... parliament since June 2018. Mahulena Hofmann explains why Luxembourg needs a space legislation and provides an update on progress. The international treaties on space activities which are binding upon Luxembourg do not make operators internationally...
... and inevitable, so we need to think more broadly about how we properly legislate, regulate and nurture the future of space. Forgive the pun, but the commercialisation of space is currently happening in a vacuum: a vacuum of law and regulation. Once...
...for a future living beyond Earth. A key pillar to this vision is manufacturing. In the harsh and unforgiving environment of space, robust, secure and sustainable manufacturing processes are crucial. The ambitious goal of preparing humanity for living...
...should not be overlooked. On the contrary: they may be more decisive to private companies than the identified incentives in space legislation. One fine example is the Isle of Man’s policy. This British Crown Dependency provides several advantages for...
... to help protect the increasingly crowded near-Earth orbital environment. Its ‘Plan for Space Sustainability’ includes a review of secondary legislation and associated regulations, with a specific focus on orbital constellations which are rapidly...
... such is not the case. It goes beyond the traditional argument that the letters of international legislation governing activities in outer space are either not accepted by the respective countries (Moon Agreement) or are too general and too...