... Age 2.0 is about stretching our imaginations to give the human race new hope and realise our potential. The fundamental question is whether we are up to the challenge of achieving the potential that is now possible within Space Age 2.0. A magnetic...
... ‘high-temperature superconductors’ (HTS), and their ability to operate at such temperatures drastically reduces the challenges and requirements of the cryogenic systems needed to keep them at operational temperatures. Furthermore, HTS have achieved...
... simulation, performs an evaluation. This is of course much easier, but the challenge here is that it relies on an assumption, rather than being able to see the real behaviour of the antenna under test. Can drones help? There is a growing demand for...
... playing field with international competitors. In this context, the Japanese government realised the need to establish a space industrial policy to meet the challenges of a changing global market. The government coordinated to form a sub-committee...
...-threatening consequences, any constructed living space needs to contribute to our adaptation to the challenges of living off-Earth. Such conditions will also present challenges unforeseen by mission planners and situations where residents will have...
... leave behind such a massive remnant. LB-1 is twice as massive as what we thought possible. Now theorists will have to take up the challenge of explaining its formation." Until just a few years ago, stellar black holes could only be discovered when...