November 2019
Space kaleidoscope - towards a genuine multi-messenger exploration
... Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA), NASA and industry as a strategic imperative and advantage for innovation. Moreover, gender perspectives yield unique qualities through both inherent and acquired differences. This means incorporating...
January 2020
Venture capital investment in space
... a component it brings an element of risk to the satellite they’re producing. So because they are risk averse they’ve become innovation averse. What has changed is that a whole bunch of entrepreneurs have seen a massive opportunity in space and are...
10 March 2015
ARTES and the world of satcoms
... jobs, is fully in-line with a knowledge- and innovation-based economy, providing services with huge socio-economic impact.... for precise localisation of the gondola. Changes on the ground Innovation is also needed in the ground segment. For example we...
September 2016
Moon or Mars - how logical is NASA’s next step?
... may entail Business leaders and companies endeavour to innovate new technology in areas that were once relegated ... shares. The monarchial patron lost its monopoly on financing innovation as soon as the joint stock company allowed wealthy businessmen...
February 2021
In-orbit servicing and insurance – a marriage of convenience?
... Although insurance is one of the oldest and most effective methods of risk management, it is also known as not particularly innovative. The insurance industry’s aversion to risk and need for stability has caused some insurers to withdraw temporarily...
June 2021
Is NewSpace really so new?
... activities that tend to be risk averse, based primarily on public financing, and generating competence-enhancing, sustaining innovations. NewSpace, on the other hand, pursues common, non-governmental market goals bounded primarily by market forces...
