NASA administrator Charles Bolden’s comments earlier this week that greater international cooperation would be a priority for NASA in the near future has attracted some debate. To learn more about potential advantages of obstacles to such cooperation, Scott Pace of GWU’s Space Policy Institute is speaking on “International Opportunities and Challenges for U.S. Space Policy” at the Applied Physics Lab weekly Colloquium at 2 pm today.
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Because sometimes the most important orbit is the Beltway…1 Comment »
Sheridan wrote @ December 12th, 2009 at 12:51 pm
For there to be any chance of greater cooperation with the US in space, ITAR will have to be relaxed an awful lot.
Nobody is going to choose to play closely with the US as long as that bad smell keeps emanating from these shores.
WTF happened to the President’s much-vaunted ITAR reform campaign promises? Is it dead in Committee or is there still any chance of life?
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