On 16th Feb 2021 at 8pm UTC, Robert G. Kennedy III from the Initiative for Interstellar Studies presents a talk on interstellar mission capability. Members of i4is can attend this talk live!
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Newsletter: i4is 2021 Talk Series announced
Our first talk in our 2021 series of online talks for members of i4is is by John Davies from i4is. John will be discussing the interstellar downlink. Drop in if you can and you will get to meet some of the key and active people in i4is and hopefully learn some new ‘interstellar’ facts, theories and i4is activities.
Talk Series: Interstellar Travel using Einsteinian Physics
On 23rd Feb 2021 at 8pm UTC, Dan Fries from the Initiative for Interstellar Studies presents a talk on interstellar travel using Einsteinian physics. Everyone can attend this open talk live!
Talk Series: ‘Optimum Interplanetary Trajectory Software’, from Interplanetary to Interstellar
On 9th Feb 2021 at 8pm UTC, Adam Hibberd from the Initiative for Interstellar Studies presents a talk on interstellar trajectories. Members of i4is can attend this talk live!
Talk Series: Advanced Propulsion 2 (Nuclear etc.)
On 2nd Feb 2021 at 8pm UTC, Olivia Borgue from the Initiative for Interstellar Studies presents a talk on propulsion technologies including nuclear propulsion. Members of i4is can attend this talk live!
Talk Series: The Interstellar Downlink
On 26th Jan 2021 at 8pm UTC, John Davies from the Initiative for Interstellar Studies presents a talk on The Interstellar Downlink. Everyone can attend this open talk live!
Nuclear missions to 1I/’Oumuamua published in Acta Astronautica – Free access!
Our i4is article by Adam Hibberd and Andreas Hein on missions using nuclear propulsion to interstellar objects such as 1I/’Oumuamua has now been published in one of the most prestigious journals in asteronautics, Acta Astronautica. The article is available for free to download for a limited time!
Principium 31
Issue 31 of Principium, the quarterly publication of the Initiative and Institute for Interstellar Studies is now published.