...; planetary protection; upstream standards; and future activities in space standardisation. ESA is an active member of the European Cooperation for Space Standardisation (ECSS). What is the aim of the project and its main expectations? The aim of ...
...’s national user needs. On this basis, and with experience from international science and Earth observation satellite cooperation missions and scientific sounding rockets, the Norwegian Space Agency (NOSA) and the Norwegian Defence Research...
... origin of the global space effort. They have not only been vital sources of inspiration and international cooperation but were also key to the technological advancement of space technologies. Today, the inherent challenges for humans...
... launch of such a diverse crew was a great reminder of how humanity manages to achieve awesome feats when nations cooperate with each other – as opposed to wage war, for example.
With the Moon and Mars firmly in everyone’s sight as potential targets for up and coming interplanetary missions, the Japanese Space agency want to do things a little differently. Instead of touching down on either of our nearest celestial ...
...to service and refuel satellites in orbit, especially those not built to be refurbished – in other words, those with non-cooperative interfaces. Given the revolutionary nature of Dextre, it seems more than probable that similar technology will expand...