Can private companies lead the way to a permanent lunar presence?
In short: As space exploration shifts from government agencies to private enterprises, how will we regulate the Moon? This Q&A explores the logistics of lunar access and the potential of the International Space Station.
Following his presentation, spacecraft operations engineer Calum Hervieu addresses audience inquiries regarding the future of lunar habitation. The discussion covers the complexities of international regulation for lunar access and whether the International Space Station could serve as a strategic jumping-off point for deeper space travel.
Hervieu, who works on lunar surface mission definition at the Berlin-based New Space company PTScientists, brings a practitioner's perspective to these questions. PTScientists aims to become the first private company to achieve a lunar landing.
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