The space exploration industry has entered a new era with companies such as SpaceX and Blue Origin leading the way to the privatization of space. This paper examines public opinion regarding the source of space exploration funding and proposes possible motivations for these sentiments. This is followed by an assessment on NASA’s investment trends into the commercial space industry. Both probes review the past decade, to reveal the public-private relationship in this new era and finally, conclude whether or not public opinion plays a role in the degree of NASA investment and what that role may be
The goal of the Space Resources Roundtable is to advance the prospects for the commercial developmen...
The justification, economic and technological benefits of NASA Space Programs (aside from pure scien...
On January 14, 2004, President George W. Bush announced new goals for the National Aeronautics and S...
The space exploration industry has entered a new era with companies such as SpaceX and Blue Origin l...
Within the span of a single generation the purpose, form and mission of the United States civil spac...
The symposium addresses different topics within Space Exploration. The symposium was fed, using sate...
The topics covered include the following: reducing the cost of space exploration; the high cost of s...
This paper presents a critical review of the increasing trend of Space Privatization in the Aerospac...
The use of outer space is of growing strategic and technological relevance. The development of robot...
The goal of NASA's many outreach programs is to promote to the general public an understanding of ho...
In sum, space exploration offers three important opportunities for the United States. First, space e...
This presentation was part of the session : Strategic PerspectivesSixth International Planetary Prob...
The current state of space propulsion research is assessed from both a historical perspective, spann...
Space exploration has provided many benefits to humanity and has the potential to continue deliverin...
The NASA Marshall Space Flight Center Annual Report is presented. A description of research and deve...
The goal of the Space Resources Roundtable is to advance the prospects for the commercial developmen...
The justification, economic and technological benefits of NASA Space Programs (aside from pure scien...
On January 14, 2004, President George W. Bush announced new goals for the National Aeronautics and S...
The space exploration industry has entered a new era with companies such as SpaceX and Blue Origin l...
Within the span of a single generation the purpose, form and mission of the United States civil spac...
The symposium addresses different topics within Space Exploration. The symposium was fed, using sate...
The topics covered include the following: reducing the cost of space exploration; the high cost of s...
This paper presents a critical review of the increasing trend of Space Privatization in the Aerospac...
The use of outer space is of growing strategic and technological relevance. The development of robot...
The goal of NASA's many outreach programs is to promote to the general public an understanding of ho...
In sum, space exploration offers three important opportunities for the United States. First, space e...
This presentation was part of the session : Strategic PerspectivesSixth International Planetary Prob...
The current state of space propulsion research is assessed from both a historical perspective, spann...
Space exploration has provided many benefits to humanity and has the potential to continue deliverin...
The NASA Marshall Space Flight Center Annual Report is presented. A description of research and deve...
The goal of the Space Resources Roundtable is to advance the prospects for the commercial developmen...
The justification, economic and technological benefits of NASA Space Programs (aside from pure scien...
On January 14, 2004, President George W. Bush announced new goals for the National Aeronautics and S...