Revisiting National Space Transportation Policy: It's Not Just Rockets Anymore
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Synopsis
The United States is at a critical moment for ensuring continued national access to space. A new U.S. space transportation policy that takes into account the persistent challenges and forges a consensus between public and private stakeholders could set the nation on a course to maintain its global leadership in space, secure our vital economic and security interests, and lay the foundation for a return to the Moon and the expansion of human presence to Mars and beyond.
Authors: Brian Weeden and Robert Unverzagt
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Authors
Brian Weeden
Director of Civil and Commercial Policy, Center for Space Policy and Strategy
Dr. Brian Weeden is a director of civil and commercial policy for the Center for Space Policy and Strategy at The Aerospace Corporation, where he serves as a senior analyst and team leader on topics that cut across policy, technology, and economics.
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