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Let's take a bold leap forward in the year of the Tiger
Space Opinions
Posted by Vidvuds Beldavs   
10.01.2010 00:43

Vidvuds BeldavsMore than 30 years have passed since I developed and taught the course Space Industrialization and National Priorities at Coe College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa in 1977.  The enabling technologies to achieve the space industrialization vision of Gerard K. O’Neil’s High Frontier have been developed and refined.  Yet the results have fallen far short of that vision notwithstanding its technological feasibility.

The primary weakness that I see with US space policy is that it is far too timid.  The manned space budget at 300 million is roughly in parity with the budget for fusion research.

 

Open Collaboration in Space Development
Space Opinions
Posted by Ralph Ewig   
24.12.2009 16:50

RalphEwigThe sustained expansion of human space activities requires the synergy of many independently developed systems and their enabling intellectual diversity. The prevailing approach of government funded, defense technology derived, space development programs alone is not capable of achieving sustained growth. National leadership and priorities vary on time scales much shorter than typical space system development cycles. Intellectual continuity is compromised by long development timelines, and the associated drifting of program focus. Entrepreneurial efforts have demonstrated shortened development timeframes,

 

Outer planets exploration stays firmly in the slow lane
Space Analysis
Posted by Stephen Ashworth   
30.03.2009 16:40

Stephen AshworthTwo designs for outer planet exploration probes are currently under consideration by ESA and NASA, with the aim of following up the highly successful missions of Galileo and Cassini/Huygens.

They are the Europa Jupiter System Mission (aka Laplace) and the Titan Saturn System Mission (aka Tandem). But despite their obvious similarities, only one will be approved, according to BBC news.

 

Welcome to the Earth Space Agency!
Administration
Posted by Sandijs Aploks   
04.03.2009 00:00

earthspaceagencylogoDo you have a dream of going into the Space? Do you want a Space Job? Or, do you want to lose your dreams forever just because you are not in the game?

Earth Space Agency is the place for people like you!

 

Space articles submission guidelines
Administration
Posted by Editor   
28.05.2008 00:00

fotolia_506884_xsUnder Space Articles menu item you will find Submit Space Article option. You must be a registered user in order to submit your article.

You will grant Earth Space Agency irrevocable rights to publish your article for indefinite time frame free of cost.

 

Two cheers for the British Space Agency!
Space Opinions
Posted by Stephen Ashworth   
06.01.2010 15:47

Stephen AshworthI should like to offer a cautious welcome to the new British Space Agency, announced by Lord Drayson on 10 December.

(http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/8404213.stm)

Apparently there is to be a competition to create a name and a logo.  Some have suggested it should be called the Royal Space Agency.  I am totally unable to understand the idea to link it to the archaic institution of the royal family -- I know of nothing they've done to promote it, and the Prince of Wales is well-known for his anti-technology views.

 

MiniSpaceWorld and The Design Contest 2009
Space Projects
Posted by Tibor Pacher   
13.10.2009 11:53

msw_logo_235_80_pxCreativity and vision of future are required for the MiniSpaceWorld Design Contest 2009: Far Worlds – Best of Science Fiction: how would you imagine a 150-200 m2 scale model - in 1:100 or 1:87, the H0 Standard of model railways, scale – layout surface of the fascinating world of Science Fiction in a corresponding exhibit hall?  Submission deadline is 1st November 2009!

 

Slow growth in manned spaceflight in 2008
Space Analysis
Posted by Stephen Ashworth   
30.03.2009 16:10

Stephen AshworthThe recovery of manned spaceflight from the vicissitudes of the Shuttle programme continued in 2008, though at a barely perceptible rate.

Hopefully the pace will pick up in 2009 and beyond.  Total man-days in space in 2008 come to 1,581.77, if my figures are accurate. This continues the recovery of the last few years, from a low of 794 in 2004, but does not yet challenge the record peak of 1746 man-days in the year 1997.

 

You are welcomed to publish your opinion!
Administration
Posted by Editor   
29.05.2008 00:00

do it!You are welcomed to publish interesting Space related articles in the Earth Space Agency website.

The articles could be about your project, your opinion, your memories, and other interesting topics. We do not filtrate authors by their titles and regalia.