Filling the Gaps in Space Traffic Management
By Mick Gleason & Travis Cottom Politico If you had to manage a large and growing traffic jam, where would you start? On June 18, 2018, the White House released […]
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Farming Solar Power in the Cosmos
By Anna Bitong Take Part Aboard an imaginary space station surrounded by distant planets, an astronaut on the fringes of human life toiled to turn the sun’s rays into electricity […]
The Asian Space Race
By Cody Knipfer The Space Review On April 22, the China National Space Administration announced its plan to launch a robotic Mars mission in 2020, to reach Mars by 2021. The […]
Spurring Space Exploration with Market Forces
By Grayson Clary Aeon This is my lunar acre. There are many like it, billions, but this one is mine. At least, it could be for a modest fee: a […]
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 […]
