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

Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology
Institute for Global Environmental Strategies
Purdue University
The George Washington University
Stanford University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
University of Houston
University of Sydney, Australia
Sapienza University of Rome
National University of Science and Technology
Universitat Stuttgart
University of Colorado, Boulder

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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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