VIDEO: ISSF president talks space tourism black box research

by Rob Coppinger | Oct 24, 2008 | Seradata News | 0 comments

On 23 October International Space Safety Foundation (ISSF) president Richard Stuart talked to Flight at the 3rd International Association for the Advancement of Space Safety conference held in Rome from 21-23 October 2008

The ISSF is a non-profit organisation dedicated to furthering policies of international cooperation and scientific progress in the field of space safety. It is raising funds to support international forums and research into space safety technology for the coming commercial launch and human spaceflight industry that its founders foresee in the near future

Stuart is also the founder and chief executive of technology and project consultancy specialist Applied Research and Engineering Sciences (ARES) corporation. He spoke to Flight in a personal capacity as ISSF president

Watch the video of the interview in the extended portion of this blog post

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