Success of the U.S. in the international space arena depends largely on our ability to reduce the cost-to-orbit of payloads. To reduce costs, significant effort must be expended to upgrade commercial launch vehicles, processing facilities and operational procedures. The universities have much to contribute to such an effort. This paper discusses the positive role that universities can play in helping industry and government be more successful in commercial space. Activities include needs assessments* problem definition, research, test and evaluation, business assistance, and education. Emphasis is placed on establishing a permanent capability to continuously advance launch systems technology, and on developing education and research program...
There were nearly 2000 launches of all types conducted worldwide between 1982 and 1994, including ne...
To be successful, American industries engaged in space commerce must be on sound infrastructure foun...
This paper discusses the threat to our fledgling commercial ELV industry of current and anticipated ...
Success of the U.S. in the international space arena depends largely on our ability to reduce the co...
The Space Launch Industry is currently experiencing a radical change in direction and complexion. Af...
As the number of spacefaring nations of the world increases, so does the difficulty of competing in ...
The reality of increased access to space for the commercial launch industry is that existing sites m...
The International Space Year, 1992, was an ephemeral period that helped usher in a new exiting era i...
Higher Education will need to partner more closely with the business and industrial community to pre...
The total market for space transportation services until the year 2000 is $25-30 Billion. Foreign sp...
Although it is not impossible, it is difficult to envision practical human exploration missions beyo...
United States and world space programs have been the reagent for many real and perceived benefits to...
In order for America to maintain its leadership position in space, a technically skilled workforce m...
Our industry has experienced a substantial increase in the development of commercially sponsored spa...
This paper explores the establishment of a Launch Base and its associated infrastructure to support ...
There were nearly 2000 launches of all types conducted worldwide between 1982 and 1994, including ne...
To be successful, American industries engaged in space commerce must be on sound infrastructure foun...
This paper discusses the threat to our fledgling commercial ELV industry of current and anticipated ...
Success of the U.S. in the international space arena depends largely on our ability to reduce the co...
The Space Launch Industry is currently experiencing a radical change in direction and complexion. Af...
As the number of spacefaring nations of the world increases, so does the difficulty of competing in ...
The reality of increased access to space for the commercial launch industry is that existing sites m...
The International Space Year, 1992, was an ephemeral period that helped usher in a new exiting era i...
Higher Education will need to partner more closely with the business and industrial community to pre...
The total market for space transportation services until the year 2000 is $25-30 Billion. Foreign sp...
Although it is not impossible, it is difficult to envision practical human exploration missions beyo...
United States and world space programs have been the reagent for many real and perceived benefits to...
In order for America to maintain its leadership position in space, a technically skilled workforce m...
Our industry has experienced a substantial increase in the development of commercially sponsored spa...
This paper explores the establishment of a Launch Base and its associated infrastructure to support ...
There were nearly 2000 launches of all types conducted worldwide between 1982 and 1994, including ne...
To be successful, American industries engaged in space commerce must be on sound infrastructure foun...
This paper discusses the threat to our fledgling commercial ELV industry of current and anticipated ...