institutions8 aad (d) the United Nations should organise a fellowship programme through which selected graduates or post-graduates from developing countries should get in-depth, long-term esposure to space technology or applications, it being also desirable to encourage the availability of opportunities for such exposures on other bilateral end multilateral bases outside the United Nations system8 endorsed the recommendations of the Committee that the Sub-Committee should consider questions relating to space transportation systems and their implications for future activities in space, the examination of the physical nature and technical attributes of the geostationary orbit , examination of its utilisation and applications, including in the field of apace communication& as well as other questions relating to apace communications developments, taking particular account of the needa and interests of developing countries; matters relating to life sciences, including space medicinet progress in the qeosphere-biosphere (global chaBge) programme (the Committee on Space Research and the International Astronautical Federation should be invited to present reports and arrange a special presentation on this subject); matters relating to planetary exploration and matters relating to aetronomyj and that the theme for the special attention of the 1990 session of the Sub-Committee would ber “The use of space technology in terrestrial search and rescus and in disaster relief activitiex” (the Committee on Space Research snd the Internatiooel Astronautical Federation should be invited to arrange a symposium, with as wide a participation ae possible, on thie theme, to complement diacuesiona within the Sub-Committee). The Aaeembly also endorsed the recosxnendation of the Committee that the Sub-Committee, at ita twenty-seventh session. should re-establish the Working Group of the Whole to Evaluate the Implsmentation of the Pecommen&ations of the Second United #ationS Conference on the ExplOrstiOB and Peaceful Uses of Outer Space , with a view to improving the execution of activities relating to international co-operation, particularly those 
**Analysis**
The text appears to focus on the utilization of space technology and its applications, particularly in the context of international cooperation and development. It mentions the use of space technology in disaster relief, search and rescue, and communication, which suggests a strong connection to the themes of humanitarian aid and relief, as well as science and technology.

**Category**
Science and technology, Humanitarian aid and relief