... in the space community for many years that the Apollo programme suffered from the wrong motivation (Cold War) and the wrong approach (flags and footprints), the true answer to what happened lies embedded in recent...
... - a non-profit organisation seeking to preserve the memory of all those who toiled during the intense competition of a Cold War that saw humankind leap into space - believes it is not the United States, but the United Nations...
...provide information “promptly”. Given the enormous technological progress since the 1970s and the absence of Cold War antagonisms, “as soon as practicable” can be inferred as “promptly”. At present the delay in registering satellites generally stands...
... charter for the Space Age”, having come into force in 1967 amidst the tense atmosphere of the Cold War. According to lawyer and scholar, Carol R Buxton, the launch of Sputnik in 1957 sent “waves of alarm through the...
... surprise you, but it shouldn’t. The agency was created to lead civilian space efforts in 1958, during the Cold War and immediately following the USSR’s success with Sputnik. The settlement of space was not on its radar...
... at the time largely because the budgets for such advanced, prestige projects were diverted in the US by the Cold War race to the Moon and in Europe by Concorde. Moreover, there was no powerful incentive to reduce launch costs for...