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  1. @1a1nC
    Yes, exactly. How does the US FCC become the world’s space regulator? Another question: are non-US satellites & space-things also regulated by the US FCC? How is the regulation of ‘space’ regulated in general? 🤔

    #space #spaceRegulation #USFCC #US_FCC

    @sundogplanets

  2. @1a1nC
    Yes, exactly. How does the US FCC become the world’s space regulator? Another question: are non-US satellites & space-things also regulated by the US FCC? How is the regulation of ‘space’ regulated in general? 🤔

    #space #spaceRegulation #USFCC #US_FCC

    @sundogplanets

  3. @1a1nC
    Yes, exactly. How does the US FCC become the world’s space regulator? Another question: are non-US satellites & space-things also regulated by the US FCC? How is the regulation of ‘space’ regulated in general? 🤔

    #space #spaceRegulation #USFCC #US_FCC

    @sundogplanets

  4. @1a1nC
    Yes, exactly. How does the US FCC become the world’s space regulator? Another question: are non-US satellites & space-things also regulated by the US FCC? How is the regulation of ‘space’ regulated in general? 🤔

    #space #spaceRegulation #USFCC #US_FCC

    @sundogplanets

  5. @1a1nC
    Yes, exactly. How does the US FCC become the world’s space regulator? Another question: are non-US satellites & space-things also regulated by the US FCC? How is the regulation of ‘space’ regulated in general? 🤔

    #space #spaceRegulation #USFCC #US_FCC

    @sundogplanets

  6. There are no binding #international rules governing the management and prevention of the growth of debris in space 🌌. Space-faring countries have established #guidelines, but they are not sufficient to guarantee a #sustainable space environment. internationalinsurance.org/ins

    #SpaceDebris #insurance #SpaceRegulation

  7. There are no binding #international rules governing the management and prevention of the growth of debris in space 🌌. Space-faring countries have established #guidelines, but they are not sufficient to guarantee a #sustainable space environment. internationalinsurance.org/ins

    #SpaceDebris #insurance #SpaceRegulation

  8. There are no binding #international rules governing the management and prevention of the growth of debris in space 🌌. Space-faring countries have established #guidelines, but they are not sufficient to guarantee a #sustainable space environment. internationalinsurance.org/ins

    #SpaceDebris #insurance #SpaceRegulation

  9. There are no binding #international rules governing the management and prevention of the growth of debris in space 🌌. Space-faring countries have established #guidelines, but they are not sufficient to guarantee a #sustainable space environment. internationalinsurance.org/ins

    #SpaceDebris #insurance #SpaceRegulation

  10. There are no binding #international rules governing the management and prevention of the growth of debris in space 🌌. Space-faring countries have established #guidelines, but they are not sufficient to guarantee a #sustainable space environment. internationalinsurance.org/ins

    #SpaceDebris #insurance #SpaceRegulation

  11. The management of common pool resources depends crucially on the existence and effectiveness of the #rules and institutions to govern their use.
    For #space activities, this translates into human activities potentially littering Earth’s orbits beyond sustainable limits, creating #SpaceDebris that could reduce the value of space activities by increasing the risk of damaging collisions 💥 and requiring mitigation actions. oecd.org/content/dam/oecd/en/p

    #OECD #SpaceRegulation #sustainability

  12. The management of common pool resources depends crucially on the existence and effectiveness of the #rules and institutions to govern their use.
    For #space activities, this translates into human activities potentially littering Earth’s orbits beyond sustainable limits, creating #SpaceDebris that could reduce the value of space activities by increasing the risk of damaging collisions 💥 and requiring mitigation actions. oecd.org/content/dam/oecd/en/p

    #OECD #SpaceRegulation #sustainability

  13. The management of common pool resources depends crucially on the existence and effectiveness of the #rules and institutions to govern their use.
    For #space activities, this translates into human activities potentially littering Earth’s orbits beyond sustainable limits, creating #SpaceDebris that could reduce the value of space activities by increasing the risk of damaging collisions 💥 and requiring mitigation actions. oecd.org/content/dam/oecd/en/p

    #OECD #SpaceRegulation #sustainability

  14. The management of common pool resources depends crucially on the existence and effectiveness of the #rules and institutions to govern their use.
    For #space activities, this translates into human activities potentially littering Earth’s orbits beyond sustainable limits, creating #SpaceDebris that could reduce the value of space activities by increasing the risk of damaging collisions 💥 and requiring mitigation actions. oecd.org/content/dam/oecd/en/p

