Long-Term Sustainability of Outer Space Activities and Space Traffic Management

This research addresses the critical importance of long-term sustainability and coordinated management of space traffic in the era of rapidly increasing space activities. It focuses on the necessity for globally coordinated action and robust legal frameworks to ensure operational, feasible, and enfo...

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Published in:Advanced space law (Online) 2023-12, Vol.12, p.82-86
Main Author: Stelmakh-Drescher, Olga
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