... have no overview, no meta-perspective. In 2011 when I first began my ‘outer space’ series, I realised that in the near future we would be seeing the start of a period of enormous advances in the space industry. And in the meantime, the privatisation...
... an infrastructure which will be continuously developed. At the same time the inspiration of exploration is of utmost importance to secure the future through motivated people.” Asked whether the space industry has become too risk averse when defining...
... years) rodent analogue reproduction experiments aboard the ISS are currently ongoing, as well as planned for the future. Research has also been conducted on the ground in simulated microgravity laboratory settings where rotational devices lessen...
...properties of the terrain [4]. Current rover designs are not suited for accomplishing many of the goals envisaged in future exploration missions [5]. Aspects such as the uneven distribution of torques between the wheels, the maximum operational speed...
... used as a model in other states or regions in the future. That being said, there are aspects that could be further ...success of private stakeholders in space activities. Overall, the future demands a robust space economy that can flourish and ...
...flame, they are and will become icons of what those in the future will know to have been major moments in history. These and others... who buys a ticket to ride into space is paying for our future. As trivial as its name sounds, the advent of the ‘space...