Space Policy Now 15 January 2019.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Origins of the cold war Essay Plan

Advertisements

Post-WWII Science. Science & Tech – Theoretical and applied science converged during WWII Radar developed by British scientists Jet aircraft developed.

Essential Question How did the Cold War impact technology and innovation around the world?

Epistemology of Science Zuoyue Wang, 2/10/2011 Zuoyue Wang.

Essential Question: How did the arms race & space race escalate the Cold War between the United States & the Soviet Union? Warm Up Question:

IGY and Sputnik 15 January Warfare drove science War provided a need for scientific and technical development, leading to government support Vannevar.

One More Puzzle: Oil Science & Public Policy Stephen M. Maurer Jan Lecture 2.

Cold War Lutke CO state social studies standard: 1.1- The significance of ideas as powerful forces throughout history.

Cosmonauts, Astronauts, Space Dogs and Monkeys 27 January 2015.

The U.S. Federal Budget in Science and Technology Kei Koizumi April 14, 2008 for the International Seminar on Policies of Science, Technology and Innovation.

Comprehend the Historical Benefits of Exploration Comprehend the US Strategic Plan to Explore Space Comprehend the Current Costs of Exploring Space Comprehend.

The Congress, the President, and the Budget: The Politics of Taxing and Spending Chapter 14.

The Congress, the President, and the Budget: The Politics of Taxing and Spending Chapter 14.

Future Space Exploration A Summary of “The Global Exploration Roadmap”, International Space Exploration Coordination Group, August 2013 Summarized by:

Utah: Cold War & Space Race

1 What Is National C-FAR?. 2 National C-FAR -- Strategy Who? Stakeholder “owned” national coalition How? Via a broad-based coalition to put doubling food.

Polar Vision From the NSF Strategic Plan “Empowering the Nation through Innovation and Discovery The National Science Foundation (NSF) is.

Space Policy Now 13 January History of Space Policy 4 Oct 1957: Sputnik I launched – Shock waves throughout free world, esp USA Part of Cold War.

Epilogue Section Notes Epilogue Images California State Capitol Scientists.

What Is Scientific Writing? Chapter 1. What Is Scientific Writing? Communication of data in a concise and meaningful manner Audience understanding is.

SPUTNIK AND THE SPACE RACE.  Soviets test atomic bomb in 1949  Sets off an arms race  Technological advancement and competition SOVIET UNION TEST “JOE.

Nuclear Arms and Space Race NATO vs. Warsaw Pact Conventional issue – The defense of Europe Arm to “prevent war – by deterring the other side The nuclear.

National Defense Budget History Total Defense Budget Research, Development, Test, & Evaluation.

Cold War Review and SFA (K, L). Strategies of the Cold War Space Race Build up of nuclear weapons Espionage/ Spying War of words/ propaganda Humanitarian.

Environmental Management Division 1 NASA Headquarters Environmental Management System (EMS) Michael J. Green, PE NASA EMS Lead NASA Headquarters Washington,

Chairman, Danish Council for Research Policy

Postwar America ( ) Lesson 3 The Cold War Intensifies.

Oregon State Rail Plan Update

Strategic Management Strategic Control in Corporate Governance

Compensation & Benefits

Global Management, Culture, and Manager Competencies

Assembling A Space Mission

Nicholas S. Argyres and Julia Porter Liebeskind

The Scientific Revolution

IGY and Sputnik 30 August 2017.

How did the Cold War influence the Space Race?

Program Evaluation Alternative Approaches and Practical Guidelines

What is Physics? Chapter 1 Pg.5-13.

Bell Work What do you think might be some of the differences between Demand-Side Policies and Supply Side Policies?

Corporate Governance mechanisms and strategies

이 장에서는 불완전 경쟁시장에 대해서 학습한다.

Space Policy Now 28 August 2017.

Energy Justice – the policy challenges

Organizational Design: Structure, Culture, and Control

Visions and Voyages: The Planetary Decadal Survey

Visions and Voyages: The Planetary Decadal Survey

European Synchronisation of Research Infrastructure Policies

Strategic Management Lecture 1

Chapter 21, Section 3 The Cold War Expands.

Eisenhower’s Policies

Introduction Budget: Deficit: Expenditures: Revenues:

The Congress, the President, and the Budget: The Politics of Taxing and Spending Chapter 14.

The Congress, the President, and the Budget: The Politics of Taxing and Spending Chapter 14.

Warning Signs: Effects of Proposed Federal Funding Cuts to Environmental and Climate Research and Development Programs novim.org/budget Kei Koizumi.

The Congress, the President, and the Budget: The Politics of Taxing and Spending Chapter 14.

Early History of Space Exploration

Space Policy Now 16 January 2018.

Space Missions to Find Life

Exam Format The NC Final Exam of American History: The Founding Principles, Civics, and Economics will contain: 42 items: 42 multiple-choice items 37.

Cold War- Pt 2 Major Ideas and Events.

Lesson 3 The Cold War Intensifies

What is the difference between the “New Left” & “New Right”?

Edwards, Wattenberg, and Lineberry

Astronomical Technology

The Cold War Begins.

Introducing Government in America

Visions and Voyages: The Planetary Decadal Survey

The Congress, the President, and the Budget: The Politics of Taxing and Spending Chapter 14.

Pearson Education, Inc., Longman © 2008

Presentation transcript:

Space Policy Now 15 January 2019

Readings for today Neal chapters 1,2,3

History of Space Policy 4 Oct 1957: Sputnik I launched Shock waves throughout free world, esp USA Part of Cold War competition in ideology and military capability Near hysteria followed Eyes looking down on us! Ham radio followed sputnik signals Presaged ‘bombs from space’

Bush Report (1945): Science - the Endless Frontier Government supplies funds to universities, foundations, research centers Bargain: Gov’t supports science for the public good Basic research provides raw material for progress, public good (e.g., ONR, AEC, NIH) This requires strategic planning, competition, selection, federal funding and reviews

Questions What is science? What is policy? Who knows best?

Science A process that supplies repeatable truth about the universe Search for truth and new knowledge Scientific method is over-simplified! Not the same as technology Basic research leads to applied research, which leads to development Example: Manhattan Project’s development of atomic bomb was based on basic and applied physics research

Policy The way that resources are used: Follow the money (as in the Watergate scandal) Space activities are expensive, only the richest nations can afford it Like science, policy is a process as well as a product Science policy is important because of the impacts of science on modern life

Tension or conflict? Science is generally free and open… remember Galileo and his telescope But science policy involves incentives for discovery that will meet national and political goals Policy is highly visible, costly, value-laden, and open to public debate This naturally involves controversy and disputes

Space Science Elements Individual scientists and teams Robotic and human space missions Astronauts and politicians Strategic plans and decisions Balance big and small missions

More Tensions Who knows best, scientists or politicians? Having a ‘strategy’ means we can’t have a ‘democracy’: only some activities are sponsored NASA budget is flat, but $19B is still a lot of money (even the small fraction that comes to Colorado is significant)

Space Policy Issues What is the right process: What can we learn from history? What are the key space science questions? What is the appropriate role for humans in space? Cooperation versus competition Role of the free market Social benefits and how to encourage them How to foster space and space science activities?