    #OECD #SpaceRegulation #sustainability

  15. The management of common pool resources depends crucially on the existence and effectiveness of the #rules and institutions to govern their use.
    For #space activities, this translates into human activities potentially littering Earth’s orbits beyond sustainable limits, creating #SpaceDebris that could reduce the value of space activities by increasing the risk of damaging collisions 💥 and requiring mitigation actions. oecd.org/content/dam/oecd/en/p

    #OECD #SpaceRegulation #sustainability

  16. Uncontrolled reentries of space objects create a collision 💥 risk with aircraft ✈️ in flight. The highest-density regions have a 0.8% chance per year of being affected. This rate rises to 26% 📊 for larger areas of #airspace, such as that found in the #US 🇺🇸 , #Europe 🇪🇺, or around major cities in the #AsiaPacific 🇸🇬🇭🇰 🇹🇭🇨🇳 🇦🇺 region. The collision risk could be mitigated if controlled reentries into the ocean were required for all missions. nature.com/articles/s41598-024

    #SpaceDebris #SpaceRegulation

  17. Uncontrolled reentries of space objects create a collision 💥 risk with aircraft ✈️ in flight. The highest-density regions have a 0.8% chance per year of being affected. This rate rises to 26% 📊 for larger areas of #airspace, such as that found in the #US 🇺🇸 , #Europe 🇪🇺, or around major cities in the #AsiaPacific 🇸🇬🇭🇰 🇹🇭🇨🇳 🇦🇺 region. The collision risk could be mitigated if controlled reentries into the ocean were required for all missions. nature.com/articles/s41598-024

    #SpaceDebris #SpaceRegulation

  18. Uncontrolled reentries of space objects create a collision 💥 risk with aircraft ✈️ in flight. The highest-density regions have a 0.8% chance per year of being affected. This rate rises to 26% 📊 for larger areas of #airspace, such as that found in the #US 🇺🇸 , #Europe 🇪🇺, or around major cities in the #AsiaPacific 🇸🇬🇭🇰 🇹🇭🇨🇳 🇦🇺 region. The collision risk could be mitigated if controlled reentries into the ocean were required for all missions. nature.com/articles/s41598-024

    #SpaceDebris #SpaceRegulation

  19. Uncontrolled reentries of space objects create a collision 💥 risk with aircraft ✈️ in flight. The highest-density regions have a 0.8% chance per year of being affected. This rate rises to 26% 📊 for larger areas of #airspace, such as that found in the #US 🇺🇸 , #Europe 🇪🇺, or around major cities in the #AsiaPacific 🇸🇬🇭🇰 🇹🇭🇨🇳 🇦🇺 region. The collision risk could be mitigated if controlled reentries into the ocean were required for all missions. nature.com/articles/s41598-024

    #SpaceDebris #SpaceRegulation

  20. Uncontrolled reentries of space objects create a collision 💥 risk with aircraft ✈️ in flight. The highest-density regions have a 0.8% chance per year of being affected. This rate rises to 26% 📊 for larger areas of #airspace, such as that found in the #US 🇺🇸 , #Europe 🇪🇺, or around major cities in the #AsiaPacific 🇸🇬🇭🇰 🇹🇭🇨🇳 🇦🇺 region. The collision risk could be mitigated if controlled reentries into the ocean were required for all missions. nature.com/articles/s41598-024

    #SpaceDebris #SpaceRegulation

  21. Around 100 nations are involved in varying levels of #space activity. Since the 1950s, almost 20,000 #satellites 🛰️ have been launched into Earth’s orbit. These satellites bring immense benefits to #society, from monitoring ecosystems and supporting global #communications, to facilitating services such as satellite #television and contactless bank card payments. However,...plymouth.ac.uk/news/a-sustaina

    #SpaceDebris #SpaceRegulation #UnitedNations #UNOOSA

  22. Around 100 nations are involved in varying levels of #space activity. Since the 1950s, almost 20,000 #satellites 🛰️ have been launched into Earth’s orbit. These satellites bring immense benefits to #society, from monitoring ecosystems and supporting global #communications, to facilitating services such as satellite #television and contactless bank card payments. However,...plymouth.ac.uk/news/a-sustaina

    #SpaceDebris #SpaceRegulation #UnitedNations #UNOOSA

  23. Around 100 nations are involved in varying levels of #space activity. Since the 1950s, almost 20,000 #satellites 🛰️ have been launched into Earth’s orbit. These satellites bring immense benefits to #society, from monitoring ecosystems and supporting global #communications, to facilitating services such as satellite #television and contactless bank card payments. However,...plymouth.ac.uk/news/a-sustaina

