Month: September 2022
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NASA’s DART mission
Read more: NASA’s DART missionDr. Martin Elvis talks about the exciting NASA DART mission, the dangers of Near Earth Asteroids, and why we’re sending a spacecraft to ram at full speed into the moon of an asteroid!
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Orbital Assembly to Present at SUTUS 2022
Read more: Orbital Assembly to Present at SUTUS 2022Orbital Assembly (OA), developer of the first space hotel and business park will present an update on its Pioneer-class space station and discuss future vacationing in space at the Space and Underwater Tourism Universal Summit on September 28th at Les Roches in Marbella, Spain.
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Orbital Assembly and CisLunar Industries Sign Collaboration Agreement
Read more: Orbital Assembly and CisLunar Industries Sign Collaboration AgreementOrbital Assembly Corporation (OAC), the leader in developing a commercially viable, space-based business park with variable gravity, today announced an agreement with CisLunar Industries® to collaborate on providing metal-processing services on its Pioneer-classTM space station. OAC will provide on-orbit facilities to CisLunar Industries, and CisLunar Industries will provide metal processing as a service (MPaaS) and construction and manufacturing…
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Space Economics 101
Read more: Space Economics 101Matt Weinzierl, Professor of economics at the Harvard Business School joins us to talk the economics of space, why economics is philosophy, and NASA’s role in building the space economy.
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Dr. Pandya to Participate on IAC Panel
Read more: Dr. Pandya to Participate on IAC PanelOrbital Assembly Corp. Medical Research Strategic Advisor, Shawna Pandya M.D., has been selected to participate on a plenary session at the 73rd International Aeronautical Conference entitled “The Value Of Low Earth Orbit In The Next Decade” on Monday, September 19.
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Building Space Cities Around Ceres
Read more: Building Space Cities Around CeresDr. Pekka Janhunen, of the Finnish Meteorological Institute, discusses his large-scale habitation concepts in the orbit of the dwarf planet, Ceres.
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The Philosophy of Space
Read more: The Philosophy of SpaceNick Nielsen talks about the ethical and philosophical aspects of humanities expansion into space. We covered topics ranging from the ethical considerations of the presence of life in the universe, to how independent space-fairing societies would form with unique philosophies, to what space law and a ‘space bill of rights’ might look like.
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