... all, at the push of a button, through an infrastructure similar to the 19th century transcontinental railroads in the United States? Konstantin Tsiolkovsky’s statement, from a letter in 1911 [1], still holds: “a planet is the cradle of humanity, but...
...organizational hierarchy. How did we get here? In the United States, the Government established NASA in 1958 as a civilian agency... journey. Habitation analogues include: Habitat Demonstration Unit (HDU), which became Human Exploration Research Analog...
...after the 2008 crash of the housing market and the subsequent recession, the Federal Reserve of the United States reacted by lowering interest rates to historical minima in order to prevent economic deceleration. This situation created excess venture...
What is Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA) and the Automatic Identification System (AIS)? United States’ doctrine defines maritime domain as all areas and things of, on, under, relating to, adjacent to, or bordering on a sea, ocean, or other ...
... and rewarding career in the space sector. At the birth of the Space Age, the USSR and the United States were the only nations involved, with funding largely provided by the government and with a small number...
... has expanded considerably. Countries now involved in space exploration include the historical, Cold War opponents, the United States and Russia; European countries, primarily through the European Space Agency (ESA); China, Japan, Canada and...