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ROOM Space Journal 'ROOM Space Journal of Asgardia' is an international space magazine covering all aspect of space exploration, technology and spaceflight.

It is published quarterly by IUFV Asgardia Terra Ark both in print and digitally. Website - www.room.eu.com 'ROOM Space Journal’ is a unique and independent publication covering all aspects of the global space industry and space exploration. Each issue contains special reports and exclusive articles written by leaders and experts in their field. The international readership ranges from the CEO's o

f space companies and the leaders of government agencies to project leaders, astronauts, scientists, engineers and students, as well as anyone with an interest in space. The quarterly magazine is available in both digital and print versions via a subscription on the website.

The autumn/fall issue of ROOM is about to be released - and here's a preview of the cover! Packed with authoritative and...
08/09/2024

The autumn/fall issue of ROOM is about to be released - and here's a preview of the cover! Packed with authoritative and informative articles. Subscriptions available now via our website - http://room.eu.com

NASA announces agreement with SpaceX to bring home two US astronauts who were forced to extend their stay at the ISS bec...
24/08/2024

NASA announces agreement with SpaceX to bring home two US astronauts who were forced to extend their stay at the ISS because of major technical issues with Boeing’s Starliner capsule.

NASA and Boeing engineers assess troublesome extra helium leaks after Starliner crew launch. Rendevous and docking with ...
06/06/2024

NASA and Boeing engineers assess troublesome extra helium leaks after Starliner crew launch. Rendevous and docking with the International Space Station is scheduled for today.

The mission of the first crew to be launched on Boeing’s Starliner is facing multiple helium leak problems, which could at best compromise the flight’s seven-day mission to the International Space Station (ISS) and at worse – well let’s not go there.

A huge thanks to the Agência Espacial Portuguesa | Portugal Space and the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs ...
16/05/2024

A huge thanks to the Agência Espacial Portuguesa | Portugal Space and the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA) for the chance to attend their Lisbon conference this week and report on the final ratification of the Lisbon Declaration for Outer Space which will be on the agenda for the UN Summit of the Future in New York in September.

A fully sustainable space industry that looks after and protects our precious near-Earth environment is the only way forward if we want to safeguard the future and all the satellites contribute to everyday life on Earth.

I was pleased to meet up again with many colleagues including Daniel Smith of AstroAgency and Ryan Laird of Green Orbit Digital, both of whom share my own views on the subject and are passionate about promoting the space sustainability cause through their own space marketing and communications businesses.

The Lisbon Declaration for Outer Space was presented to representatives of UN countries present including, the director of UNOOSA, Aarti Holla-Maini, and also Ana Paiva, the Portuguese Secretary of State for Science.

It captures input from across industry, government and academia, and calls upon the UN Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (COPUOS) to continue to play a leading role in the debate on current and emerging challenges regarding the safe and sustainable use of space.

Emphasising the importance of the declaration, the executive director of the Portuguese Space Agency, Hugo André Costa, echoed the thoughts of many in his concluding remarks: “What we are doing today is not for us. Our decisions will impact our children and grandchildren, and this is the legacy we want to leave.”

ROOM Editor-in-Chief in Lisbon today at the beautful Pavilhão Carlos Lopes for the joint UNOOSA and Portugal Space Agenc...
14/05/2024

ROOM Editor-in-Chief in Lisbon today at the beautful Pavilhão Carlos Lopes for the joint UNOOSA and Portugal Space Agency conference 'Management and Sustainability of Outer Space Activities'. It's a crucial conference for defining the future of space.

We are very pleased with the new cover of the Spring issue of ROOM Space Journal which contains a great range of exclusi...
04/04/2024

We are very pleased with the new cover of the Spring issue of ROOM Space Journal which contains a great range of exclusive, space-related articles written by people at the heart of the business.

The magazine is being printed now by the lovely people at Buxton Press in Derbyshire, England, and will be out for international deliveries from the middle of next week.

New subscriptions available via the ROOM website - www.room.eu.com

There is no doubt that the United States and NASA is now finding it hard to get back to the Moon.Astrobotic Technology, ...
10/01/2024

There is no doubt that the United States and NASA is now finding it hard to get back to the Moon.
Astrobotic Technology, the company that developed the first lunar lander to launch from the United States in five decades, abandoned its attempt to put its Peregrine spacecraft on the Moon less than 24 hours after the vehicle took flight this week due to technical problems with the spacecraft .
Now NASA appears to be spinning a new delay to its Artemis II to fly astronauts around the Moon as a safety issue connected to the heatshield which, on the face it, is an issue that could probably be sorted quite quickly.
It may be more accurate to suggest the flight has been postponed from this coming November until September 2025 because there are hitches and delays with the lunar lander vehicle that will be needed for Artemis III.

13/12/2023

UK-based orbital launch services company, Orbex, has been awarded £3.3 million in funding from the UK Space Agency (UKSA) as part of the European Space Agency’s (ESA) 'Boost!' initiative, part of ESA’s Commercial Space Transportation Services and Support programme designed to further the develo...

UK to join Spain and Portugal in developing new Earth observation satellite constellation.
21/11/2023

UK to join Spain and Portugal in developing new Earth observation satellite constellation.

The UK is to join Portugal and Spain as a member of the Atlantic Constellation, a flagship global project of small satellites for Earth, ocean and climate monitoring.

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ROOM Space Journal

ROOM is the quarterly journal of Asgardia Terra Ark, based in Vienna, Austria. The magazine is aimed at all those working in the space industry as well as those with a general interest in space exploration. Contributors are experts in their fields from around the world. ROOM, published in English in both print and digital format, is a high quality publication in both content and presentation.