Murmurs from the past: WLST (with long sharp teeth)

Article Abstract:

The paper 'The Space Age in FY 2001' presented at the Fourth Goddard Memorial Symposium of the American Astronautical Society presciently described the future of space industrialization, citing figures for affordable space flight and how to achieve such economies of scale.

Conferences, meetings and seminars, Economic aspects, History, Space business enterprises, American Astronomical Society

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Planning a trip into space? Bring your lawyer along for the ride

Article Abstract:

More efforts need to be undertaken in the field of launch vehicle certification in space tourism in order to allow the process to be less time-consuming and cumbersome. The cost of potential liability for accidents is perhaps the biggest barrier to regular tourist flights.

Laws, regulations and rules, Interplanetary voyages

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