    #SpaceDebris #SpaceRegulation #UnitedNations #UNOOSA

  24. Around 100 nations are involved in varying levels of #space activity. Since the 1950s, almost 20,000 #satellites 🛰️ have been launched into Earth’s orbit. These satellites bring immense benefits to #society, from monitoring ecosystems and supporting global #communications, to facilitating services such as satellite #television and contactless bank card payments. However,...plymouth.ac.uk/news/a-sustaina

    #SpaceDebris #SpaceRegulation #UnitedNations #UNOOSA

  25. Around 100 nations are involved in varying levels of #space activity. Since the 1950s, almost 20,000 #satellites 🛰️ have been launched into Earth’s orbit. These satellites bring immense benefits to #society, from monitoring ecosystems and supporting global #communications, to facilitating services such as satellite #television and contactless bank card payments. However,...plymouth.ac.uk/news/a-sustaina

    #SpaceDebris #SpaceRegulation #UnitedNations #UNOOSA

  26. #BlueOrigin appears to be publicly signaling the #FAA and other regulatory agencies that it believes #NewGlenn is ready to fly, pending approval 📝 to conduct a hot fire test at Launch Complex-36, and then for a liftoff from Florida arstechnica.com/space/2024/12/

    #SpaceRegulation #bureaucracy

  27. #BlueOrigin appears to be publicly signaling the #FAA and other regulatory agencies that it believes #NewGlenn is ready to fly, pending approval 📝 to conduct a hot fire test at Launch Complex-36, and then for a liftoff from Florida arstechnica.com/space/2024/12/

    #SpaceRegulation #bureaucracy

  28. #BlueOrigin appears to be publicly signaling the #FAA and other regulatory agencies that it believes #NewGlenn is ready to fly, pending approval 📝 to conduct a hot fire test at Launch Complex-36, and then for a liftoff from Florida arstechnica.com/space/2024/12/

    #SpaceRegulation #bureaucracy

  29. #BlueOrigin appears to be publicly signaling the #FAA and other regulatory agencies that it believes #NewGlenn is ready to fly, pending approval 📝 to conduct a hot fire test at Launch Complex-36, and then for a liftoff from Florida arstechnica.com/space/2024/12/

    #SpaceRegulation #bureaucracy

  30. #BlueOrigin appears to be publicly signaling the #FAA and other regulatory agencies that it believes #NewGlenn is ready to fly, pending approval 📝 to conduct a hot fire test at Launch Complex-36, and then for a liftoff from Florida arstechnica.com/space/2024/12/

    #SpaceRegulation #bureaucracy

  31. Collision-avoidance maneuvers are not uncommon around the #moon 🌙. The #Korea 🇰🇷 Aerospace Research Institute (#KARI) received 40 "red alarms" of potential collisions 💥. There is currently no international protocol to resolve collision risks. "Sometimes, we did not have the contact information of the responsible personnel, and network security issues occasionally prevented email exchanges" space.com/space-exploration/la

    #SpaceRegulation #CollisionAvoidance

  32. Collision-avoidance maneuvers are not uncommon around the #moon 🌙. The #Korea 🇰🇷 Aerospace Research Institute (#KARI) received 40 "red alarms" of potential collisions 💥. There is currently no international protocol to resolve collision risks. "Sometimes, we did not have the contact information of the responsible personnel, and network security issues occasionally prevented email exchanges" space.com/space-exploration/la

    #SpaceRegulation #CollisionAvoidance

  33. Collision-avoidance maneuvers are not uncommon around the #moon 🌙. The #Korea 🇰🇷 Aerospace Research Institute (#KARI) received 40 "red alarms" of potential collisions 💥. There is currently no international protocol to resolve collision risks. "Sometimes, we did not have the contact information of the responsible personnel, and network security issues occasionally prevented email exchanges" space.com/space-exploration/la

    #SpaceRegulation #CollisionAvoidance

  34. Collision-avoidance maneuvers are not uncommon around the #moon 🌙. The #Korea 🇰🇷 Aerospace Research Institute (#KARI) received 40 "red alarms" of potential collisions 💥. There is currently no international protocol to resolve collision risks. "Sometimes, we did not have the contact information of the responsible personnel, and network security issues occasionally prevented email exchanges" space.com/space-exploration/la

    #SpaceRegulation #CollisionAvoidance

  35. Collision-avoidance maneuvers are not uncommon around the #moon 🌙. The #Korea 🇰🇷 Aerospace Research Institute (#KARI) received 40 "red alarms" of potential collisions 💥. There is currently no international protocol to resolve collision risks. "Sometimes, we did not have the contact information of the responsible personnel, and network security issues occasionally prevented email exchanges" space.com/space-exploration/la

