... undertaking and consider some of the legal and technical challenges. Since the end of the 1960s, the United States and, subsequently, other countries such as China and Japan, have been interested in harnessing solar energy in outer...
... only country that had such advanced technology was Israel, along with external powers such as the United States, France, and Russia. On top of the growing number of Middle East countries acquiring highresolution Earth observation satellites...
... that are embodied in national space laws, in particular from Australia, France, the United Kingdom (UK) and the United States (US), as well as considering states lacking a generic space law and the impact of other regulatory elements besides space...
... minutes from ‘Doomsday’, as the Soviet Union and the United States tested new hydrogen weapons. In July 2014, commenting on the state of the world, the former US Secretary of State Madame Madeleine Albright acknowledged, “To put it mildly, the world...
... 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 to the Moon for long-term exploration and utilisation”, and...
... notably, it is much cheaper to give a space tourist from Europe a round-trip plane ticket to visit one of the United States spaceports than spend time and money developing spaceport infrastructure and applying for spaceplane certification in Europe...