October 2020
Space 2069 - back to the Moon, to Mars and beyond
... century after the Apollo centenary we could imagine a voyage into the asteroid belt, perhaps overseeing the artificial intelligence swarms that roamed among these rocky bodies. But we could go no further. The vast distances and the...
October 2020
Morality, rights and responsibilities in space
... energy, unlimited ‘space’, vast in situ space resources, easy access to the entire knowledge base of humanity, artificial intelligence, massive computing power, additive manufacturing and blockchain-based contractual and financial exchange systems...
November 2020
Walking on the Moon
... planetary missions and has concentrated on micro-robotic concepts and tools for space data analytics using artificial intelligence (AI). As Spacebit’s founder, the author has seen a childhood fascination with space evolve into a company with the...
December 2021
The rise of the UK space economy
... research and industry facilities to develop and test the approach to low-cost satellite manufacturing and to apply artificial intelligence approaches to the analysis, interpretation and application of space data. There are also well-progressed plans...
February 2022
A new legal system for space
... which slows the development of ‘legal technology’ to support legal proceedings, but the reality is that artificial intelligence (AI) is better than humans at reading comprehension. It is better and faster at reviewing contracts than experienced...
March 2022
Smoothing the journey to space with the satellite-as-a-service model
... software implementation, a space-based testing platform can provide a valuable opportunity for interested parties. Artificial intelligence for autonomous mission operations, which requires both in-orbit computing hardware and extensive software...
