... has expanded considerably. Countries now involved in space exploration include the historical, Cold War opponents, the United States and Russia; European countries, primarily through the European Space Agency (ESA); China, Japan, Canada and...
... entertainment services. Such relay services enabled coverage of the Olympic Games in Tokyo to be beamed back to the United States for terrestrial broadcast in October 1964. Scaling of satellite mass and bus power, coupled with a reduction in through...
... including high profile senior figures in government, academia and industry, as well as former Vice President of the United States, Al Gore. Attendees will have the opportunity to network while learning about the role of innovation, technology...
... to ban the export of the RD180s to the United States for military launches. The deterioration in relations will close...Part of that argument will surely be that Russia and the United States, as the two leading spacefaring nations and among the world’s...
... two well-meaning but woefully misinformed legislators from the United States sought to have the US Department of Interior administer ... into space - believes it is not the United States, but the United Nations that should act formally to protect and ...
... ‘diplomatic and economic means to counter American power’. Yet spacepower also enables ‘hard balancing’ against the United States. It has allowed increasing amounts of conventional military power and latent economic power to be deployed for the use...