...-based space travel. By the 1920s, considerable writings focused on travel to the Moon and planets and even inspired work on rocketry by the likes of Robert Goddard, Hermann Oberth and Wernher von Braun. But perhaps the...
...solutions to these challenges - either technical or political - are thin on the ground. Perhaps it is time to look earthward for inspiration? The authors consider the legacy of terrestrial energy industries and seek to answer the question whether any...
... contestable domain, playing an essential but supporting role in the messy business of Earth-based politics. Dolman draws inspiration from the works of classic seapower theorists, and applies them to the space environment. Known as ‘bluewater...
... challenging it seems. Stephen Ashworth reviews some of the issues and proposes an interim solution that he hopes will inspire others to act. A huge amount of interest has been generated in recent months by the flight tests of Starship, SpaceX...
... scientific legacy in radio and radar astronomy, as former deputy director Joan Schmelz explains. Although the original inspiration for the giant telescope at the Arecibo Observatory was to study the ionosphere, it was obvious from the...
... pursuit of knowledge for the common benefit of humankind. Yet these feats of science and space exploration, which inspire many, are only the tip of the iceberg of a 70-year-long militarised Global Space Age. Robotic adventures...