Evaluating International Collaboration for Human Exploration Beyond LEO

Emanuele Capparelli; Laura Delgado-Lopez; Natasha Bosanac; Alexander Burg; Johnathan Conley; Koki Ho; Justin Kugler; Sara M. Langston; Valentina Lo Gatto; Oleg G. Mansurov; Paul Nizenkov; Ademir Vrolijk; Luis Zea; Jonathan Battat

Evaluating International Collaboration for Human Exploration Beyond LEO

Emanuele Capparelli, Laura Delgado-Lopez, Natasha Bosanac, Alexander Burg, Johnathan Conley, Koki Ho, Justin Kugler, Sara M. Langston, Valentina Lo Gatto, Oleg G. Mansurov, Paul Nizenkov, Ademir Vrolijk, Luis Zea, Jonathan Battat

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Abstract

 Over 50 governments, intergovernmental organizations, non-governmental organizations, and private institutions are
 directly involved in space activities. These actors have different rationales for pursuing space-related activities and
 can play complementary roles in achieving ambitious space exploration efforts, which are increasingly cost-prohibitive for individual actors. Given this context, a multi-national and multi-cultural team with expertise in
 different fields of space exploration, led by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Skolkovo Institute of
 Science and Technology, developed a framework for evaluating sustainable international space exploration
 endeavors.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Jan 9 2014
Externally published	Yes
Event	IAA Space Exploration Conference: Planetary Robotic and Human Spaceflight Exploration - Washington, DC Duration: Jan 9 2014 → …

Conference

Conference	IAA Space Exploration Conference: Planetary Robotic and Human Spaceflight Exploration
Period	1/9/14 → …

Keywords

space exploration
space policy
international space endeavors
human spaceflight

Disciplines

Air and Space Law

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Evaluating International Collaboration for Human Exploration Beyond LEO

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