February 2017
Growing space agency dilemma
... tight budgets. National legislatures are pressed for a wide range of vital services. More recently, private space commerce, known as ‘new space’ seem to offer lower cost services. NASA, ESA, CNES, DLR, JAXA, CNSA and ISRO - among...
29 January 2016
Canadian SmallSat Symposium to be Held in Toronto, February 2-3
...The Canadian Space Commerce Association (CSCA)'s first Canadian SmallSat Symposium will be held at the Novotel Toronto Centre hotel on February 2-3, 2016. The symposium is expected to be attended by over 200 people from the space industry, government...
June 2014
The hypersonic grail: advances at DARPA, AFRL and beyond
... also be possible. And perhaps most exciting of all, routine and affordable space transportation might be enabled, leading to a proliferation of space commerce and private space enterprise. 1 ‘Europe And Japan Forge New Hypersonic Links’, Guy Norris...
October 2015
The Global Space Governance Study – A new regulatory framework for New Space?
... at the many challenges that face the world of space commerce and security in the 21st century and then see ...for interdisciplinary consultation and interchange between the space commerce world and the space lawyers and policy makers. It also ...
March 2016
Space industrialisation needs balanced legal and policy approach
... of the current system. Next, the Act retitled the ‘Office of Space Commercialization’, housed within the Department of Commerce, as simply the Office of Space Commerce. It also fleshed out the roles and responsibilities of that Office, essentially...
24 June 2016
Will Brexit Lead to Spexit?
... the US and Canada creating British divisions to get access to ESA and European Union space project funding. The British share of global space commerce had been expected to reach 10% by 2023 (currently at 6.5%), but it is now unclear how Brexit will...
