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.
World Space Week 2024 Space & Climate Change As an annual tradition, World Space Week Association (WSWA) Board of Directors select a theme that encapsulates the essence and goals for the upcoming World Space Week (WSW), celebrated globally from October 4-10. For...
During its five day mission, Dragon and the Polaris Dawn crew completed 75 orbits around Earth. SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket launched the Polaris Dawn mission to low-Earth orbit from Launch Complex 39A at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida at 5:23 a.m. ET on...
CLAVIUS: AN OFF-POLAR SITE OPTION FOR THE NASA ARTEMIS BASE CAMP KSU Prof. Pascal Lee, PhD, recommends that NASA & partners consider establishing a lunar base - the Artemis Base Camp - at Clavius Crater, at 61.20°S, 15.50°W (proposed base coords). Logistics...
