DART MISSION: HUMANITY’S FIRST STEP TOWARDS PLANETARY DEFENSE
DART MISSION: HUMANITY’S FIRST STEP TOWARDS PLANETARY DEFENSE
DART MISSION: HUMANITY’S FIRST STEP TOWARDS PLANETARY DEFENSE
In the space sector, AI is here to stay. However, as AI applications enhance satellite management and deep-space missions, they also introduce unique technical, security-related, legal and ethical implications that demand ad hoc and cooperative solutions to harness AI's full potential.
From Earth Observation to Sustainable Development: Nations in the Global South are leveraging space technology to address pressing challenges unique to their regions. This post explores how countries like India, Indonesia, and Mexico are paving the way, using space for development and resilience.
Remote sensing data from satellites offers a powerful tool for environmental monitoring, aiding legal proceedings in enforcing environmental laws. However, the application of this data entails legal and technical challenges, often hindering its potential.
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Near Earth Object Project Group Home Team Projects & Publications Vacancies Newsletter Blogs Collaborations welcome Onboard
Near Earth Object Project Group Home Team Projects & Publications Vacancies Newsletter Blogs Collaborations welcome Onboard The Near Earth Object (NEO) project group is assisting the global planetary defence community in tackling one of nature's most significant challenges: near-earth objects (NEOs). While NEOs pose major risks to humanity, they [...]
As humanity ventures beyond Earth and begins to consider outer space as a potential site for permanent settlements, the legal framework must evolve to address new challenges. To guarantee and safeguard human rights, the creation of lex specialis is crucial.
Space resource utilisation is no longer a distant dream. As our quest to explore and settle the cosmos intensifies, the need for robust legal frameworks to govern space activities, including manage resource extraction, ensure fair access, and promote international cooperation, is increasingly critical.
From woodworking to optometry and even house painting, Marie shares how she navigated through an array of interests to finally discover her passion for space, becoming a law student at the University of Cologne and an advocate for women in aerospace.