... is internationally liable to other States or their nationals for damage caused by a space object of the launching State. Compliance with these international space law principles is imperative not only to maintain international peace and security but...
... would arguably qualify as such distress. Article 5 of the same treaty obliges States with reason to believe that a space object (or its component parts) that has returned to Earth “is of a hazardous or deleterious nature”, and there is an obligation...
... among the various actors. They advocate enhancing the registration of space objects, sharing information on space situational awareness (SSA) and promoting awareness of space sustainability to address the potential hazards arising from debris. The...
...solar and lunar gravity perturbations, satellites are expected to regularly correct their orbits. Also, as the population of space objects is increasing rapidly, satellites need to perform manoeuvres more often to prevent any risk of collision. These...
...will be the broadest and most diverse international human space exploration program in history, and the Artemis Accords...cover a number of aspects, including registration of space objects, release of scientific data, preserving heritage, ...
... Professor Russell Boyce, Director of UNSW Canberra Space. Along with contributing to UNSW Canberra Space’s research program by looking at ways to more accurately predict the orbits of space objects, Buccaneer will perform calibration experiments for...