Space Law: the Present and the Future

Halunko, Valentyn

doi:10.29202/asl/2019/3/3

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“…Trade regulation factors in outer space, as well as the legal aspects of the militarization of outer space and space debris have been clarified. The tasks of the space law, considered by Halunko, such as: standardization of legal space terms, approval of private space law, stimulation of private capital involvement in space programs, development of the theory of the right to use space bodies, regulation of the rights and legitimate interests of space tourists, development of sanctions agreed by the world community for violation of space law, subjects and procedures for their application deserve special attention (Halunko, 2019).…”

Section: The Modern Basics Of the Space Lawmentioning

confidence: 99%

Unmanned Spacecrafts and Space Drones as the Challenges for Space Law

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In the article, the authors considered the challenges for space law, which are created by the intensive development of production technologies of unmanned spacecrafts and space drones, as well as their use in the space industry. The authors clarified the term "space object", which is used in the Space Law. This helped reveal the difference between the terms "unmanned spacecrafts" and "space drones", which are synonymous in the Air Law. The authors investigated the basics of the space law and proved that in the existing formulations, the space law is not able to regulate the modern space exploration. Based on the study, the authors proposed: (1) to consolidate the influence of public organizations created in the space industry and specializing in the space exploration in the space law; (2) to change approaches to space law; space law should be considered as an effective regulator capable of ensuring the sustainable development of the mankind;. (3) under the space law, to create a holistic concept for using all types of space object on the Low Earth Orbit.

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Section: The Modern Basics Of the Space Lawmentioning

confidence: 99%

Unmanned Spacecrafts and Space Drones as the Challenges for Space Law

Вишновецька¹,

Вишновецкая²,

Vyshnovetska³

et al. 2020

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“…A legal and regulatory framework has been modified to stimulate space commercialization. The stages of space law development are discussed in the research of Valentyn Halunko (Halunko, 2019), Larysa Soroka , etc. Larysa Soroka and Kseniia Kurkova explored the specifics of the legal regulation of the use and development of artificial intelligence for the space area .…”

Section: Commercial Space Exploration: Present State and Prospects Fomentioning

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The authors investigated the relevance of consequentialism in commercial space exploration as well as in the actively developing space market. The authors conclude that space expansion and colonization of space objects will lead to a revision of the foundational consequentialism provisions. Consequentialism, formed during the history of terrestrial civilization, loses its effectiveness under conditions of space commercialization. The basics of planetary thinking are different from those of cosmic thinking. Therefore, considering the meaning of the terms "cosmic expansion" and "colonization of the cosmos" through the existing theory of consequentialism faces serious contradictions. There is a range of problems that are not explored in modern philosophy and ethics due to the lack of an empirical basis for philosophical analysis.

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“…A legal and regulatory framework has been modified to stimulate space commercialization. The stages of space law development are discussed in the research of Valentyn Halunko (Halunko, 2019), Larysa Soroka (Soroka & Kurkova, 2019), etc. Larysa Soroka and Kseniia Kurkova explored the specifics of the legal regulation of the use and development of artificial intelligence for the space area (Soroka & Kurkova, 2019).…”

Section: Commercial Space Exploration: Present State and Prospects Fomentioning

confidence: 99%