Fourteen international space agencies are participating in the International Space Exploration Coordination Group (ISECG), working together to advance a long-range human space exploration strategy. The ISECG is a voluntary, non-binding international coordination mechanism through which individual agencies may exchange information regarding interests, objectives, and plans in space exploration with the goal of strengthening both individual exploration programs as well as the collective effort. The ISECG has developed a Global Exploration Roadmap (GER) that reflects the coordinated international dialog and continued preparation for exploration beyond low-Earth orbit - beginning with the Moon and cis-lunar space, and continuing to near-Earth asteroids, and Mars. Space agencies agree that human space exploration will be most successful as an international endeavor, given the challenges of these missions. The roadmap demonstrates how initial capabilities can enable a variety of missions in the lunar vicinity, responding to individual and common goals and objectives, while contributing to building partnerships required for sustainable human space exploration that delivers value to the public.
Toward an International Lunar Polar Volatiles Strategy
Annual Joint PTMSS/SRR (Planetary & Terrestrial Mining Sciences Symposium/Space Resources Roundtable)
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2015
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Montreal, QC, Canada
Canadian Institute of Mining (CIM) 2015 Convention
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2015
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Montreal, QC, Canada
2015-05-10
Aufsatz (Konferenz)
Keine Angabe
Englisch
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