This week I interview Laura Montgomery, practicing space law attorney and former Manager of the Space Law Branch at the FAA. We talk about how science fiction inspired her philosophical and career outlooks, which also might have something to do
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Listen to me interview a friend and mentor of mine, Elsbeth Magilton, Executive Director of the Space, Cyber, and Telecommunications Law Programs at the University of Nebraska College of Law.
We talk about her path to law school and making
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In 2019 we are launching our new AstroEsq Podcast. Our pilot is an interview with Chris Hearsey, currently Founder of OSA Consulting, and formerly Director of DC Operations for Bigelow Aerospace.
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Gunpowder Moon is the debut novel of journalist David Pedreira. It is set over 50 years in the future, after the Earth has suffered a major climactic catastrophe and has only recently recovered from the ensuing military conflict over the
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Gunpowder Moon is the debut novel of journalist David Pedreira. It is set over 50 years in the future, after the Earth has suffered a major climactic catastrophe and has only recently recovered from the ensuing military conflict over the
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Anthony O’Neill’s hard-boiled detective novel The Dark Side follows Lieutenant Damien Justus, who has come to work law enforcement in the lunar colony of Purgatory.
The colony is the extra-territorial kingdom of eccentric billionaire Fletcher Brass. But as Justus starts to
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Artemis is author Andy Weir’s follow up to The Martian, and and follows Jazz Bashara, a young woman who works as both a courier and a smuggler on the first city on the Moon.
She finds herself entangled in a criminal
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Artemis is author Andy Weir’s follow up to The Martian, and and follows Jazz Bashara, a young woman who works as both a courier and a smuggler on the first city on the Moon.
She finds herself entangled in a criminal
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Space Law is over 50 years old, but offers us an opportunity to consider how we want to build the future.
When I say I believe in Space Law, I mean that it is significant to me. It is a
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