...)? UNOOSA was constituted as a part of the UN in 1958, 14 years after the formation of ICAO. Its purpose was to promote international cooperation in the peaceful use and exploration of space, and in the utilisation of space science and technology for...
... of space activities are widely distributed and contribute to global scientific and economic progress International cooperation also fosters a collaborative environment that encourages the exchange of ideas and stimulates technological advancements...
..., it is interesting to ask whether urgent global challenges such as climate change and space debris can help drive international cooperation in space. The world has already seen 1.2 degrees Celsius of warming and is well on its way to two degrees...
... that does not sit well with US Congress – China says it has plans to carry out more in-depth international cooperation on its space station, making it a space lab for the benefit of all humanity. "The construction of China's space...
... states: “All space actors must behave responsibly to ensure sustainable use of outer space. For this again, international cooperation is necessary and advanced space-faring nations should consider capacity building for the long-term sustainability...
... in Earth orbit. In order to create an effective form of protection against space risks, it’s necessary to ensure close international cooperation. Any unilateral action by a single country, even the richest or the most technologically advanced, can...