... fill in the names…). In some ways, the book is like any other book on space by an outside observer: it coins phrases like “the new Space Race” as if they are new and makes sure to mention Elon Musk by the second page...
... ignored in economic policy since the mid 1960s. The Johnson administration decisively turned away from the space race and its associated technology investment in 1967 by explicitly rejecting NASA’s post Apollo plans. This has not...
... in 1966, when the first ever spacecraft docking in space with another vehicle was accomplished with an Agena target –...hugely important in terms of its geo-political consequences. The ‘Space Race’ was effectively won with the US landing of the first...
...clear to point out that there is no hint of another space race and that China will move forward at its own pace. ... photos, most of which – in stark contrast to books on western space programmes – will be new to the majority of readers. As with most...
...landing and intact recovery of the payload if required. Skyrora XL Space is quickly becoming a critical part of our everyday lives and ...to press on with its vision for the new commercial Space Race. About the author Daniel Smith attended law school in...
... illuminating our nights or a bundle of resources. In the context of Industry 4.0 and the new Space Race, discussions about the legal governance of nature in space are vitally important. Many sovereign states are planning to be part of the ‘return...