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How do you engineer sustainable human habitation in space?

Editor January 8, 2021 biomassColoradoengineeringhabitationlife supportresourcesspacecraftSustainabilitytechnologyvegetables

To live off-planet, humanity will need to learn to use limited resources efficiently. The technologies we develop to support sustainable habitation are important off-planet. They…

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Business Worlds

How do you contribute to the Earth observation industry?

Editor October 23, 2020 applicationsbusiness modelsDataEarth observationindustryinsightsplatformsremote sensingsatellitessoftware

One of the most important benefits of engaging with space is learning about Earth. It was only by leaving the planet did we gain a…

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Worlds

What is it like writing about the search for life on Mars?

Editor October 2, 2020 astrobiologyBookseditorsJournalismMarsSciencespace explorationspace missionsthe Red Planetwriting

Writing about space exploration is arguably as important as the exploration itself. Without communicating what has happened and why it matters, support for space exploration…

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Machine Worlds

How have space stations evolved?

Editor August 14, 2020 artificial gravityNASA LangleySalyut 1Salyut 6space stationsSpaceXthe International Space Stationthe Lunar Gatewaythe space shuttleWerner von Braun

Outposts off planet are a sure sign of humanity’s deepening engagement with space. To date, the most significant one has been the International Space Station…

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Machine Worlds

What is it like being an Earth observation analyst?

Editor July 31, 2020 cloud maskingdata screeningdisaster managementEarth imageryEarth observationgeographyradiometric calibrationsatellitessentinel satellitesthe European Space Agency

Earth observation is an area of the space sector with many applications. Access to regularly updated basic imagery is very useful – how many times…

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Arts Society Worlds

What were the top five reads on Filling Space for 2019?

Editor December 16, 2019 Africaethicsexistential riskLove Death & RobotsMarsNetflixReligionspace colonizationsubsurfacesthe space sector

This year, Filling Space published over 60 interviews. The experts we interviewed all engage with space in interesting but very diverse ways. They include artists,…

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Worlds

What is it like studying faraway worlds like Titan?

Editor December 6, 2019 celestial objectsliquid methanemoonsplanetary sciencerocky worldsSaturnspace explorationsurface liquidthe Solar SystemTitan

Titan, Saturn’s largest moon, is unique in many ways. It is the only moon in our Solar System known to have a thick atmosphere. Other…

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Machine Worlds

How did MESSENGER revolutionize our understanding of Mercury?

Editor October 25, 2019 cometsexoplanetsflybysgeologymagnetic fieldsMariner 10MercuryNASAplanetary sciencerocky planets

Mercury, one of Earth’s rocky neighbors, is one of our Solar System’s most enigmatic planets. It is notoriously difficult to study due to its close…

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Worlds

How does stars’ radioactivity affect the habitability of nearby planets?

Editor August 30, 2019 exoplanetsgas giantsHabitabilityhabitable zonesliquid waterradioactivityrocky planetsSpace Weatherterrestrial planetsultracool dwarfs

Stars are dynamic entities. They emit radiation and charged particles that affect the planets that orbit them. This “space weather” is thus an important factor…

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Worlds

What do we know about Titan, Saturn’s largest moon?

Editor August 9, 2019 biologygeochemistrygeologyNASAorganic moleculesphysicsplanetary scienceSaturnspacecraftTitan

One of the most interesting worlds in this solar system is Titan, the largest moon of Saturn. It has a climate that in some ways…

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