With Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, many joint space programmes have been put on hold. What is the future for international space exploration and collaboration?
As space science matures and accelerates, the time has come for a democratically accountable UN to moderate human activity beyond Earth.
If spacefaring nations can set aside geopolitics, the hope and cooperation that characterised the dawn of the space age will come to the fore once
With Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, many joint space programmes have been put on hold. What is the future for international space exploration and collaboration?
As space science matures and accelerates, the time has come for a democratically accountable UN to moderate human activity beyond Earth.
If spacefaring nations can set aside geopolitics, the hope and cooperation that characterised the dawn of the space age will come to the fore once again.
Responsibility for cleaning up space can be modelled on strategies to mitigate climate change.
International agreement on a peace treaty for outer space has been lacking for decades. A new working group is attempting a different path.
China has launched the first stages of its space station. International projects selected to come aboard may be ready to fly from late 2022.
As global tensions rise, India’s burgeoning space programme could become a tool for peace.
International law was rocked by the introduction of the Artemis Accords, an agreement that allows mining on the Moon in support of scientific missions.
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