Do you believe the Outer Space Treaty (1967) provides any glimmer of hope for cooperation beyond competition between the US and China? Would updating that treaty in any way serve as a productive avenue to de-escalate and perhaps deepen collaboration between spacefaring nations?
In your article, you included this "These organizations have expressed interest in leveraging private partnerships in furthering all kinds of advanced space capabilities like on-orbit refueling, advanced propulsion systems, and rapid space-based delivery to anywhere on Earth’s surface."
My question relates to "rapid space-based delivery to anywhere on Earth's surface". Can you tell us more about the context of this? Is this about the delivery of weapons, or is this a wild idea from our friends at Amazon? :-)
Do you believe the Outer Space Treaty (1967) provides any glimmer of hope for cooperation beyond competition between the US and China? Would updating that treaty in any way serve as a productive avenue to de-escalate and perhaps deepen collaboration between spacefaring nations?
In your article, you included this "These organizations have expressed interest in leveraging private partnerships in furthering all kinds of advanced space capabilities like on-orbit refueling, advanced propulsion systems, and rapid space-based delivery to anywhere on Earth’s surface."
My question relates to "rapid space-based delivery to anywhere on Earth's surface". Can you tell us more about the context of this? Is this about the delivery of weapons, or is this a wild idea from our friends at Amazon? :-)