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How the Space Industry Will Save Coal

The current fusion technology emerging from Commonwealth Fusion Systems will provide a reason why coal will once again become a source of jobs and...

A look at the moon

The statements made recently by Dr. Mohamed Ebrahim AI-Aseeri, chief executive officer of the National Scientific Space Agency of the Kingdom of Bahrain, give...

Space exploration and the future exploitation of asteroids

The discoveries of exoplanets in recent years have been absolutely extraordinary, and they could relatively soon be reached by our technology. At Cape Canaveral...

Finding the missing links of black-hole astronomy

A deeper understanding of black holes could revolutionise our understanding of physics, but their mysterious nature makes them difficult to observe. The weirdness exhibited by...

NATO’S Space Policy Ups the Stakes?

Amid the tensions over security in the Euro-Atlantic rising, one remarkable publication of January 2022 has been awarded with inadequate attention. Three years after...

Davos Agenda Session on Space and Climate Opens Up New Frontiers

European Space Agency astronaut Matthias Maurer connected live to a session on Thursday at the Davos Agenda 2022 from the International Space Station, somewhere...

Only around 1 in 5 space industry workers are women

The number of women employed in the international space industry represents just 20-22 percent of the workforce, according to figures released by the UN; roughly the same proportion as 30...

IRENA and the ESA Agree to Advance Energy Transition in Space Activities

The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) and the European Space Agency (ESA) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) today to advance the global energy...

Bungee Jumping in the Gravity-Free Galactica

Galactic travel is now another gravity free upside down  bungee jumping fad, this time going up, all strapped in rocket-powered-fridge with a side window....

New Space Sustainability Rating Addresses Space Debris with Mission Certification System

In early 2022, space organizations will be able to give their missions, including satellite launches and crewed missions, certifications for sustainability with the finalization...

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