August 2016
Academia’s role in space protection, space traffic management & orbital debris mitigation
...the space domain. Develop new solutions: from state-of-the-possible to state-of-practice. Academics are inherently collaborative and interdisciplinary, and pursue novel approaches resulting in cutting-edge innovations from disparate, often unexpected...
August 2016
Polish Space Agency pursues task of developing country’s space expertise
...the contamination of bodies of water, forests, the water content of soil, and weather forecasting), discovering exoplanets, and collaborating in building a telescope in Southern Africa. In the past three decades Poland has formed its own space sector...
September 2016
Life in the extremes: confessions of an astrobiologist
... that there are researchers there studying extremophiles with applications to astrobiology, I knew I had to find a way to collaborate with them. I contacted them and repeatedly suggested several types of projects that we could work on. After seeing...
November 2016
Moon or Mars - NASA’s next logical step?
... power of partnership will maintain ambitious human exploration plans through its ups and downs as proven by the collaboration of many nations and private companies invested in the achievements of the ISS. Missions to the Moon, Mars or beyond...
October 2017
Can Australia’s space industry overcome years of political setback?
... identifi cation of ground sector activities and remote sensing technology as potential areas, and the importance of international collaboration. This resulted in the formation of the Australian Space Board and Australian Space Offi ce. This effort...
May 2019
Cold comfort for astronauts
... positive benefits for the crew, from basic needs (psychological and physiological) to safety, as well as interactions, collaborations, playing, creating and learning. In addition, usability, built-in and curated autonomy and aesthetics can enhance...
