This title is not a new project for terraforming Mars or a "Plan B" for the time after the climate catastrophe. The title describes the anachronistic activity of traditional globe making. Admittedly, this craft seems out of time in times of Google Maps and GPS navigation. So why learn anything about traditional globe making? In Read More
3 days Space Renaissance Festival, at Berlin Archenhold Observatory Space Art, with many artists showing their artworks Space Science, Tech & Education, including Analog Training Space Philosophy, civilization expansion in outer space, Civilian Space Development Organizing partners See the festival programme here! Interested to participate or to show at the SRI Berlin Festival 2022? Contact Read More
We are stepping at the gates of a new era in space exploration, one which will finally incorporate the inner solar system to society's daily life and economics. The first step is the Moon, and the asteroids will probably follow. The surface of those bodies presents special challenges for human and technological activities as well Read More
The Alliance for Collaboration in the Exploration of Space (ACES Worldwide) has been established to both promote and enable innovative partnerships among space-related organizations around our home planet. The goal is to identify key areas of common interest in space exploration and development, to explore opportunities to advance international collaboration in these areas, and to Read More
Space Renaissance International and EuroMoonMars will comment and provide basic information on the Artemis 1 mission. Panel: - Serena Crotti - Moderator - Bernard Foing - Artemis program overview - Cole Armagost - Artemis 1 Payloads and goals - Kete Rok - Space Launch System (SLS), launch and mission profile - Adriano V. Autino - Read More
Space Renaissance International and EuroMoonMars will follow live the launch of Artemis 1 mission. Prof. Bernard Foing (SRI President and EMM Chair), will comment live from the launch site. Click 'going' to the Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/359405146401561 Follow the livestream on the Space Renaissance YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/YVBiJbR3VaU
Is there, or was there life anywhere else out there in the Solar System? This question could indeed be answered in our time. The spacefaring nations and organizations sent and send super high-tech spacecraft to our neighboring planet Mars where scientists think the life had good chances to exist in the past, or even today. Read More
The Cosmic Zoo hypothesis states that if life originates on a planetary body it will eventually evolve to become complex, meaning plant- and animal-like, if the planet or moon stays habitable long enough (in general billions of years). Multiple biochemically pathways have been invented through natural selection to arrive at Earth´s biosphere as it is Read More
SRI supports peaceful, civilian expansion into outer space. But there is another point of view about space and expansion into it, not just as peaceful. Geopolitics is the study of international relations in consideration of geography – that is, how human as well as physical geography affects the relations among states and state-like organizations. The Read More
There is a great deal of earnest work to be done if humankind is ever to achieve the ultimate goal of expanding beyond Earth and establishing new branches of civilization throughout our solar system. Certainly, there are many technical issues that need to be addressed. But just as important are the international policies that can Read More
Large public opinion usually thinks about space as a very difficult, dangerous and unsafe environment. Recent and less recent catastrophes reminded to us how Earth can be unsafe, causing the death of thousands people in few minutes. It is very urgent to bring to the public attention some benefits of space, and points where space Read More
SPACE RENAISSANCE INTERNATIONAL and LUNEX/EUROMOONMARS will comment the launch of the ARTEMIS 1 mission, onboard the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket carrying the Orion spacecraft. The launch window -- 69 minutes long -- is planned Monday, Nov. 14 at 12:07 a.m. US ET, 06:07 CET, 05:07 UTC. Artemis I is an uncrewed flight test to launch Read More
