What are the current debates in space engineering and exploration?

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Current debates in space engineering and exploration focus on the feasibility of establishing a moon base, the development of the Ares V rocket, and the potential collaboration between NASA and commercial providers like SpaceX. Additionally, discussions include the viability of solar power satellites and their future implementation. Participants express interest in finding appropriate forums for these topics, particularly within the Aerospace Engineering section. The conversation highlights the need for dedicated spaces to discuss these emerging issues in space exploration. Overall, the community seeks clarity on where to engage in these important discussions.
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I would like to see a subject heading for space engineering and space exploration topics. Like should there be a moon base, should the Ares V be developed, should NASA go with commerical providers like SpaceX, Solar Power Satellites when if ever will they take off, etc...
 
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I hear the General Astronomy section, and the Aerospace Engineering section are good places to post things like that.
 
MotoH, Aerospace Engineering sounds like the right place but :( I can not find it. Please point me in the right direction. Thanks.
 
https://www.physicsforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=187"

There you go!
 
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