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Apr 12, 2013

Case for space - The need for an Australian space program

from Science and Engineering

Australia relies on a whole lot of critical data from its friendly neighbours. But what if the planned new satellites from the US and Europe aren't getting off the ground? Can we afford to be a freeloader any longer? There are clever low-cost ways for Australia to develop a space program.

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