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Wait, what? The US has no rule against Indian astronauts flying to the ISS, or Indian hardware flying on American-led space missions. This very Indian mission h
by greglindahl 7y ago
Wait, what? The US has no rule against Indian astronauts flying to the ISS, or Indian hardware flying on American-led space missions. This very Indian mission had US hardware on it, in exchange for DSN time. Similarly, India's Mars mission had some NASA cooperation. All of this is easily discovered information.
- detaro 7y agoParent didn't say that such cooperation doesn't exist? But that it doesn't transfer all knowledge on how to do it.
- greglindahl 7y agoUh, OK, that's not what I thought parent said. There's actually tons of knowledge transfer, everything but ITAR. For example, NASA publishes a lot of information in the open, as long as it's not ITAR-restricted.