Space Activities by Breakaway Regions as a Source of Uncertainty in Space Law
Joshua Hasler Vol. 43 Associate Editor While the idea of a bustling commercial space sector once seemed like science fiction, […]
Preserving Humanity’s History on the Moon
Matthew Thornburg Vol. 40 Associate Editor There is a problem on the moon, which concerns humanity’s very identity. These high […]
Are the Non-appropriation Principle and the Current Regulatory Regime Governing Geostationary Orbit Equitable for All of Earth’s States?
Matthew Thornburg Vol. 40 Associate Editor Notions of fairness and common benefit ring throughout the body of international law governing […]
Can the U.S. Create a Space Force and Keep Its Commitments Under the Outer Space Treaty?
Lindsay Bernsen Wardlaw Vol. 40 Online Content Editor In March 2018, United States President Donald J. Trump publicly proposed the […]