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Recent media stories with Dr. Kezirian as an expert.

USC Viterbi Engineering Magazine - May, 2022

USC Viterbi Engineering Magazine - May, 2022

USC Viterbi Engineering Magazine - May, 2022

 

USC Viterbi adjunct professor and rocket scientist, Michael  Kezirian, makes a case for why advancing space safety measures advances  space exploration.


https://viterbischool.usc.edu/news/2022/05/when-will-space-flight-be-as-safe-as-air-flight/


Aerospace America, July - August, 2021 Issue

USC Viterbi Engineering Magazine - May, 2022

USC Viterbi Engineering Magazine - May, 2022

When each of the thousands of satellites in tomorrow’s immense orbital internet swarms fall back to Earth, as they inevitably must, some of the debris might not burn up entirely before reaching the altitudes plied by airlines and militaries. Space safety engineers tell Paul Marks that a serious collision risk is brewing — and a vigorous search for solutions is necessary, right now.

 Dodging debris - Aerospace America (aiaa.org) 

Wall Street Journal, July 16, 2021

USC Viterbi Engineering Magazine - May, 2022

The Space Policy Show, April 15, 2021

   

   Jeff Bezos, Richard Branson and Where Space Really Begins   

Trips by Virgin Galactic and Blue Origin are highlighting the fact that there are different definitions of where space starts 



https://www.wsj.com/articles/jeff-bezos-richard-branson-and-where-space-really-begins-11626451830?st=wtdfow1douqj77v&reflink=article_copyURL_share&fbclid=IwAR1-QZ-Ax9Vl43DK2E355xWFT53J8ntXBLWxacTIKGxV4neCB8SzpkM36Xc

The Space Policy Show, April 15, 2021

Journal of Space Safety Engineering, Editorial March, 2021

The Space Policy Show, April 15, 2021

 

ABOUT EPISODE 57

We all know space debris leads to more danger of collisions in space, but have you thought about what happens when debris falls through the atmosphere? With increasing numbers of new entrants and large constellations, there may be a need to protect against falling debris, especially for aircraft. Join Aerospace expert Dr. William Ailor as he talks to Dr. Michael Kezirian (University of Southern California) and Sven Kaltenhaeuser (German Aerospace Center, DLR) about protecting Earth’s airspace.




 The Space Policy Show: Protecting Earth’s Airspace from Space Debris | The Aerospace Corporation 

Journal of Space Safety Engineering, Editorial March, 2021

Journal of Space Safety Engineering, Editorial March, 2021

Journal of Space Safety Engineering, Editorial March, 2021

 It is Time to Implement Mitigation Strategies to Protect the Airspace from Space Debris 


https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jsse.2021.02.004

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