Category Archives: International Space Collaboration

Interesting Paper on Shuttle Alternatives

Posted on November 6, 2008 by Jonathan Goff

Someone was digging around the ULA publications section, and stumbled on a very interesting paper I hadn’t heard about yet discussing a shuttle alternative for resupplying the space station. While I don’t agree with everything in it, it’s worth a … Continue reading →

Posted in Commercial Space, COTS, International Space Collaboration, NASA, Space Transportation | 15 Comments

Some Interesting Ideas From the Other Side of the Pond

Posted on July 16, 2008 by Jonathan Goff

I don’t have time to go into detail at the moment, but I wanted to relay an interesting paper that Keith Cowing reported on NASAWatch today. Now, if I were someone at the ESA, I’d probably be taking NASA’s grand … Continue reading →

Posted in ESAS, International Space Collaboration, Lunar Commerce, NASA, Space Development, Space Transportation | 5 Comments