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• Science fiction and futurology — are we missing a narration about feasible and not dystopic future, suitable for this age?
• Is humanity doing everything it takes to kick off civilization expansion into outer space? – What does it take, to allow civilians traveling, living and working in space? Enabling technologies, political decision, a sharper and broader vision, …
• Saving ‘the planet’ and saving civilization — The urgent need to abandon passive strategies and adopting active ones for a sustainable civilian (space) development
• Should we really live on the surface of moons and planets? O’Neill’s Lagrange City vs. Ehricke’s Selenopolis, Bezos’s Cislunar plan and Musk’s Mars colonization
• Space safety, Space Debris, Near Earth Objects, Space Traffic: dangers and opportunities
• New International Cooperation & Joint Undertakings in Space
• Space exploration and space expansion — Why explorers need expansion and settlement, in order to have the possibility to keep on exploring.
• Space Law – From Outer Space Treaty to a law for civilian space development.
• We don’t need space if we’re not humanist — The core concepts of astronautic humanism.
• Profitable things to start doing in space before 2030 – the needed enabling technologies and financial conditions
• A 18th Sustainable Development Goal — The 17 UN SDGs will not be achieved, without Civilian Space Development
• Greening the Solar System – wherever will they live, humans need a green environment. From a philosophical point of you, bringing life in the cosmos might be our destiny, as an intelligent and self-aware species.
• Space Tourism – a toy for rich people or a pioneer space activity essential for humanity?
• Lunar and Near Earth Asteroids Mining – how far are we? What does it take to start mining?
• Financing the civilian space development — space investment funds, government policies, international cooperation policies. Status of the art, the needed development
• Civil aviation approach to space travel – the contribute of civil aviation to civilian passengers transportation in space
• Civilian passengers space transportation and accommodation – the paradigm shift, from military to civilian astronautics, evolution of mission requirements, from exploration to tourism to permanent residence in space
• Global civilization risk management — Global Civilization Risk Management and Mitigation, state of the art, active strategies vs. passive de-growthist strategies
• Human life safety in space — Artificial gravity, to assure 1 G gravity in space, shielding systems, to protect human life from space hard radiations, green environments
• Low cost access to space — the new generation systems to access Earth orbit and the Cis-lunar space, future developments
• Space based energy systems – collecting solar energy in space, to feed human expansion into outer space
• Space debris deorbiting, recovering, reusing – is the proper priority applied to cleaning the orbit? Industrial perspective of an active debris and wreckages recovery orbital service.