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Articles tagged: human space exploration

  • Google Lunar XPRIZE, human-created artefacts, lunar exploration, NASA, National Air and Space Museum April 2019 Is a military space force justified?

    ... Pence has acknowledged that “making sure that we have the security in space to advance human space exploration is the underpinning of the Space Force”. Human space exploration in this context is a euphemism for private enterprise, as bluntly stated...

    • Google Lunar XPRIZE
    • human-created artefacts
    • lunar exploration
    • NASA
    • National Air and Space Museum
    Authors: Leslie Tennen    
  • Asgardia, Asgardia Earth Ark, ESA, ISS, node module, Space Station January 2021 Asgardia’s project for a new module to expand Space Station

    ...avenues of access for private astronauts. This is of interest to nations that have not traditionally had access to human space exploration, as shown by the inauguration of the United Arab Emirates astronaut programme and other initiatives such as the...

    • Asgardia
    • Asgardia Earth Ark
    • ESA
    • ISS
    • node module
    • Space Station
    Authors: Igor Ashurbeyli    
  • orbital environment, space debris, space law and governance, space sustainability, SSA August 2021 Collision avoidance – time for agreement on space sustainability

    ... issue into context, since the start of human space exploration, approximately 9800 satellites have been launched, around...community’s acknowledgement of the problems facing contemporary space exploration. Throughout the development of the guidelines,...

    • orbital environment
    • space debris
    • space law and governance
    • space sustainability
    • SSA
    Authors: Mert Evirgen    
  • 30 June 2015 Ceres, Dawn, mysterious bright spots, and exploring the solar system

    ...from the sun. For the first time in the history of human space exploration, a robot probe has made it all the way to Ceres... solar system is still in many ways uncharted territory for humanity. And it’s not as if Ceres hasn’t surprised scientists ...

  • 29 March 2018 Human Spaceflight: From Mars to the Stars

    ... takes away from this book will depend to a large extent on where they start: if they believe that human space exploration is too expensive and can be done more efficiently by unmanned probes, they will be cheering the author on; others...

  • Japan, Low Earth Orbit, luna rovers, Moon, Space Robotics lab, Tohoku University September 2017 Plans for high-speed lunar rovers

    ...benefit in the accomplishment of current and future plans for human space exploration. References 1 A. Zak, “NASA, ISS partners quietly completing design of possible Moon-orbiting space station,” The Planetary Society, 09 03 2017. [Online]. Available...

    • Japan
    • Low Earth Orbit
    • luna rovers
    • Moon
    • Space Robotics lab
    • Tohoku University
    Authors: David Rodríguez-Martínez     Dr Kazuya Yoshida    
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