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Principium 18

29 August 2017

Issue 18 of Principium, the quarterly publication of the Initiative and Institute for Interstellar Studies is now published.

ANNOUNCEMENT FROM I4IS: New HQ

24 June 2017

  Dear Friends, Many of us have dreamed of the stars since we were little children, inspired by the tremendous achievements of Project Apollo and others. This vision has pushed us onwards with passion towards the fulfilment of a dream, the likes of which thrills all of our hearts and souls to the core. We […]

Foundations of Interstellar Studies: Post Workshop Wash-Up

19 June 2017

This final post is a summary on how the workshop worked out and what the actual intentions and thinking behind it were. Over the last half a dozen years there has been many excellent conferences in the interstellar community. But upon examining these it was found there were several elements that were not necessarily conducive […]

Foundations of Interstellar Studies: Solidarity for the Interstellar Vision

19 June 2017

The co-chairman for the workshop, Professor Roman Kezerashvili, had set a challenge, for the participants to come up with some short wording as a statement about some of our discussions. Work started on this during the Wednesday evening after dinner with a short informal meeting over until the late hours between Robert Kennedy III, Robert Freeland, Kelvin […]

Foundations of Interstellar Studies: Posters

19 June 2017

During the Workshop several posters were also displayed by various participants. These included: Mach Effects for In-Space Propulsion: An Interstellar Mission, Heidi Fearn et al., Space Studies Institute & California State University Fullerton. Continuous Electrode Inertial Electrostatic Confinement Fusion, Ray Sedwick et al., University of Maryland. A Bussard Ramjet with Twist and Flare, Peter N […]

Foundations of Interstellar Studies: Thursday 15 June 2017

19 June 2017

This was the third and final day of the workshop, which took place at City University New York. This day was on the theme of ‘Breakthrough Propulsion’ and was chaired by Dr Harold ‘Sonny’ White of NASA Johnson Space Centre. After an introduction about the uncertainties in physics and cosmology that we are still to […]

Foundations of Interstellar Studies: Wednesday 14 June 2017

19 June 2017

This was the second day of the workshop and was chaired by Professor Roman Kezerashvili, on the theme of ‘Sails and Beams’. Roman is himself the Chairman of the Physics Department at the City University New York, and also the co-chairman on the organizing committee, along with Kelvin F. Long. The theme was picked as […]

Foundations of Interstellar Studies: Tuesday 13 June 2017

19 June 2017

This was the first of the technical workshop days to take place in the main auditorium lecture theatre at the City University New York Brooklyn Campus on Jay Street. The day was chaired by Kelvin F. Long, Executive Director and co-founder Initiative for Interstellar Studies and Chairman Institute for Interstellar Studies USA. The main topics […]

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Mission to 2002 XV93

21 May 2026

Adam Hibberd Tony Dunn’s fantastic animation of a trajectory discovered by my software ‘Optimum Interplanetary Trajectory Software’ (OITS) to the distant Kuiper Belt Object (KBO) designated 2002 XV93. This object has recently made news in that it has a tenuous atmosphere, probably caused by an impact quite recently. Scientists believe this atmosphere will last no […]

Mission to an Interstellar Object

5 May 2026

Adam Hibberd Many readers in-the-know will have heard of the future ESA ‘Comet Interceptor’ mission, due to launch in 2029. For those not-in-the-know it is a spacecraft desgined to loiter at the famous Sun/Earth Lagrange 2 (L2) point for a few years, waiting for a ‘pristine’ Oort Cloud comet to come flying in to the […]

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30 April 2026

Dami Lee on Project HyperionWe were really happy to see that our Project Hyperion competition (https://www.projecthyperion.org/) captured the imagination of the architect and Youtuber Dami Lee, who posted a detailed and thoughtful video commentary ‘Can Humans REALLY Leave Earth?’ Over one million views! Check it out: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BBb2gC0lByk&pp=0gcJCVACo7VqN5tD(You may want to skip the ads that are […]

Members Newsletter – March

31 March 2026

News from i4isThe i4is Educational team are currently recruiting! If any of our members are interested, and especially if you are in striking distance of London or Lincoln, both in the UK, we could do with support at the April events mentioned below. You can read about some of the activities in recent issues of […]

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