For the past half century, the commercial potential of space has been a major rationale for the space program in the United States and elsewhere. This paper will provide an overview of space-related industries, which accounted for global revenues in the range of $106 billion by 2006, and the drivers that impact their development. It incorporates the evolution of space policy, recent economic data, and the emergence of the private spaceflight industry
Benefits accruing to the United States from the investment of public and private resources in space ...
Traditionally, space technology has been developed and used primarily to meet the needs of civil and...
The International Space Year, 1992, was an ephemeral period that helped usher in a new exiting era i...
Over the last 50 years, outer space has been the subject of international attention. The late 1950s ...
This paper articulates the evolution of US space policy by collating the history of space program de...
This paper presents a critical review of the increasing trend of Space Privatization in the Aerospac...
The U.S. Space Exploration policy outlines an exciting new direction in space for human and robotic ...
As we head into the 21st century, there has been a significant, on-going paradigm shift occuring in ...
Space, the final frontier. Resting at the rim of the Earth, an endless void full of opportunity awai...
What is space now? What benefits can it bring to humanity and who is most interested in its devel-op...
Space initiatives have traditionally been in the exclusive domain of national governments. Over the ...
The 1994 National Space Transportation Policy designates the roles of the DoD, NASA and the Departme...
According to an estimate by the Satellite Industry Association, the global space industry grew from ...
Article analyzes the changes in the space economy, as well as the U.S. federal policy for preserving...
Our industry has experienced a substantial increase in the development of commercially sponsored spa...
Benefits accruing to the United States from the investment of public and private resources in space ...
Traditionally, space technology has been developed and used primarily to meet the needs of civil and...
The International Space Year, 1992, was an ephemeral period that helped usher in a new exiting era i...
Over the last 50 years, outer space has been the subject of international attention. The late 1950s ...
This paper articulates the evolution of US space policy by collating the history of space program de...
This paper presents a critical review of the increasing trend of Space Privatization in the Aerospac...
The U.S. Space Exploration policy outlines an exciting new direction in space for human and robotic ...
As we head into the 21st century, there has been a significant, on-going paradigm shift occuring in ...
Space, the final frontier. Resting at the rim of the Earth, an endless void full of opportunity awai...
What is space now? What benefits can it bring to humanity and who is most interested in its devel-op...
Space initiatives have traditionally been in the exclusive domain of national governments. Over the ...
The 1994 National Space Transportation Policy designates the roles of the DoD, NASA and the Departme...
According to an estimate by the Satellite Industry Association, the global space industry grew from ...
Article analyzes the changes in the space economy, as well as the U.S. federal policy for preserving...
Our industry has experienced a substantial increase in the development of commercially sponsored spa...
Benefits accruing to the United States from the investment of public and private resources in space ...
Traditionally, space technology has been developed and used primarily to meet the needs of civil and...
The International Space Year, 1992, was an ephemeral period that helped usher in a new exiting era i...
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