September 2016
URBOCOP: saving planet Earth
.... It is dangerous to bring our ancient and very real earthly squabbles to space, and international space law must not become a ‘rule of force’ in our earthly understanding. The right to space and its resources must belong to our entire small world...
October 2017
Can Australia’s space industry overcome years of political setback?
...stations has contributed to the evolution of Australia’s role in international space activities. The 1960s were also defi ned by the Australian government... ambitions include international law with a particular interest in international space law.
August 2020
Opportunities for young people in the space sector
...throughout the year, deliver training for future scientists and engineers in the space sector and also educate on topics such as space debris and space law. The Agency’s technical competitions challenge university students across Europe to design and...
January 2021
Safeguarding space - lessons from decommissioning in the energy industry
... the lessons from terrestrial industries before a catastrophic and expensive disaster in space occurs. About the authors Christopher Newman is Professor of Space Law & Policy at Northumbria University in Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. He has been active...
17 October 2015
ROOM at the 66th International Astronautical Congress in Israel
...COPUOS Dumitru-Dorin Prunariu, Director of the Harwell Oxford Space Cluster Barbara Ghinelli, Head of ESA’s Technology Transfer ...Associate Director at the Centre for Research of Air and Space Law and one of our featured authors in our latest print...
21 June 2021
Space Debris Peril
... debris mitigation and Active Debris Removal (ADR). The volume ends with sections on space law, risk assessment and mitigation (including insurance) and space governance aspects. Most chapters end with a list of acronyms, a glossary, further reading...
