A Deeper Dive into Space
Stanford University experts survey the aeronautics and astronautics research landscape on campus, covering topics including multisatellite autonomy; in-space logistics, servicing, assembly, and manufacturing (ISAM); space sustainability; spacecraft systems and structures; and services to earthbound users.
Stanford University experts survey the aeronautics and astronautics research landscape on campus, covering topics including multisatellite autonomy; in-space logistics, servicing, assembly, and manufacturing (ISAM); space sustainability; spacecraft systems and structures; and services to earthbound users. They also analyze the organization of space research and discuss space policy issues, including those related to national security, space debris management, international competition, and export controls.
Stanford University experts survey the aeronautics and astronautics research landscape on campus, covering topics including multisatellite autonomy; in-space logistics, servicing, assembly, and manufacturing (ISAM); space sustainability; spacecraft systems and structures; and services to earthbound users. They also analyze the organization of space research and discuss space policy issues, including those related to national security, space debris management, international competition, and export controls.