September 2026
Who taxes space? - new challenges for the space economy
... ownership of outer space does not automatically extinguish its right to tax the income of its residents or of activities connected to objects registered under its authority. Europe’s Spaceport at Kourou, French Guiana. Although France has no space...
October 2026
Winning the Space Race at home
... to stagnate, as outer space is mankind’s future and is slowly gaining ground in security affairs. It is therefore important to raise two connected questions: what are the specific ways that emerging spacefaring nations like the Philippines may lose...
22 July 2016
The Week in Space: Business Digest, July 15-22
..., President of Inmarsat Aviation, said: “The European Aviation Network has been specifically engineered to meet the connectivity needs of the aviation industry and is a cornerstone in our expanding worldwide mobile cellular network. It will offer...
04 June 2020
Mega constellations and their impact on astronomy
... restricted to countries that could be classed as ‘developing.’ Indeed some areas of the UK also suffer from poor broadband connection, albeit not perhaps to the same degree as those in rural Africa for example; a continent with which I have...
26 October 2020
Satellite imagery and broadband to create $4 billion EO market by 2029
... with a holistic assessment of the solutions coming to market in the next 10 years." "At a time when the advancements in connectivity brought by new Low Earth Orbit (LEO) constellations are poised to transform the precision agriculture market...
18 November 2020
AstroAgency secures funding for Scottish Space Leadership Council
...." The SSLC was formed in 2016 as a voluntary, cross-sectoral representative organisation in response to the need for greater connection and collaboration within the Scottish and wider UK space community. The Council has evolved a reputation for...
