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FROM MILITARIZED PATRIARCHY TO FEMALE-CENTRIC SOCIETIES IN SPACE

Abstract Expanding humanity into outer space would represent one of the greatest transitions in human history. If millions of people eventually live and work in space, the social structures familiar to us today are likely to evolve into very different forms. Predicting those structures is difficult. Few, if any, could have predicted the profound societal

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SRIC4 Day 4: From Reusable Launchers to Space Habitats, Interstellar Travel and Art Beyond Earth

by Enes Beşli The fourth day of Space Renaissance International’s Fourth World Congress examined the technologies, infrastructure, health systems and cultural initiatives needed to transform space from a destination for short missions into a place where civilian communities could live, travel and create. 3 July 2026 — The Fourth Space Renaissance International World Congress continued

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SRIC4 Day 3: Living in Space, Space Habitats, 18th SDG, Young Generations and Sci-Fi Future Narration

by Adriano V. Autino This was the third day of the Space and NASA’s International Support for Congress, with multiple panel sessions and presentations. The meeting began with Robert Katz welcoming attendees to Day 3 on July 2, 2026.  The Living in Space Session The session began with Adriano Autino presenting on the importance of

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SRIC4 Day 2: Philosophy, Governance and the Choices Shaping Humanity’s Future in Space

by Enes Beşli The second day of Space Renaissance International’s Fourth World Congress brought together philosophers, policy specialists, lawyers and space advocates to examine the cultural foundations of spaceflight, the governance of future settlements, the proposed 18th Sustainable Development Goal and the prevention of conflict beyond Earth. 1 July 2026 — The Fourth Space Renaissance International

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SRIC4 – The Quality of Life on Earth and Beyond – the Congress 1st Day

by Enes Beşli The first day of Space Renaissance International’s Fourth World Congress brought together space leaders, philosophers, engineers, lawyers and advocates to examine how civilian space development could improve quality of life on Earth and support humanity’s future beyond it. 30 June 2026 — Space Renaissance International (SRI) opened its Fourth World Congress, SRI4C,

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PERSPECTIVES ON AN EMERGING 18TH SDG ARTICULATION – AN SRI SIDE EVENT AT COPUOS LEGAL SUBCOMMITTEE

Space Renaissance International (SRI) will organize a high-level side event during the COPUOS Legal Subcommittee on 16 April 2026 at UNOOSA (Vienna), proposed and convened by Dr. Gülin Dede, titled “Operationalising Space as a Cross-Cutting Enabler of Sustainable Development: Perspectives on an Emerging 18th SDG Articulation.” The session will bring together legal, policy, industry, and

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SRIC4 NEWS #05: A MESSAGE TO THE YOUTH: BE THE VOICE OF PEACE

While space agencies globally recognize space applications, diplomacy, and national prestige as core justifications for their work, they remain hesitant to embrace a critical concept: the urgent humanization of space, or the urgent expansion of civilization into space. Similarly, educational institutions have not yet integrated matters related to civilian space development into their curricula.Reviewing the

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WHO WANTS TO LIVE ON PLANET TRANTOR? (WHY WE ARE AGAINST SPACE COLONIALISM)

Historically, colonialism was initially predicated on a simple “rob and take home” concept. During the first colonialist age, the superpowers of that era (primarily England and France) used to send their agents overseas to obtain precious goods at very low prices, and to bring those goods back to their home countries, selling them at very

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