... as a “reference standard for spacefaring nations in guiding compliance with Article IX of the Outer Space Treaty”. Under a later space law treaty, the Rescue and Return Agreement, States are obliged to share information on “conditions of distress...
... that idealistic but unrealistic proposals for a number of new space treaties and a dramatic new regulatory space regime would not be helpful to today’s space challenges. The objectives of the Global Space Governance study are to identify today’s new...
...operating the invaded facility is also required to be authorised by its state of nationality. From the perspective of the Outer Space Treaty, an invasion against the authorised facilities of a company is the same as an attack on the authorising state...
... they form the framework and the primary system of global space governance. The foundational agreement of the system is the 1967 Outer Space Treaty, which is the most adhered to space treaty. More importantly, it contains several principles that have...
... decades out of date. Today no one seems to believe seriously that any new widely agreed and sweeping space treaties are possible to negotiate and agree These agreements did not anticipate significant commercial activities...
... being a launching State - there is no restriction on it being “State of registry”. Further, under Article VIII of the Outer Space Treaty, it is the State of registry which has “jurisdiction and control” over a satellite. The Netherlands cannot claim...