June 2015
Great expectations: launch markets, SpaceX, China, and other new players
...the 1960s-1970s, while combining them with the most innovative manufacturing technologies. It also rejected complicated cooperation schemes, thus cutting spending on others’ expenses and profits. But SpaceX’s main breakthrough will come if it manages...
June 2015
The new space ethics: COSPAR, Planetary Protection and beyond
...: “All space actors must behave responsibly to ensure sustainable use of outer space. For this again, international cooperation is necessary and advanced space-faring nations should consider capacity building for the long-term sustainability...
August 2017
Space invaders and the usual suspects - disruptive trends in Earth observation
... the NewSpace ventures, more and more countries are investing in EO capacity, opening up opportunities for international or regional cooperation, and some already active participants such as Russia, India, China and South Korea are becoming involved...
September 2017
Call for Australia to head back into space
... experts and the University of Queensland’s rocketry research. So how does Australia offer a practical pathway for synergistic cooperation with the United States in its development of the ORS concept? Demand for satellite services often outstrips...
November 2017
Geospatial maritime solutions
...of the maritime domain being a global common, international cooperation plays a vital role in leveraging space-based solutions ...Given the nature of the maritime domain, international cooperation plays a vital role in leveraging space-based solutions...
March 2018
Shifting lines and new horizons in Earth observation markets
... to those strictly connected to national security and sovereignty: reconnaissance, signals intelligence (SIGINT), early warning, etc. enlarged cooperation between European member states more synergies with civil ICT technologies (big data, cloud, etc...
