... commercialisation policy goals for government-led space programmes. As part of US Space Policy Directive-1, the President of the United States set two objectives: “the return of humans to the Moon for long-term exploration and utilisation”, and...
... notably, it is much cheaper to give a space tourist from Europe a round-trip plane ticket to visit one of the United States spaceports than spend time and money developing spaceport infrastructure and applying for spaceplane certification in Europe...
...service research - developed, serviced and used in collaboration with commercial and international partners. The point is, the United States and much of the global community experienced weak or inconsistent economic growth - and all the social issues...
...lot about billionaire space entrepreneurs in the United States and Europe, most people have limited...launch and satellite manufacturing, respectively. Given most start-ups’ have state heritage, these companies tend to be less global and have initially ...
... scale at this time “Ultimately this is going to be a huge public-private partnership. And I think that’s how the United States was established. And many other countries round the world, as a public-private partnership. So I think that’s probably...
... falling, commercial human spaceflight is poised to lift off. And, arguably, there’s a new lunar race on, as China, the United States and a clutch of private companies compete to carry cargo and astronauts back to the Moon. So, when it comes to human...