Fining DISH Network for debris sets a necessary precedent

The fine that DISH Network has agreed to pay for not properly disposing of one of its satellites is discussed. The fine is seen as a turning point in encouraging space operators to act responsibly when their satellites reach the end of their lives. The amount of the fine is not the main focus, but r...

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Published in:Aerospace America 2023-12, Vol.61 (11), p.104
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Space debris
Space exploration
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