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Ordering Back issues of Space Quarterly Magazine

2012-03-14T13:31:53Z

You can now order back issues of Space Quarterly Magazine.

Digital Editions:

Print Editions:

Space Quarterly: Space Quarterly - September 2011 (U.S. Edition)

A magazine for space professionals, students, enthusiast about space exploration, commercial space, civil space, military space, space policy and more timely space topics.

Space Quarterly: Space Quarterly - September 2011 (Canada Edition)

A magazine for space professionals, students, enthusiast about space exploration, commercial space, civil space, military space, space policy and more timely space topics.

Space Quarterly: Space Quarterly - December 2011 (U.S. Edition)

A magazine for space professionals, students, enthusiast about space exploration, commercial space, civil space, military space, space policy and more timely space topics.

Space Quarterly: Space Quarterly - December 2011 (Canada Edition)

A magazine for space professionals, students, enthusiast about space exploration, commercial space, civil space, military space, space policy and more timely space topics.

Space Quarterly December 2011 - Volume 1, Number 2 Table of Contents

2011-11-16T14:37:23Z

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.

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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

Subscribe today to the U.S. or Canadian issues.

International Orders Now Accepted for Space Quarterly Print Edition

2011-10-03T14:34:24Z

As of today international customers from can now order the print edition of Space Quarterly. The rate for a one year subscription of four issues is $84.00. An individual copy will cost $24.00.

Order the U.S./International edition or the Canadian edition now.

First Issue of Space Quarterly Magazine Released

2011-09-01T17:59:12Z

We are very pleased today to release the first issue of Space Quarterly Magazine with both the U.S. and Canadian editions now available.

We are also pleased to announce that the first issue is available for FREE as a digital PDF download. We sincerely hope you'll like our first issue and consider subscribing to future editions.

- U.S. Digital Edition Download (22MB PDF)

- Canada Digital Edition Download (22MB PDF)

We are also launching the SpaceRef Forum in the next couple of days. The forum provides subscribers an opportunity to view and comment on the stories in the magazine as well other topics. Non-subscribers will also be able to participate in the forum with the exception of the Space Quarterly forum.

The next issue of Space Quarterly is already being worked on for a December release.

SpaceRef offers Institutional Subscriptions for Space Quarterly Magazine

2011-08-11T12:40:08Z

If your company or organization would like to make Space Quarterly magazine available to your staff we're offering institutional subscriptions to both the digital and print editions at a discounted price for volume subscriptions. Please use this available form to request a quote. We do ask that you provide us with an approximate amount of people who would have access to the magazine so we can provide you with the quote.

Space Quarterly Issue 1 Contents

2011-08-03T15:00:00Z

We're excited to get our first issue of Space Quarterly published on September 1. Both our U.S. and Canadian editions will feature 12 articles in the first issue. Subsequent issues will have no less than 12 articles and most likely many more as grow.

Some of the articles will be featured in both editions while each edition will have several unique articles.

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U.S. Edition Content (Preliminary)

Publishers Editorial
Letters
An Interview with Jeff Greason, CEO, XCOR Aerospace

Greason talks about the business side of the company, space tourism, ISRU, space policy, obstacles, the FAA and more.

The Philosophy of Lunar Commercial and Economic Development
SpaceX: Vision vs the Market
Commercial Crew Development update on Blue Origin
Commercial Crew Development update on Boeing
Commercial Crew Development update on Sierra Nevada
Commercial Crew Development update on SpaceX
SpacePort America: Built it and they will Come?
Japan after the Disaster
Africa Awakening
Hot Button Issue: On-Orbit Satellite Servicing
Soyuz Set for Kourou Launch
What's in the next issue?
Events
Advertisers

Canadian Edition Content (Preliminary)

Publishers Editorial
Letters
Canada's Turn at Commanding the International Space Station
Radarsat Constellation Mission for Self Defence
Canadian Business Update
Cassipe's Dual Mission
An Interview with Jeff Greason, CEO, XCOR Aerospace

Greason talks about the business side of the company, space tourism, ISRU, space policy, obstacles, the FAA and more.

The Philosophy of Lunar Commercial and Economic Development
SpaceX: Vision vs the Market
Commercial Crew Development update on Blue Origin
Commercial Crew Development update on Boeing
Commercial Crew Development update on Sierra Nevada
Commercial Crew Development update on SpaceX
Hot Button Issue: On-Orbit Satellite Servicing
What's in the next issue?
Events
Advertisers

SpaceRef Launches New Magazine Space Quarterly and the SpaceRef Forum

2011-08-03T14:59:00Z

SpaceRef, a provider of new media services since 1999, announced today that it was launching its first magazine, Space Quarterly, in both digital and print format. Space Quarterly will be published in two editions: a U.S. edition with an international section and a Canadian edition. To complement Space Quarterly, SpaceRef will also launch a new online service, the SpaceRef Forum, where readers can participate in ongoing discussions on topics covered by the magazine including commercial space, space policy, military space and other timely topics. Both new products will be available September 1, 2011. ]]>

Space Quarterly will offer articles that are longer and have more in-depth reporting, analysis, and context than our existing "Space News as it Happens" web sites. Articles in our premiere edition include an in-depth Q&A with XCOR Aerospace CEO Jeff Greason, The Philosophy of Lunar Commercialization and Economic Development, SpaceX: Vision vs the Market and much more.

"Last month the Shuttle era came to an end. Some people see that event as the end of the space era, but the reality is we're moving on to another space era, one where more nations are emerging as space nations, one where the commercial space sector is seeing opportunity and growth, one where the foundation for space commerce and human exploration beyond the moon becomes a reality." said Marc Boucher, CEO of SpaceRef. "It is that growing market and the demand for our services that we launch these new products. Our audience over the last couple of years has asked us to provide them with new services, services that will allow them to be more engaged. Space Quarterly and the SpaceRef Forum are those new services."

An introductory subscription rate is now available through September. For more information and to subscribe please visit http://spacequarterly.com

About SpaceRef

The SpaceRef International Group includes SpaceRef Interactive Inc. based out of Reston, Virginia and SpaceRef Canada Interactive Inc. based out of Toronto, Ontario and was founded in 1999. Products include but are not limited to websites such as SpaceRef (USA), SpaceRef Canada, Commercial Space and NASA Watch (partnership).

We're Looking for Experienced Writers

2011-08-02T17:03:00Z

SpaceRef Press is always looking for experienced writers with a thorough knowledge of the space systems sector. If you're interested in being an occasional guest writer for one of our web sites or a contributing writer to our new magazine, Space Quarterly, then please complete this form and we'll contact you.