"Space Generations: From Sputnik to Today to Tomorrow" tells a brief, but concise history of space exploration in a montage of images and videos of the most significant moments of outer space exploration since 1957. It also uses graphics to expose the critical issue of the long-term, sustainable use of Earth's orbit. The movie also touches upon future, visionary space projects including mining the Moon and space-based solar power.

The short movie was done in partnership by the Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC) and the University of Nebraska at Lincoln (UNL) and premiered at the Space Generation Congress 2010 in Prague, Czech Republic on September 24, 2010.

The idea behind the movie belongs to Prof. Dr. Frans G. von der Dunk, Othmer Professor of Space Law at the Space and Telecommunications Law Program of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln while Art Anisimov, SGAC National Point of Contact of Belarus and space law student at UNL, and Andy Bacon, head of SGAC's Near Earth Objects (NEO) working group.

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Producer Profiles

Co-Production and Video Editing by Andrew Bacon

Since graduating from Bath University in 2010, Andy is working as a Satellite Systems Engineer in Bristol, UK. He became involved with the SGAC after achieving second place in the “Move an Asteroid 2008” competition and attending the 2008 Space Generation Congress in Glasgow. Since then he has become the co-lead of the SGAC Near Earth Object (NEO) Working Group helping out with several outreach projects.

Co-Production by Art Anisimov

Art is currently working towards completion of his Master of Laws degree in Space and Telecommunications Law in the US. He has been serving SGAC as National Point of Contact for Belarus and in that capacity he is actively involved in promoting the development of national space legislation in the Republic. Art is a recipient of SGAC 2010 Young Leader Award.