... resolution is the idea of early talks at the Conference on Disarmament in Geneva with a view to drafting and adopting a binding international treaty to prevent the placement of arms in outer space and the threat or use of force against outer space...
... incentivize it to maximise the environmental, social and economic wellbeing of the Moon. The LDC does not require an international treaty or regime to get started but instead can evolve from the bottom up and adapt to changing circumstances...
...the US to regain a crew launch capability that has been absent since the end of the Shuttle programme. At an international level cooperation between countries remains highly driven by geopolitical interests In addition, over the past decade, multiple...
... Artemis Accords. Further, US diplomats should work to evolve these policies into norms, with the hope of shaping international customary law. In that vein, the United States should also be prepared to challenge, through diplomacy or show of force...
... will mark a significant tangible step in the foundation of Asgardia, which is independent of any country on Earth but subject to international law. The nano satellite will be a marker for the nation and become the foundation stone of a permanent...
..., Boeing and CASIS have worked together to fund 11 separate innovative startups through MassChallenge. Boeing is the the International Space Station prime contractor, responsible for designing, building and processing the American modules and the...