space law
12th Annual Nebraska Space Law Conference: Global Perspectives on US Space Law and Policy
For the 12th year the University of Nebraska Space, Cyber, and Telecommunications Law program will host their annual Space Law conference in Washington DC. Topics include ‘Commercial Space Legislation: US and Global Developments,’ R…
Military Space USA
SMi Group, organizers of Global MilSatcom, are proud to present the Military Space USA conference and exhibition; convening in Los Angeles on June 11th and 12th 2019.
Featuring high level briefings from senior leadership across industry, g…
Op-ed | Where does space begin? The decades-long legal mission to find the border between air and space
No one at present can say with certainty – from a legal perspective – where the “Earth” ends and where “outer space” begins.
11th Annual University of Nebraska Washington, D.C. Space Law Conference: “Intersections of Commercial and National Security Space”
The University of Nebraska College of Law’s 11th Annual Washington D.C. Space Law Conference, “Intersections of Commercial and National Security Space,” will be held at the National Press Club on September 21st from 10:30AM-5:00PM. The confe…
2018 Space Law Symposium
The American Bar Association Forum on Air & Space Law holds its annual Space Law Symposium.
Outer Space for Development: Policy, Business and Regulatory Summit
Vieira de Almeida (VdA), in collaboration with the European Centre for Space Law (ECSL) and Nova Law School is organising an Outer Space for Development: Policy, Business and Regulatory Summit at VdA’s offices in Lisbon, on the 21st of May 2…
ECSL Practitioners’ Forum: Cyber Issues in Space – Legal Tools
The European Centre for Space Law (ECSL), was established under the auspices of the European Space Agency (ESA) in 1989, with a mandate to promote awareness, knowledge and the development of the legal framework relevant to space activities.
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Congress Defends Commercial Space Bill’s Resource Rights Provisions
With the biggest commercial space bill in more than a decade now signed into law, members of Congress and their staffs are now turning their attention to reports required by the new law as well as other legislation.
Op-ed | One Small Step for Space Resources
In the 1970s, Barry “Moon Man” McArdle sold lunar real estate for $1 per acre, with the caveat that rights were not yet secured. The space resources legislation President Obama just signed into law includes a similar proviso.
