November 2019
Space kaleidoscope - towards a genuine multi-messenger exploration
... spaceflight. Dr Langston holds a PhD in the History & Philosophy of Science; a JD with specialisation in Public International Law; an LLM in Air & Space Law; and a Space Studies Certificate in Physical Sciences from the ISU. She is a member of the...
October 2017
Can Australia’s space industry overcome years of political setback?
..., he participates in Model United Nations debating conferences and is an active member of the Australian Institute of International Affairs. His post-graduate ambitions include international law with a particular interest in international space law.
05 February 2020
Legal action could be used to stop Starlink ruining the night say astronomers
.... As such, it is the US government that is responsible for the harm caused by SpaceX’s satellites in orbit. Accordingly, under this international law, any country that suffers harm by Starlink can sue the United States government in the...
September 2016
Moon or Mars - how logical is NASA’s next step?
... by Holland in terms of wealth and financial sophistication. The extension of legal rights, which may or may not violate international law, has armed commercial actors who have the capacity to disrupt the status quo And while Christopher...
January 2018
Space nation's first orbiting satellite
... the Activities of States in the Exploration and Uses of Outer Space) but has become a fundamental principle of international law applicable to all states. Asgardia’s first satellite launch means the nation is exercising its freedom in outer space...
February 2021
Cyber and Space – the role of the cyber-range
...the answer to dealing with the resultant issues lies with international - and perhaps legally binding - acceptance of norms of...and agreeing, key terminology upon which we may build new international laws and treaties is no easy task for space and/or ...
