Regulation and standards are imperative to the success of novel space technology and activities, government and industry officials said on a Wednesday panel at the Satellite 2023 conference.
The panelists noted that there are no standardized processes to authorize and supervise private sector activities in space. Furthermore, the existing regulation and space architecture is too outdated to handle issues arising from novel space technology and activity.
What’s Happening in Space Policy March 19-25, 2023 – SpacePolicyOnline.com
The week begins and ends with events highlighting the 40th anniversary of President Ronald Reagan’s “Star Wars” speech that kicked off the Strategic Defense Initiative.
SDI was intended to be a layered non-nuclear missile defense system to protect the United States and its allies from Soviet nuclear missiles.
Protecting Earth's Orbit: Scientists Urge Global Action To Eliminate Hazardous Space Debris
By University of Plymouth March 19, 2023 Scientists are calling for a legally-binding treaty to protect Earth's orbit from irreparable harm caused by the expansion of the global space industry.
A collaboration led by the University of Plymouth has urged leaders to learn lessons from the management of the High Seas and act to protect Earth's orbit.
EgSA signs MoU with BIRA-IASB to leverage Space Technology
Egyptian Space Agency (EgSA) and the Royal Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy (BIRA-IASB) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to advance collaborative efforts in space science and satellite infrastructural development for socio-economic benefits.
According to the Egyptian ambassador to Belgium and the European Union, Badr Abdel-Aty, the MoU will foster cooperative efforts between the two countries in space science and reflect the continuous bilateral relations between Egypt and Belgium in various fields.
USC lab developing tech to service satellites in space
"Instead of sending satellites up where, 'If they work great.
He's in charge of the innovation lab and says that's truly the next step in the world of aerospace. Most of the testing is related to what's known as "rendezvous and proximity operations."
In other words, getting up close and personal with other objects floating through space that can weigh upwards of two tons.
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