Building a Space-Faring Civilization

1. Space: relaunching Icarus<br>2. Civilian spaceflight: inspiration from the arts of the Italian Renaissance<br>3. Space—and the third great age of discovery<br>4. What do we think about when we think about settling space? An inclusive perspective<br>5. Galileo and space colonization<br>6. Vast is not infinite: challenges to governance and justice due to concentrated and finite space resources<br>7. The frontier of mining space resources and preparing human explorers and workers for those operations<br>8. What the first commercial space station means for humanity<br>9. The human experience of conducting engineering and construction operations in space<br>10. Humanity in the orbital age<br>11. Space architecture and the four futures of human space flight<br>12. Insights into spaceflight team performance gleaned from the exploration of challenging environments on Earth<br>13. Human Systems Integration: insights from exploring the sky and space: mitigation strategies for future space operations<br>14. Risk and systems knowledge in human spaceflight<br>15. Preparing for the unpredictable: facilitating multisystem resilience in human spaceflight<br>16. Twin studies, biobanks, and genome engineering to enable long-duration spaceflight<br>17. Using functionally characterized networks in the application of precision medicine in spaceflight<br>18. The Astronaut Digital Twin: accelerating discovery and countermeasure development in the optimization of human space exploration<br>19. Lessons learned—Part I: Medical screening, standards, and in-flight medical incidents, events, or risks<br>20. Lessons learned part II: in-flight medical equipment, capabilities, and countermeasures; and new medical paradigms for the future flights to low earth orbit and beyond!<br>21. Harnessing neuroplasticity&rsquo;s features for civilian spaceflight through remediation and treatment<br>22. The critical imperatives of behavioral resilience in civilian space flight travelers<br>23. The human research program for civilian spaceflight<br>24. Biotechnology for a spacefaring civilization—necessary and challenging<br>25. Foundations of a Space Bill of Rights