... Uses of Outer Space (COPUOS) as a permanent body, which had 24 members at the time. It has now grown to 84 members. Non-appropriation of outer space Adherence to academic discussion does not yield any useful results in the practice of carrying out...
...law, we have established principles governing the status of outer space (in particular the freedom of use of outer space, non-appropriation of space, state responsibility and liability) and they shall not be touched. The key principles of the concept...
... of nations took a major step to promote the peaceful exploration and use of outer space by the adoption of the non-appropriation doctrine. Article II of the Treaty provides: “Outer space, including the Moon and other celestial bodies, is not...
... Astronautical Congress (IAC) in Bremen the exclusion of smaller bodies from the non-appropriation regime has been discussed, thus making them fully appropriable (‘smaller’ was defined as up to around 600 km, which is the size of the asteroid...
... which would allow a fair and satisfying use of space resources. If we follow current legal framework, we encounter an imperative ‘non-appropriation” principle, as well as the principle for using outer space for peaceful purposes and for the “benefit...
... NewSpace companies that intend to commercialise this field of space activities. What will happen tomorrow to the principle of non-appropriation, to the notion of common heritage? No one can reasonably say. The fact remains that, in its current state...