March 2016
Space Mining – the Reality of Tomorrow?
...Outer space, including the moon and other celestial bodies, shall be free for exploration and use by all States without discrimination of any kind, on a basis of equality and in accordance with international law, and there shall be free access to all...
February 2017
Opening up the infinite frontier
... culture from the dawn of industrial civilisation. Prime among these is the idea that, while a specific framework of laws and restrictions is completely necessary to protect life in the closed system of planet Earth, once we break out into the...
November 2019
Space kaleidoscope - towards a genuine multi-messenger exploration
.... 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 International...
October 2020
Essential role of satellites in disaster and pandemic management
... Malak Trabelsi Loeb is a senior legal associate specialising in international business law and international space law, entrepreneur, futurist, strategist, adjudicator and international commercial arbitrator. Mrs Loeb is a lecturer in International...
16 March 2018
CSUN undergraduate published in Room, The Space Journal
..., industry and academia. Perez joined the council, as well as the space law and policy group, and worked with Napier and Cheney, ... information about running a school-wide campaign, school codes and laws that protect students,” Perez said. “When I came...
September 2016
Co-operating in space transcends national identity
... to bring about failure. Of course, Europe without its ‘borders’ but with its plethora of nationalities, institutions, organisations, laws and legislators has still not achieved the ultimate goal of its mission, so eloquently proposed by Schumann...
