RE: Big Falcon Rocket - The Challenges (part two)
So interesting to live in a day and age where these questions are not science fiction, nor even the exclusive province of a national or international agency - private space exploration! This possibility seems closer and closer to reality so your posting is so relevant and timely. Looking forward to the next part of this series, Mars has long held a romantic interest to me (big fan of the Barsoom/ Princess of Mars series of books). Of course I doubt there will be much overlap between the sword and planets fiction genre and your upcoming post :)
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I would be honored. You are free to quote and use images as I referenced my material. I teach exploring space to Juniors in a private school and cover a lot of this material. I have a Master degree in Space Education and am very passionate about anything space. I have conducted all my research for my final article which I hope to post by late Friday. You are correct in that this is a very exciting time. Many countries now have a strong aspiration to expand into space. As this happens, this will challenge lawyers to meet the demands in changes to treaties to support commercialization of space.
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