Safe Autonomous Space Software
This is the second article in our series on the safety of autonomous robots. Catch up on the series introduction here. By Louise Dennis,... Read more →
ISS Partnership for the Nobel Peace Prize: So Far, So Good
At the end of 2013, Space Safety Magazine kicked off an initiative to advocate for the nomination of the International Space Station Partnership for... Read more →
The Columbia Disaster In Perspective
On 16th January 2003, Space Shuttle Columbia lifted off the ground at 15:39:00 (UTC) from Kennedy Space Center in Florida, USA. The mission duration... Read more →
The Future of Food on Mars
A manned mission to Mars poses a long list of concerns related to physiological and psychological well-being. Scientists know that food is, in a... Read more →
Columbia Disaster Creative Works
The loss of the Space Shuttle Columbia and the crew of STS-107, like tragedies before it, has spurred the creation of artistic commemorations and... Read more →
Columbia Disaster Recommended Reading
The Shuttle Columbia disaster has defined modern spaceflight and, indeed, space policy. Much has been written about the event itself, its causes, and... Read more →