May 2017
Future space applications and their regulatory needs
... ideas, new technologies, new markets, new legal and policy structures, and new ways of cooperating. The future will be exciting if we can make a success of managing these vital issues. Failure is not an option. It is up to every one of us to create...
20 November 2017
New £29 million AI and robotics space hub for UK
... UK as part of the government’s £84million funding of space science and technology projects. Led by the University of Surrey, the Future AI and Robotics for Space (FAIR-SPACE) Hub will be funded by £22.3 million from over twenty space organisations...
June 2014
View from Inmarsat: the search for MH370 and using satellites for safety
...’s Classic Aero distribution partners, ARINC and SITA. Classic Aero is used by over 11,000 aircraft worldwide, supporting future air navigation system (FANS) operations. A range of satcom terminals are available to suit a wide range of aircraft types...
April 2020
Lunar artefact – a time capsule for the future
...mission in August 2021. It is intended to endure on the lunar surface for hundreds of thousands of years and to communicate with future humans. The design and creation of MoonArk exploited innovations in materials science, technology and the arts and...
February 2018
Our space future lies in innovation
... cannot deny they have made impressive developments. Galileo mission control centre. Does international cooperation have a future? I think that the International Space Station [ISS] remains today the finest ever project of international cooperation...
February 2019
Reflections on the future human condition
... word.” Painting by Fred Freeman which originally appeared in the 11 July 1960 issue of LIFE magazine for an article on future cybernetic organisms (cyborgs). Advancing without end “Humanity looks to me like a magnificent beginning but not the final...