    #SpaceRegulation #CollisionAvoidance

  36. The world needs a new convention governing space conduct. Treaties forged in the 1960s and 1970s prohibit 🚫 countries from touching another’s material. An exception for cleaning up trash is in order, along with general rules about orbital cleanliness and garbage disposal 🗑️ washingtonpost.com/opinions/in

    #SpaceDebris #SpaceRegulation #SpacePolitics

  37. The world needs a new convention governing space conduct. Treaties forged in the 1960s and 1970s prohibit 🚫 countries from touching another’s material. An exception for cleaning up trash is in order, along with general rules about orbital cleanliness and garbage disposal 🗑️ washingtonpost.com/opinions/in

    #SpaceDebris #SpaceRegulation #SpacePolitics

  38. The world needs a new convention governing space conduct. Treaties forged in the 1960s and 1970s prohibit 🚫 countries from touching another’s material. An exception for cleaning up trash is in order, along with general rules about orbital cleanliness and garbage disposal 🗑️ washingtonpost.com/opinions/in

    #SpaceDebris #SpaceRegulation #SpacePolitics

  39. The world needs a new convention governing space conduct. Treaties forged in the 1960s and 1970s prohibit 🚫 countries from touching another’s material. An exception for cleaning up trash is in order, along with general rules about orbital cleanliness and garbage disposal 🗑️ washingtonpost.com/opinions/in

    #SpaceDebris #SpaceRegulation #SpacePolitics

  40. The world needs a new convention governing space conduct. Treaties forged in the 1960s and 1970s prohibit 🚫 countries from touching another’s material. An exception for cleaning up trash is in order, along with general rules about orbital cleanliness and garbage disposal 🗑️ washingtonpost.com/opinions/in

    #SpaceDebris #SpaceRegulation #SpacePolitics

  41. #Newsom indicated he broadly agreed with the lawsuit and that the independent agency should have confined its debate to the merits of the permit rather than engage in a discussion of #Musk’s political activities. politico.com/news/2024/10/18/e

    #SpacePolitics #SpaceRegulation

  42. #Newsom indicated he broadly agreed with the lawsuit and that the independent agency should have confined its debate to the merits of the permit rather than engage in a discussion of #Musk’s political activities. politico.com/news/2024/10/18/e

    #SpacePolitics #SpaceRegulation

  43. #Newsom indicated he broadly agreed with the lawsuit and that the independent agency should have confined its debate to the merits of the permit rather than engage in a discussion of #Musk’s political activities. politico.com/news/2024/10/18/e

    #SpacePolitics #SpaceRegulation

  44. #Newsom indicated he broadly agreed with the lawsuit and that the independent agency should have confined its debate to the merits of the permit rather than engage in a discussion of #Musk’s political activities. politico.com/news/2024/10/18/e

    #SpacePolitics #SpaceRegulation

  45. #Newsom indicated he broadly agreed with the lawsuit and that the independent agency should have confined its debate to the merits of the permit rather than engage in a discussion of #Musk’s political activities. politico.com/news/2024/10/18/e

    #SpacePolitics #SpaceRegulation

  46. #SpaceX has sued a #California commission in federal court, accusing panel members of #political bias in blocking the space venture company from increasing 📈 the number of rockets it launches from a U.S. air base in the state. The commission on Wednesday declined to comment. reuters.com/legal/musks-spacex

    #SpacePolitics #SpaceRegulation

  47. #SpaceX has sued a #California commission in federal court, accusing panel members of #political bias in blocking the space venture company from increasing 📈 the number of rockets it launches from a U.S. air base in the state. The commission on Wednesday declined to comment. reuters.com/legal/musks-spacex

    #SpacePolitics #SpaceRegulation

  48. #SpaceX has sued a #California commission in federal court, accusing panel members of #political bias in blocking the space venture company from increasing 📈 the number of rockets it launches from a U.S. air base in the state. The commission on Wednesday declined to comment. reuters.com/legal/musks-spacex

    #SpacePolitics #SpaceRegulation

  49. #SpaceX has sued a #California commission in federal court, accusing panel members of #political bias in blocking the space venture company from increasing 📈 the number of rockets it launches from a U.S. air base in the state. The commission on Wednesday declined to comment. reuters.com/legal/musks-spacex

    #SpacePolitics #SpaceRegulation

  50. #SpaceX has sued a #California commission in federal court, accusing panel members of #political bias in blocking the space venture company from increasing 📈 the number of rockets it launches from a U.S. air base in the state. The commission on Wednesday declined to comment. reuters.com/legal/musks-spacex

    #SpacePolitics #SpaceRegulation