Space RenaissanceInternational · since 2010
Abstract What does it mean to live through a civilizational shift? It means the old frameworks no longer hold. The perspectives that served us on one planet fail in the in-between. The question is no longer what we can build, but what we must become. Machines can originate—GenAI proves this daily. But origination in isolation Read More
Abstract Humanity’s return to cislunar space and the lunar surface is transforming into a complex political environment. These domains encompass issues of politics, technology, power, competition, conflict, and cooperation. Political outcomes will be shaped by the Outer Space Treaty Regime and by the interplay of missions, material and technological conditions, infrastructure and operations, best practices, Read More
Abstract Following the golden age of science fiction, the genre spent decades dominated by dystopian narratives that blamed human intelligence and technology for environmental ruin. In this era, humanity was urged to move to a lower profile after wasting Earth. A shift emerged in the 2010s with authors like James Corey, Andy Weir, and Daniel Read More
In collaboration with LUNEX, Space Renaissance, EuroSpaceHub, and Partners 14.12.2026 13:00 CET - Workshop Opening Bernard Foing (SRI President, LUNEX Chairman), Gülin Dede (SRI Executive Director), Adriano V. Autino (SRI Founder, Academy Strategy Director) 14.12.2026 14:00 CET - Interns Presentation Bernard Foing et al , Norbert Musila, Aashta Bhatt, Sri Vashini, Venu Jangam, Gioconda Fong, Read More
Abstract Space debris has existed ever since Sputnik, the first satellite launched. Since then, the problem has multiplied exponentially, and we have now reached critical mass, especially with the growing space movement. If we, as a species, are to venture into space, we need to deal with the problem of space debris now, before it Read More