Who Will Protect us From Space Pirates?
By David Axe The Daily Beast With trillions of dollars worth of minerals lying just under the moon’s surface or spinning around the solar system inside asteroids, space mining is […]
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Hitching Rides with Russia
By Charles F. Bolden, Jr. Wired Saturday will mark 1,500 days since the Space Shuttle touched down for the final time. Grounding human spaceflights was always supposed to be temporary as […]
Is Space Tourism Travelling Faster Than Space Law?
By Gbenga Oduntan Space Daily Space tourism is fast becoming the new frontier in the transportation business. Driven by profit-making private venture capital, the push to offer customers some direct […]
Lawyers in Space
By Benjamin Soloway Foreign Policy Space programs around the world have a long history of productive cooperation. But issues fundamental to uncharted elements of human space exploration, such as regulations […]
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