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Eben hat Arbeiter einen interessanten Link gepostet:
Streit mit USA: Russland will eigene Weltraum-Station bauen - SPIEGEL ONLINE
Unabhängig davon, wie RUS das finanzieren will/kann, widerspricht das den Tendenzen, zukünftig die Raumfahrt internationaler zu gestalten - schon der immensen Kosten wegen. Das hat jetzt auch die Chef-Wissenschaftlerin der NASA in einem Interview betont:
There will never be another space race
Exploration in the 21st century is a far more globally collaborative project.
...
"People see space as a place where you go and cooperate," she told me.
This spirit of trans-border ownership and investment seems set to continue. One key part of this is the Global Exploration Roadmap, an effort between space agencies like NASA, France's Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales, the Canadian Space Agency, and the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, among many others, that is intended to aid joint projects from the International Space Station to expeditions to the Moon and near-Earth asteroids — and of course, to reach Mars. On a recent trip to India's space agency, Stofan recounted to me, she met with many Indian engineers who were just as excited as the Americans to get scientists up there, not only to explore, but also to begin nailing down the question of whether there was ever life on the red planet.
It's also clear that the next stage of space exploration will not only be more global, but will equally involve greater private and public partnerships. Companies like Space X and Boeing are increasingly involved in NASA's day to day operations, including a joint project that could carry astronauts into space in 2017. NASA's view is to turn over to the private sector those projects that in a sense have become routine, Stofan suggested, and let NASA focus its resources on getting to Mars.
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There will never be another space race - The Week
Dazu hier weitere Infos über die Global Exploration Roadmap:
http://www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/files/GER-2013_Small.pdf
“The surface of the Earth is the shore of the cosmic ocean.
From it we have learned most of what we know.
Recently, we have waded a little out to sea, enough to dampen our toes or,
at most, wet our ankles.
The water seems inviting. The ocean calls.”
—Dr. Carl Sagan
Streit mit USA: Russland will eigene Weltraum-Station bauen - SPIEGEL ONLINE
Unabhängig davon, wie RUS das finanzieren will/kann, widerspricht das den Tendenzen, zukünftig die Raumfahrt internationaler zu gestalten - schon der immensen Kosten wegen. Das hat jetzt auch die Chef-Wissenschaftlerin der NASA in einem Interview betont:
There will never be another space race
Exploration in the 21st century is a far more globally collaborative project.
...
"People see space as a place where you go and cooperate," she told me.
This spirit of trans-border ownership and investment seems set to continue. One key part of this is the Global Exploration Roadmap, an effort between space agencies like NASA, France's Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales, the Canadian Space Agency, and the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, among many others, that is intended to aid joint projects from the International Space Station to expeditions to the Moon and near-Earth asteroids — and of course, to reach Mars. On a recent trip to India's space agency, Stofan recounted to me, she met with many Indian engineers who were just as excited as the Americans to get scientists up there, not only to explore, but also to begin nailing down the question of whether there was ever life on the red planet.
It's also clear that the next stage of space exploration will not only be more global, but will equally involve greater private and public partnerships. Companies like Space X and Boeing are increasingly involved in NASA's day to day operations, including a joint project that could carry astronauts into space in 2017. NASA's view is to turn over to the private sector those projects that in a sense have become routine, Stofan suggested, and let NASA focus its resources on getting to Mars.
...
There will never be another space race - The Week
Dazu hier weitere Infos über die Global Exploration Roadmap:
http://www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/files/GER-2013_Small.pdf
“The surface of the Earth is the shore of the cosmic ocean.
From it we have learned most of what we know.
Recently, we have waded a little out to sea, enough to dampen our toes or,
at most, wet our ankles.
The water seems inviting. The ocean calls.”
—Dr. Carl Sagan
