...that will enable safe spacecraft operations and incentivise the sustainable use of space. “A ‘wild west’ space race without effective regulation risks a growing crisis of debris in space,” said UK science minister George Freeman during the 4th Summit...
... 1.0 was the time of astronomy (and astrology). After that came Space 2.0, when the space race saw launches of Vostok and Apollo. The International Space Station was built during Space 3.0, the same era when international cooperation became vital...
... programme is a dream for many. While the days of the great Space Race are long behind us, space is still an incredibly exciting prospect. There are untold worlds and universes to explore and new discoveries to be made. ...
...strongly committed to bringing together innovators with the public and private sectors to create new business opportunities in space. We are delighted to be working with Saber, a leader in Mission Operations.” Once completed the RSOC will support day...
... up at the skies but to actively seek the means to go into space. But as the Cold War and the Space Race took hold of the world, the philosophical ideas behind space exploration took a back seat to competition for technological advancement...
...approval. It leads to the creation of at least five start-up ventures aiming to set up a space-based broadcast backbone for blockchains. It is a space race without a real end-goal, leading to the unreasonable use of precious resources, from the radio...