This issue of the Journal of Space Philosophy is dedicated to the exponentially advancing global Space missions and projects by global governments and commercial Space companies over the past year in the face of the tragic outcomes of the COVID-19 pandemic. These remarkable science and technology achievements have given Earth’s humanity the confidence that Earth’s humans have the innovative intelligence to maintain progress despite serious challenges.
Space For All: Sustainability & Peace, on Earth and Beyond The United Nations Committee for the Peaceful Use of Outer Space (COPOUOS) is holding 2 important sessions in springtime: the Legal SubCommittee on 15-25 April, and the General Assembly 67th on 18-28 June....
Immersive VROE Snapshot Images from EarthScape VR. Kepler Space University Professor Dr. Annahita Nezami Explores the Translation of the Overview Effect into Virtual Reality to Promote Human-Nature Connectedness in People Climate scientists increasingly agree that...
Living In Space 2024 Growing Life Beyond Earth: Innovating for Sustainable Space Habitats May 26, 2024 at Sheraton Gateway Hotel/LAX Living and working in space requires all the attributes of an earthly existence to succeed. But farming cannot be undertaken in space...
