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... which country's laws will govern personal conduct, property ownership, and commercialization of space, it all depends upon who has the best laws, lowest taxes, and laws that will make it easy for people to live and work in space
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Answer provided by Christopher Stott
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... of the Sun and monitoring of space weather in the Earth environment. The satellites achieve the inclined orbits at a distance of ... will require large energy consumption, which deter- mines the choice of small missions with a limited set of scientific instruments. The payload of a total weight no more than 50 kg will ...
... countries now have their own space agencies. The space programs of India and China, in particular, have made truly remarkable strides in the past decade. All of the developments have allowed the division of tasks and goals between government and commercial ...
... of avian flight in the atmosphere.
The Creative and Commercial Dimensions of Space would enable Artists, Athletes, Scholars, Scientists, and Spiritual Explorers to visit Space and have new experiences in orbital resorts and habitats and Lunar and Martian Colonies. Space Art, Space Entertainment, and Space ...
... which in NASA's case inhibits progress, but promoting space is a role that the private sector will soon be ready, willing, and able to help perform.
Until recently, the investment costs and risks of space ...
... of space is largely a reflection of that which is inside of ourselves. Dreams and nightmares are projected from within us onto the nearly blank canvas of space. In this respect, space ...
... government space agencies' failure to develop more than a small fraction of the commercial potential of space, the start of space travel services is long overdue, and so they are capable of ... of even 10% of space agencies budgets. This development would sharply reduce the cost of accessing the resources of space, which could prevent the spread of the "resource wars" which ...
... of societies in space in which liberty can be preserved requires that the reasons for the emergence of despotism are identified. Tyranny will emerge from the historical origins of extraterrestrial society and the way in which ...
... commercial opportunities in supplying passenger space travel services. This has been a costly mistake not just of space policy, but also of economic policy and environmental policy. This is because it is very unlikely that space tourism will ...
... and Sustainable Outer Space, Space Fatalities, Commercial Space Transportation, Definition of Space Safety, Zone of Space Exploitation, Space Exploration, Space Debris, International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), International Association for the Advancement of Space Safety (IAASS)
'''JBIS Reference Code ''' - 2009.62.241
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