...host of national and state officials, astronauts, private space travelers, etc. ROOM: The Space Journal is proud to be a 32nd Space Symposium's Media Partner. For more information about the Space Symposium, please see: http://www.spacesymposium.org/
...research and development facilities; think tanks; educational institutions; space entrepreneurs and private space travel providers; businesses engaged in adapting, manufacturing or selling space technologies for commercial use; and media that inspire...
... words of a surprisingly brief cover-blurb, the author “lays out a provocative future for human space travel using nanotechnology, space sails, robotics, biomolecular engineering, and artificial intelligence”. In other words, we won’t get beyond Mars...
... Crew Programme, a route that NASA foresees as a way to reduce the cost of going to space. As such the launch is seen as the beginning of a new era in space travel; it also ends the reliance on the US using Russian rockets to get their astronauts...
... and the United States would not launch a woman into space until 1983, these women proved women were physically and mentally qualified for space travel. Upon her successful return to Earth, Sergey Kovalev (lead Soviet...
... them, but also researchers, scientists and, not least, tourists, will have the chance to experience space travel. This means that the space environment must be totally rethought and redesigned according to the physiological and psychological needs...