Abstract Sustainable development is about meeting the needs of the present without compromising future generations' ability to do the same. When we think of sustainable development, the future of society, or what we will leave behind for the next generations, nearly all of us picture the future of Earth. But with countries, companies, and individuals Read More
Abstract Description of the current state of Chile's space ecosystem, based on the five pillars defined in international studies; the challenges and opportunities that arise from this. A short bio Dr. Loreto Moraga - Lawyer, Universidad de Chile, Master in Business Law, Universidad del Desarrollo; Managing Director of Law firm Moraga Contracts & Corporate; President Read More
Abstract This talk explores an innovative approach to overcoming the energy and scalability challenges of powering the next generation of AI training infrastructures by moving data centers from Earth into orbit. As global energy demand surges due to rapid advances in AI and widespread electrification, traditional terrestrial data centers face mounting obstacles—high operating costs, cooling Read More
Abstract As humanity ventures beyond our home planet, understanding human health in space becomes paramount. This abstract focuses on the differences between astronautic exploration missions and civilian space settlements, considering various aspects: resource availability, infrastructure, biomes, social dynamics, and even legal aspects. We delve into the challenges faced by astronauts during exploration missions and the Read More
Abstract The question of human health in space in not limited to the human condition inside a Space Station but is increasingly dependent on the safety and health of the external environment. This is in terms of the orbital security of satellites, space telescopes and space stations from the direct threat posed by the so-called Read More
Abstract New human societies forged off-world will face unforgiving constraints imposed by their physical environment. Respecting those constraints, these societies will otherwise have wide organizational discretion. We propose that such societies should be derived from core consensual principles, identified through discussion and debate by prospective residents. All culture and law can then emanate from these Read More
