July 2014
Space 1.0 to Space 3.0: from Gagarin to market growth
... more reliable the crucial question of management; wherever possible they rejected specialised decisions for space; they built entirely new space infrastructure using all the latest technologies – they did not simply re-design what already existed...
May 2019
Growing Australia’s space industry
... Australian technology (such as AI) on new satellites, businesses being able to provide components for new space infrastructure developed overseas, as well as our researchers working together on new technologies such as laser communications. Our...
October 2020
Superconductors - key to unlocking high power space missions
...their relative technological immaturity have prevented their adoption in space. Now, however, high-temperature superconductors (HTS)... transfers will form a key part of the in-space infrastructure with the transportation of several tens of tonnes of...
March 2021
Eyes on the prize
... would reward UK innovators able to demonstrate breakthroughs in the robotic, in-orbit assembly of satellites and other space infrastructure. A Micropropulsion Prize would push the design, development and testing of the smallest possible propulsion...
October 2015
The Global Space Governance Study – A new regulatory framework for New Space?
..., inter alia: (i) changing global economic, political and social conditions and space infrastructure dependence; (ii) identification and assessment of all known space threats; (iii) space opportunities and the need for sustainable and peaceful use...
