China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation will establish a space tourism operation system to realize flight-based operation of suborbital space tourism.
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation will accelerate the iteration and development of suborbital and orbital space tourism vehicle products.
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation will promote the development of new fields such as space tourism, space digital infrastructure, space resource development, and space traffic management during the 15th Five-Year Plan period.
A lift rocket-powered reusable launch vehicle first stage would utilize a reusable liquid oxygen–methane engine as its primary propulsion and have a wing-body configuration.
The World Economic Forum report calls for increased collaboration among space actors, including active data-sharing, to prevent conjunction events in orbit.
The report identifies hidden costs of space debris that include revenue lost from service interruptions, satellite replacements and hardware loss, and the cost of performing increased risk-reducing maneuvers in orbit.
The report calculates that $30.7 billion represents approximately 1.4% of the projected $3.03 trillion total value of space infrastructure over the next decade.
The report recommends that regulators embed international best practices in domestic law through licensing conditions and encourage financial incentives that reward sustainable behavior where feasible and appropriate.
The number of satellites in low Earth orbit megaconstellations is increasing, which raises the probability of orbital collisions with financial and geopolitical implications.
The World Economic Forum produced a report titled "Clear Orbit, Secure Future: A Call to Action on Space Debris" in partnership with the Centre for Space Futures, the Saudi Space Agency, LeoLabs, and Novaspace.
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation will establish a space tourism operation system to realize flight-based operation of suborbital space tourism.
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation will accelerate the iteration and development of suborbital and orbital space tourism vehicle products.
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation will promote the development of new fields such as space tourism, space digital infrastructure, space resource development, and space traffic management during the 15th Five-Year Plan period.
A lift rocket-powered reusable launch vehicle first stage would utilize a reusable liquid oxygen–methane engine as its primary propulsion and have a wing-body configuration.
The World Economic Forum report calls for increased collaboration among space actors, including active data-sharing, to prevent conjunction events in orbit.
The report identifies hidden costs of space debris that include revenue lost from service interruptions, satellite replacements and hardware loss, and the cost of performing increased risk-reducing maneuvers in orbit.
The report calculates that $30.7 billion represents approximately 1.4% of the projected $3.03 trillion total value of space infrastructure over the next decade.
The report recommends that regulators embed international best practices in domestic law through licensing conditions and encourage financial incentives that reward sustainable behavior where feasible and appropriate.
The number of satellites in low Earth orbit megaconstellations is increasing, which raises the probability of orbital collisions with financial and geopolitical implications.
The World Economic Forum produced a report titled "Clear Orbit, Secure Future: A Call to Action on Space Debris" in partnership with the Centre for Space Futures, the Saudi Space Agency, LeoLabs, and Novaspace.