... system has significant potential in terms of useful power, first on the Moon and later on other planets The Artemis Accords - also entered into by Australia, Canada, Japan, Luxembourg, Italy, UAE, UK, Ukraine, South Korea and New Zealand...
... would have seemed impossible! Yet this is where we find ourselves today. As evidenced by the limited take-up of NASA’s Artemis Accords (see ROOM #28, 2021), it is no longer as easy to get universal acceptance for space-related laws as it was in 1967...
... anytime soon, but the country signed up to the US-led Artemis Accords in June 2021. Meanwhile, its neighbour Australia, having founded its... own space agency just four years ago, signed with Artemis in late 2020. As these new space agencies assess ...
... resources for commercial benefit, as evidenced by the Commercial Space Launch Competitiveness Act of 2015 and the pending Artemis Accords. Likewise, events such as India’s 2019 Shakti anti-satellite test (ASAT) and Russia’s alleged Kosmos-2543...
... opening of the frontier. From space resources laws to the recent Artemis Accords, some have shown real vision, and yet, as one of the authors of the Accords admitted, what they are putting down is merely the ‘floor’ for...
...also aligns well with recent laws and initiatives promoting the commercial use of space, such as the Artemis Accords. As a voluntary cooperative, membership would be open to anyone. Moreover, the LDC’s revenue model imposes no economic cost – neither...