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Articles tagged: exploration

  • ESA, ICE Cubes, LEO, private sector, SpaceApps September 2017 Engaging the private sector in space exploration

    ... technologies and the delivery of scientific payloads to the Moon, leading the way for a future of prolonged space exploration. The private spacecraft would be able to deliver up to 100 kg payload to the lunar surface with each flight. About...

    • ESA
    • ICE Cubes
    • LEO
    • private sector
    • SpaceApps
    Authors: Bernhard Hufenbach    
  • EM-1, NASA, Orion, SLS January 2018 SLS ushers transformation of deep space exploration

    ...telescopes that will provide an unprecedented look at our universe. NASA is developing SLS in parallel with two other exploration systems development efforts - the Orion crew vehicle programme, managed at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas...

    • EM-1
    • NASA
    • Orion
    • SLS
    Authors: Kimberly F. Robinson    
  • Article, criminal, human beaviour, Newman, spacelaw August 2016 Exploring the problems of criminal justice in space

    ... on Principles Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space including the Moon and ... adopted by the ISS is extended to other forms of space exploration, and the criminality of the astronaut is contingent upon her or...

    • Article
    • criminal
    • human beaviour
    • Newman
    • spacelaw
    Authors: Christopher J. Newman    
  • mining, Outer Space Treaty (OST), space law, Taxation May 2018 Taxation of outer space: a next step for space exploration?

    ... sectors or simply improve its financial position. If we take into account that space, per se, is considered free for exploration by any country, and in this case represents the location of business activities requiring taxation, to whom would any...

    • mining
    • Outer Space Treaty (OST)
    • space law
    • Taxation
    Authors: Milan Mijovic    
  • MARE, Matroshka AstroRad Radiation Experiment, space radiation, wearable protection October 2018 Radiation study paves way for safe deep space exploration

    ... to the Moon, it will carry a payload specifically focused on protecting astronauts from space radiation. NASA’s uncrewed Orion Exploration Mission 1 (EM-1) flight around the Moon in 2019 will carry the MARE payload to expand upon previous research...

    • MARE
    • Matroshka AstroRad Radiation Experiment
    • space radiation
    • wearable protection
    Authors: John B Charles    
  • 24 April 2018 Impossible Horizon: The Essence of Space Exploration

    ... as any!). He recognises the human need for a ‘horizon’ that hides what is beyond and galvanises people to try to explore that unknown and seemingly impossible realm. In 15 short chapters, Arnould covers topics from ‘Tsiolkovski’s Dream’ to lunar...

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