Just as with the first issue we're very excited to publish the second issue of Space Quarterly which will be available December 1. This issue is slightly larger than our first issue with 13 stories in both the U.S. and Canadian editions.
U.S. Edition Content
- Editor's Letter
- Calendar
- Leaders: An Interview with Joe Fuller, CEO of Futron
- Crunch Time for COTS
- The Future of the Space Coast
- Boeing and SpaceX - Efforts to Forge Commercial Crew Transports
- Where is U.S. Space Policy Headed?
- Congress, the White House and Consensus: A Giant Leap Too Far
- Dueling Elephants: Webb Space Telescope and the Space Launch System
- Belated Boom: Suborbital Research and Tourism - Surviving Liftoff
- The Space Launch System and its Controversial Role in Exploration
- A Battle Looms for Control of Japan's Space Program
- China Rising - Peaceful Development of a Responsible Stakeholder
- India's Space Program Matures
- The 100 Year Starship Project: It Takes a Planet
- In the Next Issue
Canadian Edition Content
- Editor's Letter
- Calendar
- Leaders: An Interview with Joe Fuller, CEO of Futron
- Canadian Briefs - Looking Beyond Stimulus Funding
- NEOSSat - The Micro-Surveillance Satellite
- COM DEV Implements ExactEarth
- Moon, Mars or Bust, Canada's Space Sector at a Crossroads
- Dueling Elephants: Webb Space Telescope and the Space Launch System
- Inspiring the Next Generation of Space Explorers
- Belated Boom: Suborbital Research and Tourism - Surviving Liftoff
- Canada's Fledgling Rover Program is Facing a Rocky Future
- Where is U.S. Space Policy Headed?
- China Rising - Peaceful Development of a Responsible Stakeholder
- India's Space Program Matures
- The 100 Year Starship Project: It Takes a Planet
- In the Next Issue
