There are many roads to space, some more traveled than others, but all essentially important to the human settlement of the final frontier. It’s not just about rockets and space settlements—to survive and thrive off-world will require advancements in biomedicine, food production, legal regimes and their enforcement, leisure activities, and much more. Anything that might be a part of any new frontier must be considered in our expansion to new shores in space, including both planetary and lunar outposts as well as free space settlements. Many Roads to Space highlights the new, the unusual, and the hard-to-categorize endeavors that will be critical to a healthy, productive, and robust existence in space.
Many Roads to Space
Session Chair Info
Christian B. Meza
CEO and Director of Exothermic Films
From the young age of 16, Christian B. Meza began an early career in space studies as a research intern with NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. A few months later, Meza entered the National Space Society as president of his local chapter, making him one of the youngest NSS chapter presidents in history. With the National Space Society as a lamplight, he expanded his career in aerospace technology, became a Read More
Many Roads to Space
Session Speakers Info
Alastair Browne
Author, selfpublishing.com
Alastair S. Browne is a writer and lives in Durham, North Carolina. He is the co-author of Cosmic Careers, and a book on future jobs in the coming space movement, published internationally. He has now released his second book, Building the Space Infrastructure, about developing space from Low Earth Orbit to the Lunar Surface Alastair attended North Carolina State University in Raleigh, and earned a B.S. degree in Statistics, and Read More