November 2019
Mexico’s path to space
... that for all nations, but particularly for the Latin American countries, access to space is a door to progress, new technologies and inspirational science for a region where the young population is a vast majority. “But to make space accessible...
April 2021
Norway’s pioneering use of microsatellites
... authorities and politicians that small satellites were a sensible and cost-efficient means for Norway to use new technology to the benefit of a variety of user groups. However, it was clear that the resources available (mass, volume, power...
November 2021
Space insurance and the future of risk management
...-party liability and pre-launch risks - reflecting the insurance industry’s limited engagement with the new technology - it marked the beginning of a new strand in risk management services. Today, most commercial satellites are covered for launch and...
October 2024
International space law - the beginning of the end?
... media, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the cyber domain. Through the proliferation of and increased access to new technologies, traditionally and historically imparted laws and regulations, particularly international law and international relations...
October 2024
The Human Spaceship - Off Balance
...in deceptive spatial landscapes. Throughout the development of human architecture, natural habitats, human built structures and new technology designs have been inspired by nature, drawing on the mathematical proportions of Earth’s geology, flora and...
10 March 2017
New interplanetary radar technique spots "lost" lunar spacecraft
...space debris in a lunar orbit, at least with optical telescopes, is challenging due to its bright glare. Now, a new technological application is set to change that as scientists have used an interplanetary radar to successfully spot both NASA's Lunar...
