AbstractAt the 59th IAC in Glasgow, a paper was presented describing two studies being carried out by Commission VI of the International Academy of Astronautics on the impact of space activities upon society. One of these studies sought to discover the hopes, aspirations and expectations of those outside the space field – the person in the street – regarding space activities. The paper reviewed the thought processes and decisions leading up to the commencement of the survey, documented the reasoning behind the questions which the public were; described the efforts to translate the questionnaire into the six Unesco languages to achieve wider participation, and provided an overview of results to date.This present paper provides an update on this Space Expectations survey as the study comes to a close. The paper briefly discusses the addition of new languages for the questionnaire and the drive to make the survey better known and encourage participation worldwide, before going on to provide a detailed analysis of the latest results of opinions. Insights include respondent’s thoughts regarding the visions and costs of space activities, how much people feel part of them and whether and how they would like to be more involved.
Space expectations: Latest survey results
Acta Astronautica ; 67 , 9-10 ; 1318-1322
2010-06-05
5 pages
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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