..., since it falls under the sovereign sphere of the internal affairs of a State, the principle applies to space objects. Regarding space debris, there is a debate in the legal academic community as to whether it falls, or should fall, under the...
... surveillance and tracking: tracking active and inactive satellites and space debris, collectively known as resident space objects (RSO). The risks imposed by space debris proliferation highlight the need to adequately address the challenges posed...
... probability that they will interfere with each other Although the potential dangers of physical collisions between space objects and the contingent increase in orbital debris is a broad topic of interest across the...
...-energy lasers as part of its ballistic missile defence programme. These could easily be adapted for use against space objects and any state that has reached a reasonable technological level would be capable of acquiring some capacity in this...
... current discussion. Firstly, when we consider STM, we can only actively manage the trajectory of a small fraction of the space objects in orbit and orbital debris cannot be directed in any way. Ultimately, we will have to remove large legacy debris...
...solar energy as they promote international cooperation by sharing information about the flight and position of space objects, as well as the nature, conduct, locations and results of activities conducted by States Parties. Lastly, as SPS will require...