The future of space exploration | Nathan Pullicino
Without space exploration to help us push the boundaries of current technologies, we would miss out on having better, more affordable ones which benefit all of humankind
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Without space exploration to help us push the boundaries of current technologies, we would miss out on having better, more affordable ones which benefit all of humankind
Swiss-based ClearSpace can continue working towards a 2026 launch of its four-armed satellite thanks to a vote of confidence from the European Space Agency.
The European Space Agency has selected a team to extract oxygen from the Moon, but they have just 10 days for the mission after which the Moon goes dark.
The new missions include an idea to generate space-based solar power for terrestrial energy needs along with a space-based data centre that would offer data storage and processing capabilities.
Écrit par SnT Partager An integral part of SIGCOM is its unique infrastructure. (Illustration : Maison Moderne) In the early days of the 60s and 70s, a space race saw nations strive to put their satellites and structures up into the atmosphere. Now with international sights set on exploring deeper into space, and getting the first astronauts on Mars, utilising resources found in space is a new effort that will see us hopefully be able to launch self-supported missions. A team at the University of Luxembourg’s Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust (SnT) is helping to...