...when the job of many of those employed by governments to go into space is to look around, take pictures and rush home themselves. Dennis wasn... we needed to grow an economy in space? How could we start a new space race that would eventually create ...
...to grow already exist in a number of regions. Taken together, they can form a national infrastructure for supporting the space economy across the whole of the UK. The Goonhilly Satellite Earth Station in Cornwall has been redeveloped for an essential...
... scale projects that sovereign nations should consider supporting and/or underwriting. Their benefits downstream to a vibrant deep space economy can’t be underestimated. Next, let us discuss a few of the key enablers for DSPs to both emerge and...
... to contain large quantities of water. And we believe there is water on Mars. Second, water has many uses in the space economy, but the most significant near-term use is as propellant. Water’s constituents, oxygen and hydrogen, when separated...
... so much about ourselves and our planet while proving that private investment can create a sustainable space economy. This new economy has produced constellations of Earth observation satellites which help us see both how our world is changing...
... from academia, government institutions and industry. To promote growth of the space economy in the state, the SA government established in April 2016 the office of Space Industry and Research & Development Collaborations at Defence SA. Last November...