by David Todd | Mar 30, 2020 | Space Arts, Space politics
With the Coronavirus Covid-19 now paralysing the world – and, by the way, parts of its space industry – let us hope that some good comes of all of this and that governments can learn from it. In fact, they would have been wiser to have learned from two... 
by David Todd | Mar 17, 2020 | Launches, Satellites, Seradata News, Space Insurance, Space politics
Whether you call it coronavirus or COVID-19 you cannot avoid this “Elephant in the Room”, which is affecting much of industry and commerce, the world’s health systems and even basic human relationships. And space has not been insulated from the virus. Despite a tardy... 
by David Todd | Feb 14, 2020 | Apollo, Seradata News, Space politics
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson reshuffled his Cabinet in February. While many of the moves had been telegraphed – mainly to the Daily Telegraph (the Conservative-leaning broadsheet newspaper) – other newspapers noted that Johnson (and his adviser Dominic Cummings)... 
by David Todd | Jan 27, 2020 | Satellites, Seradata News, Space politics
The UK government has decided to allow the Chinese quasi state-run Huawei firm to build the planned 5G telecommunications infrastructure in the United Kingdom. USA and the other three countries of the “Five Eyes” intelligence alliance (Canada, Australia,... 
by David Todd | Jan 17, 2020 | Military space, Seradata News, Space politics
Given recent events in Iraq and Iran, we ask the question: Is assassinating military, political, or even space leaders ever a good idea? The answer is: perhaps, if it saves millions of lives. But there can be downsides. On the plus side, it is probably morally...
