The Farthest Shore - A 21st Century Guide to Space
The Farthest Shore is a comprehensive new guide to space systems and exploration in the 21st century.
Spanning a broad range of disciplines the reader can find out about all aspects of space, from how we use space to deal with global warming to the latest in space tourism. World experts, from astronauts and astrophysicists to space zoologists, tell us about the different ways we can use space to survive on Earth or create totally new industries.
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The Executive Space Course, which will take place 19-23 April 2010, examines current space-related activities and the technology, science, business and policies upon which each phase of the program or mission is based.
7-18 June 2010 - George Washington University, Space Policy Institute
The theme for this year’s program is: ‘Space Policy within an increasingly Global Space Community’. As a participant, you will examine in particular the interplay between policy, law, and the growing space economy, providing insights into their implications for your career and the projects or missions you lead today or may lead in the future.
An organization’s best employees are those who constantly seek to learn new skills and continue their professional and personal development throughout their careers. The International Space University (ISU) can provide a creative incentive that organizations can offer to attract and retain their best and brightest people -- a unique, attractive opportunity to prepare for the challenge and complexity of aerospace and related high technology fields.
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The Farthest Shore is a comprehensive new guide to space systems and exploration in the 21st century.
The Executive Space Course, which will take place 19-23 April 2010, examines current space-related activities and the technology, science, business and policies upon which each phase of the program or mission is based. 
The theme for this year’s program is: 
