July 2019
Luxembourg’s space legislation
... which are binding upon Luxembourg do not make operators internationally liable for damage caused by space objects on the Earth, in air space or in outer space; instead, it is the States that launch or procure the launch that are potentially liable...
October 2019
Space-based cybersecurity challenges for NATO
...important as understanding the threat landscape With the exception of anti-terrorism missions, all NATO missions rely on space-based communications support for strategic, operational and tactical decision-making, as well as the planning and direction...
November 2019
Mexico’s path to space
... all the countries that organised WSW events in 2018. Encouraging youth Jóvenes Hacia el Espacio, or Youth Towards Space, is an AEM educational programme that enables and encourages young people’s interest in science, develops their scientific skills...
November 2019
Strategic role of government in space commercialisation
...that of other government economic policy instruments in achieving commercialisation policy goals for government-led space programmes. As part of US Space Policy Directive-1, the President of the United States set two objectives: “the return of humans...
May 2020
An ethical code for living in space
... moral starting point I conducted a survey of the activities that had been undertaken to formulate an ethical code for space. This was done using accessible information from the Internet, as well as correspondence with official representatives of the...
August 2020
Opportunities for young people in the space sector
... issues that must be addressed within the sector. A diverse workforce inspires innovation, and for the global space industry to grow and meet its targets, barriers to accessibility for underrepresented groups must be removed. Initiatives to encourage...
