... the wrong answer and these are my reasons. Changing culture Having the Air Force continue to ‘lead’ and ‘provide...Commission also revealed the Air Force leadership’s organisational thinking and cultural attitude to space at the time, and I would argue...
... mass and volume efficient. Another difference is that some algae are unicellular, which makes the entire culture isotropic. As you don’t need an external influence such as robots to harvest the crop, you can simply pump...
... tremendous progress in creating a shared forum for debate where people are not excluded on the basis of language or culture. The Asgardia General Election was held at a time when Parliament already had momentum from existing Asgardian...
... other and with technical equipment. Conflict and cooperation are researched, as is the influence of microgravity on social and cultural aspects of life aboard the ISS. This retrospective research helps to inform future habitat designs about social...
... in space exploration, what does that tell us about us in relation to the vast space we are part of? That is where culture comes into the picture. How do we represent ourselves? How do we express these representations in science, in art, in all forms...
... is, how can biotechnology support and benefit future space missions? To highlight that the culture is a living thing, the team named their co-culture ‘Ginny’ after the old Nordic mythology concept of space ‘Ginnungagap’ (the bottomless abyss...