Volume 4, Number 1 (Spring 2015)

Readers will note a new face on this issue of the Journal of Space Philosophy. We thank Isabelle Ramirez and Naté Sushereba in our Florida Office for their creative work. Our Board of Editors continues to expand with new professional scholars. Articles will continue to represent breakthrough Space science and technology imbedded in philosophical themes.

The contents of this issue cover a large spectrum of subjects from “Selling Space” through “Visions for Space” to “Humanity’s Obligation to Go to Space.” This journal is peer-reviewed. Submissions, to BobKrone@aol.com, will be considered for publication from anyone on Earth or in Space. Views contained in articles are those of the authors; they do not necessarily reflect the policy of Kepler Space Institute. Reproduction and downloading of Journal content for educational purposes is permitted; but authors hold copyrights of their material and professional accreditation is required.