If you follow the debates in space law regarding ownership of asteroids and other solar ...latest in Haynes’ repurposing of its long-running series to inform its readership about space topics. As such it has probably won the prize for ‘book with the...
... Private entities cannot work outside the international framework of space law. Ultimately, states are responsible for the space activities of their nationals as private space activities are subject to authorisation and continuous supervision, as per...
... Indian space programme. He has a Master in Space Technology (Erasmus Mundus, Sweden), a Master in Space Techniques and Instrumentation (France) and a Master in Space Telecom Laws from the Center for Air Space Law of NALSAR Law University, Hyderabad...
.... 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...
.... The satellite servicing industry presents unique challenges, including the fact that current space law forbids a nation from touching the space objects launched by another nation. An international body, possibly financed by a waste disposal tax...
...for any damage that occurs internationally and in outer space. The project is creating a new framework for ownership and nationhood in space, which will adapt current outer space laws governing responsibility, private ownership and enterprise so they...