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RESEARCH ARTICLES
Vol. 5, Issue 4, 2025December 31, 2025 EDT

Projections of Earth’s Technosphere: Governance and Freedom in Space

Jacob Haqq-Misra, George Profitiliotis,
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Articles in Vol. 5, Issue 4, 2025

Vol. 5, Issue 4, 2025
  • What the Danube Delta Taught Me About Planetary Sustainability: Oral Histories of Adaptation and Ecological Change
    Andreea Mosila
  • US-LACSA and Western Hemispheric Security Model: Civil-Military Relations for Deterrence-by-Denial (D-by-D) Doctrine
    Mo Tasrif Khan
  • Transforming Space Graduate Education for a Better Generation of Space Professionals
    Francisco Del Canto ViteraleSusmitha Guddanti
  • The Space, Education, and Strategic Applications Conference 2025: Celebrating the Cosmos
    Kristen MillerGary Deel
  • The Morphological and Morphometric Analysis of Impact Craters in the Polar Regions on Vesta
    Michael F. Zeilnhofer
  • The Gravity Rig Trials: Cardiorespiratory Response and Performance in Gravity Environments
    Keston Denhalter
  • The Future of Space Hegemony: Commercial Power and Policy Gaps
    Kelly L. Soverns
  • The Contemporary Relevance of the Space Hubs
    Francisco Del Canto Viterale
  • The Characteristics of Dark Matter Explained Through Quantum Redshift (No Big Bang, No Expansion of the Universe)
    Bahram Kalhor
  • Telemedicine and Healthcare Access for Space Miners: Building Social Policy in Outer Space
    Najiba RafizadeGökçe CerevDoğa Başar Sarıipek
  • Space-Based Digital Equity: A Strategic Imperative
    Annie Beckman
  • Space Radiobiology: Synergies Between Astroparticle and Medical Physics
    Alessandro Bartoloni
  • Skylab Biomedical Accomplishments—Paving the Way to the International Space Station
    Charles R. Doarn
  • Reclaiming the Skies: Moroccan and Andalusian Contributions to Heliocentric Thought and STEM Education
    Fouad Louik
  • Projections of Earth’s Technosphere: Governance and Freedom in Space
    Jacob Haqq-MisraGeorge Profitiliotis
  • Paradox of Enceladus’ Craters at the Poles: Northern Scars vs. Southern Erasure
    Jason Kassay
  • Operational Testing of Drone Tracking and Obstacle Avoidance in Simulated Martian Environments
    Yuki Nishimura
  • NASA Commissioners for Planetary Environment Sustainability: The Importance of International Relationships to Maintain and Improve Space Policy
    Wendy Severino
  • International Economic Space Law: Emergent Autonomous Division of International Law
    Nasty-Marian Vlădoiu
  • Hubble Telescope Oversight and Investigative Literature
    Bert Chapman
  • Helios Lunar: An Analogue Habitat for Future Crewed Missions
    Alimsha K. AmeerSwarnahiya Ganguly
  • Governing Health, Crime, and Social Policy in Space: Legal and Neurocriminological Challenges for Human Rights in Extra- Terrestrial Environments
    Najiba RafizadeGökçe CerevDoğa Başar Sarıipek
  • From Orbit to Ocean: Harnessing U.S. Space Capabilities in Support of U.S. Naval Power
    Ivan Gulmesoff
  • Exploring the Feasibility of Single-Stage-To-Orbit (SSTO) Vehicles Through Theoretical Analysis
    Zachary Walker
  • Exoplanet Research Program Summary
    Jason CushardNicholas Foley
  • Evolutionary Patterns of Earth System Laws and Outer Space Governance: Future of Space Law and Policy in the Third/Fourth World
    Adithya Variath
  • Evaluation of Responses to a Plant-Based Diet in an Analog Setting
    Aedanaya N. R. Diamond
  • Cultural, Leadership, and Social Similarities and Differences Between Russian and U.S. Astronautic Exploration Missions and Civilian Space Settlements
    Maria M. Harney
  • Conference Proceedings: Research as a Learning Connection Across the Digital Divide: A Panel Discussion of Perspectives on Faculty-Student Collaborative Research
    Daniela MessinaKelly Chinners Reiss
  • Bridging the Delay: ECHO as a Tool for Studying Interplanetary Communication Challenges
    Dario SchorTravis NelsonPablo de Leon
  • An Analysis of Exoplanets WASP-33b, WASP-3b, CoRoT-8b, and HAT-P-32b Using the Transit Method
    Kailly Nocera
  • Accessible Astronomy: Empowering Student Research With Archival Telescope Data
    Lisa Shepard
  • A Third-Millennium Nomenclature for Celestial Bodies: Dwarf-Moons and Moon-Planets
    Justin E. Park
  • A Multidisciplinary Assessment of Earth and Planetary Sustainability
    Kristin Drexler
Space Education & Strategic Applications
Haqq-Misra, J., & Profitiliotis, G. (2026). Projections of Earth’s Technosphere: Governance and Freedom in Space. Space Education & Strategic Applications, 5(4). https://doi.org/10.18278/sesa.5.4.12
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