... and commercial space companies is no longer anecdotal but part of an increasing trend Missions and markets The civil space agencies of the world conduct activities in three general categories: exploration, planetary science, and Earth science...
... there on how to pursue a future in a commercialised space environment. Similarly, Australia recently began a review of its own civil space regulation: The Space Activities act of 1998, and The Space Activities Regulations of 2001. In seeking...
... the space arena with a strong ideological motivation then it didn’t seem like we were on a trajectory to ever be a spacefaring civilization and be out there among the stars.” Grateful to NASA But entering the space arena was not...
... important an endeavour to be left only in the hands of governments. The wider stakeholder community (the private sector and civil society) needs to get more engaged on behalf of responsible policies that provide for space security for all...
... is innovative because it acknowledges that the traditional boundaries between the different space sectors - security, commercial and civil - are no longer as definitive or limiting as they once were. Uniting effort Going forward, common issues and...
..., we are becoming more and more vulnerable to cosmic hazards. The bottom line is that we, as a rapidly growing global civilization, are more and more at risk. Solar storms, asteroid and comet strikes, and orbital debris problems...