===== ASTRONAUTICAL EVOLUTION =====

2010:

• Issue 64, 1 December 2010
  1. Towards the Sociology of the Universe?
  2. Neubrandenburg notes
• Issue 63, 1 November 2010
  1. Will humans be replaced by machines?
  2. The ISS: ten years of life in space, but a long way to reach sustainability
• Issue 62, 1 October 2010
  1. Competing visions of space in America reach compromise
  2. Competing visions of space in Europe gather pace
  3. Congratulations, Dr Alan Bond!
  4. Dr David Williams speaks at the Royal Aeronautical Society
• Issue 61, 1 September 2010
  1. The Sociology of the Universe?
  2. Announcing the Wayland starship
• Issue 60, 1 August 2010
  1. A gloomy view of progress
  2. Letter to Dr Spencer Wells
  3. Letter to Scientific American
• (No issue in July 2010)
• Issue 59, 2 June 2010
  1. Dear Mr Willetts ...: a letter from Stephen Ashworth
• Issue 58, 31 May 2010
  1. NewSpace needs NewSpace Law: comment from M. V. “Coyote” Smith
  2. Call to MiniSpaceWorld Design Contest 2010, by Tibor Pacher
• Issue 57, 1 May 2010
  1. The battle for the soul of space, by Stephen Ashworth
• Issue 56, 5 April 2010
  1. Welcome to the UK Space Agency, by Stephen Ashworth
  2. The ISS Symposium in Berlin, by Stephen Ashworth
• Issue 55, 1 March 2010
  1. Avatar – why I am disappointed with James Cameron’s space blockbuster, by Stephen Ashworth
  2. Can zero-point energy take us to the stars?, by Stephen Ashworth
  3. A vote for a Royal British Space Agency, by Robert Law
• Issue 54, 1 February 2010
  1. Ares to be scrapped, commercial space boosted, by Stephen Ashworth
  2. What the new focus on commercial manned space means, quote from Rick Tumlinson
  3. What the new focus on commercial manned space means for Europe, by Stephen Ashworth
  4. Rick Tumlinson’s vision of the frontier movement
• Issue 53, 3 January 2010
  1. New record year in manned spaceflight, by Stephen Ashworth
  2. But how sustainable will it be?
  3. Two cheers for the British Space Agency!
  4. Latest on Space.co.uk

2009:

• Issue 52, 1 December 2009
  1. Solar power: can ground solar beat space solar?, by Stephen Ashworth
  2. Comment from M. V. “Coyote” Smith
  3. Reaction Engines: let Skylon launch space solar!
  4. Space.co.uk up for auction
  5. An event for your diary next year: the UK Space Conference
  6. And finally: this month sees anniversary of Apollo 11 Moon landing ...
• Issue 51, 1 November 2009
  1. Starship Icarus – son of Daedalus, by Stephen Ashworth
  2. We need laws that encourage investing in resources beyond Earth, by Greg Anderson
  3. Time for Obama to make up his mind, by Stephen Ashworth
  4. An event for your diary this month: Alan Bond speaks at the RAeS
  5. Book recommendation: Wyn Wachhorst, The Dream of Spaceflight, by Colin Philp
• Issue 50, 1 October 2009
  1. ESA chief gives a shocking interview, by Stephen Ashworth
  2. An alternative view of prosperity in space, by Andy Nimmo
• Issue 49, 1 September 2009
  1. It’s official: Constellation is bankrupt!, by Stephen Ashworth
  2. But is the heady optimism of the 1960s about to return?, by Stephen Ashworth
• Issue 48, 1 August 2009
  1. The trouble with NASA, by Stephen Ashworth
  2. New space blog
  3. The First Men in the Moon
• Issue 47, 1 July 2009
  1. What future for Constellation, 40 years after Eagle landed at Tranquility Base?, by Stephen Ashworth
• Issue 46, 1 June 2009
  1. Second British national astronaut chosen!, by Stephen Ashworth
  2. Space campaigning in the UK, by Andrew Lound
  3. Question: what will be the new direction for NASA?, by Stephen Ashworth
• Issue 45, 6 May 2009
  1. Britain and space: Lord Drayson’s view, by Stephen Ashworth
  2. What is the most constructive relationship between the space agency and private enterprise?, by Stephen Ashworth
  3. Doubts about government role in space, by Dr Marco C. Bernasconi
• Issue 44, 12 April 2009
  1. The Space Renaissance Initiative, by Adriano Autino
  2. Summary of the Space Renaissance Initiative press conference, held in London on 31 March 2009, by Michael Martin-Smith
  3. The Yuri’s Foundation proposal by John J. Leonard, report by Stephen Ashworth
  4. Pamphleteering “Space: key to the future?”, by Stephen Ashworth
• Issue 43, 1 March 2009
  1. US SPACE POLICY – from Shuttle/Station to Constellation
     FOR: Griffin defends US space policy and Moon architecture, by Stephen Ashworth
  2. AGAINST: Why am I sceptical about US space policy? by Stephen Ashworth
  3. FEEDBACK: Letter on biological evolution and on the economic use of space resources, by Andy Nimmo
• Issue 42, 20 February 2009
  1. Newsflash: Skylon spaceplane project gets ESA funding, by Stephen Ashworth
• Issue 41, 1 February 2009
  1. Darwin and progress to the stars, by Stephen Ashworth
  2. Mars rovers pull over into the slow lane, by Stephen Ashworth
  3. Outer planets exploration stays firmly in the slow lane, by Stephen Ashworth
• Issue 40, 1 January 2009
  1. Slow growth in manned spaceflight in 2008, by Stephen Ashworth
  2. On the relationship between Astronautical Evolution and Gaia Theory, by Stephen Ashworth