The legal and policy implications behind the establishment of a universal time standard for the Moon.
#TheSpaceBar® is a blog by Alex and serves as a ride-along journey on his personal quest to learn more about Outer Space-related facts, laws, science, policies, and regulations.
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The legal and policy implications behind the establishment of a universal time standard for the Moon.
A list of outer space tourists by their initial spaceflight (current as of March 31st, 2024)
A look at telescopes that are currently active in Outer Space (current as of March 31st, 2024)
Publication of my fourth space law review article
#TheSpaceBar’s (final) annual wrap-up post: a curated look at 2023 developments on prior topics
As an annual tradition for #TheSpaceBar: this year’s (2023) update on the SLS Program
A look at how room-temperature superconductors can revolutionize Outer Space-related technologies
Publication of my third space law review article
#TheSpaceBar’s annual wrap-up post: a curated look at 2022 developments on prior topics
Special Edition in preparation for SLS’s First Mission
Publication of my second space law review article
The 2022 annual mid-year update on the SLS Program: Arrival, Costs, and Mission Changes
How Einstein’s Theories of Relativity could be a far-fetched solution to the Fermi Paradox
A look at the 31 space tourists that went to humanity’s final frontier in space tourism’s first 20 years (2001-2021)
#TheSpaceBar’s annual wrap-up post: a curated look at 2021 developments on prior topics
A look into the Fermi Paradox, and why I think it is a good thing that it still remains unsolved.
On the fourth anniversary of #TheSpaceBar, the annual mid-year update on the SLS Program
Publication of my first Outer Space-related law review paper