The Case For Space S02E01: Lunar Bases

As Humanity moves out into the Cosmos, how will the new environments that we encounter affect the development of our babies.  Find out more in this episode.

Space Law: a tricky and confusing subject that is becoming a more and more pressing matter in our society as we prepare to become space faring. Over history, laws on ownership and control have changed, maritime law, airspace law, border law; but now we need to figure out how to conduct space law. From "Should we have space law?" to a crime that has happened in space, we discuss a wide variety of topics concerning the subject. 

Welcome back to The Case For Space Podcast! To start off this season we will be talking about lunar bases and their importance in the development of the future of space travel. We talk about why we need them, what we will do once we have them, and what issues may arise in the future with the construction of these. 

Join the CGUHS SEDS chapter members: J. Travis Daniel, Gehrig Dixon, and Ben McFann, as they discuss their experiences of science education, education standard reforms, and how to interest more people in space through school. 

Join the CGUHS SEDS chapter members J. Travis Daniel, Gehrig Dixon, and Ben McFann, in their exploration of our solar system, from CubeSats to the axial tilt of Uranus, they discuss it all.