...drive innovation. We need to be imaginative, identifying need and where potential solutions might lie, ensuring that we drive technology to meet those aims. An example is the use of the microgravity environment to understand how the human body adapts...
... expansion of the human presence in space and the technological artefacts humankind has fabricated. Even so, and despite all... machine, and the pushing back of frontiers through technological innovation. space debris I (2012) visualises the population...
... Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS), STFC’s purpose is to discover the secrets of the universe, develop advanced technologies, and innovate to solve real-world challenges. STFC sits under the umbrella of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI...
... point-to-point system, to emphasise the goal of saving lives. In common with many entrepreneurs and developers of space technology, it is clear that Dass is driven not just by the technical practicalities, but also by passion and enthusiasm. “We are...
...research are today expected to generate $40 of economic growth for every dollar spent, thanks to the potential for technological spinoffs and new industries. This economic stimulus is also evident in specific sectors, such as the commercial satellite...
... four minutes after launch before making a nose-dive into the sea upon its return. Interstellar technologies mission is to “change the economics of Space Launch Services, making it more economic to existing customers and accessible to entirely...