Space Policy Edition: How Russia's Invasion of Ukraine Has Changed Space, with Mariel Borowitz

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Introduction

00:00 • 5min

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The Planetary Science Decatal Survey

04:35 • 2min

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The Uranus Survey - The First Dedicated Mission to an Ice Giant

06:14 • 5min

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Mars Sample Return - Is There an Opportunity?

11:10 • 1min

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The Decatal Survey and the We Martians Podcast

12:37 • 4min

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Space Policy - Doctor Mariel Borroits and Casey Dry Or

16:52 • 2min

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Is Russia Going to End Its Participation in the International Space Station?

18:39 • 3min

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Russia Needs the International Space Station

21:24 • 4min

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I Think It Was a Strategic Decision to Engage Russia in the International Space Station

25:25 • 3min

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Is the Station a Success?

28:32 • 2min

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I Think, in the Larger Geo Political Sense, It's No Longer Achieving Its Goal

30:37 • 3min

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The Russian Space Station Partnership

33:42 • 3min

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The Leasons Learned From the Constellation Programme

36:41 • 3min

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Star Track - Is Russia a Reliable Partner?

39:24 • 3min

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Commercial Satellite Operators in a Conflict?

42:29 • 3min

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The Commercial Space Sector Is a National Security Issue, Right?

45:21 • 2min

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The US Remote Sensing Industry Is a Strategic Industry, Right?

46:54 • 2min

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Commercial Remote Sensing

49:16 • 2min

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I Think We Are Already Seeing That to Some Extent.

51:19 • 2min

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Are These Commercial Space Assets at Risk?

53:05 • 4min

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What Does It Mean to Be a Responsible Actor in Space?

56:52 • 3min

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Is Russia Engaging in the Multilateral Discussions?

59:40 • 3min

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Engaging on the International Level, Right?

01:02:46 • 3min

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Are We Going to Do Asat Tests?

01:05:19 • 2min

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I'll Be Watching Closely How the Space Sector Is Getting Off the Ground

01:07:36 • 4min