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Previously in this series, we discussed implementing database-per-user architecture in Neon with a shared application environment communicating with individual user databases. That approach keeps operational complexity contained by minimizing the number of software systems deploy...
SpacePolicyOnline / The Space Review
The James Webb Space Telescope has demonstrated the ability to develop a large space telescope that can operate in the infrared without the need for life-limiting consumables like liquid helium. Harley Thronson describes how this concept had its origins in concepts for smaller infrared space…
SpacePolicyOnline / The Space Review
Satellite operators face tough decisions with aging satellites, balancing continuing the services they provide against the need to deorbit them to avoid creating more orbital debris. Marissa Herron examines those competing factors and offers case studies of how NASA has made those decisions for…
SpacePolicyOnline / The Space Review
Last week's International Astronautical Congress attracted a record crowd to talk about the latest advances in spaceflight, a sign many see of growing interest in the topic. Jeff Foust reviews two books, though, that take a more critical assessment of human spaceflight and commercial use of space.
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