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Adam Routh

  • Defense and Space Research Lead, Deloitte
Hong Kong
As seen in: Deloitte, The Hill, National Review, Barron's, SpaceNews, Nextgov/FCW, The National Interest, Defense One, Center for a New American Security (CNAS), RealClear Science, The Space Review and
Defense and space research. PhD via @Kingscollegelon. Former member of the Army's 75th Ranger Regiment. Views are my own.
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The space industry needs COPUOS to rethink its approach to decision-making

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By Adam Routh, Brian Berger
| SpaceNews
Adam Routh is a Ph.D. candidate at King’s College London preparing to defend his research exploring international governance of emerging space activities. The space ecosystem has been undergoing considerable change in recent decades except for one crucial area — the international governance of space. The space industry is growing rapidly, as are space domain challenges like space debris or lacking norms of behavior.
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How government and industry should reshape the business of space

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By Adam Routh, Brett Loubert
| The Space Review
Development of satellite servicing and other advanced services in space requires improved coordination between government and industry. (credit: Northrop Grumman) by Adam Routh and Brett Loubert America’s space industry continues to reach new heights. The public and private sectors are making significant investments in space, and technological innovations are pushing the boundaries of what’s possible.
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Navigating the space-industry inflection point

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By Adam Routh, Brett Loubert, Shalini Bhatia, Alan Brady
| Deloitte
“Ten, nine, eight, seven ... two, one,” the voice over the loudspeaker began the countdown. One second later, the thrust of a newly designed rocket shakes the ground, its roar echoing for miles. In the control room, a group of employees—seemingly trying with all their might to match the rocket’s intensity—celebrate its liftoff. A launch-company executive is shouting, ecstatic the rocket is taking off rather than malfunctioning on the launch pad.
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