that push through adversity with an ‘at all costs’ attitude. A clear differentiator between those who...