Space Law

Exploring the legal realm of space, these articles are a collection of student, faculty and guest contributions designed to provide insight on the current state of space law.

Jane Pyastolova 9/21/23 Jane Pyastolova 9/21/23

Failure to Launch - Europe’s Threat to Independence

Adam Abdelaziz 8/25/23 Adam Abdelaziz 8/25/23

Japan’s Space Industry: A Story of Soaring Ambitions, Self-Destructing Satellites, and Hope

Andrea Thomas 6/21/23 Andrea Thomas 6/21/23

The Legality of Espionage in the Air and in Outer Space During Peacetime

Alex Ream 4/7/23 Alex Ream 4/7/23

The Current Geopolitical Effect on Space Law & the Lunar Gateway Project

André Blomquist 3/31/23 André Blomquist 3/31/23

Global Supply Chain Challenges and Navigating Dual-Use Regulation in the EU

André Blomquist 1/24/23 André Blomquist 1/24/23

Artemis Accords - A for Effort

Alex Ream 11/29/22 Alex Ream 11/29/22

Protecting Intellectual Property in Orbital Debris

Andrea Thomas 11/12/22 Andrea Thomas 11/12/22

Environmental Impacts of the Commercialization of Space

Andrea Thomas 10/14/22 Andrea Thomas 10/14/22

The Future of the International Space Station, a Partnership Without Russia

André Blomquist 10/7/22 André Blomquist 10/7/22

Cybersecurity of Satellites - The Bees in Space

Leah Schwartz 9/30/22 Leah Schwartz 9/30/22

How the New Race to the Moon Could Test the Boundaries of Current Space Law

Harrison Gowan 7/2/22 Harrison Gowan 7/2/22

The Excitement of Suborbital Flights like Virgin Galactic’s are Less and Less Exciting

Harrison Gowan 7/2/22 Harrison Gowan 7/2/22

Are Commercial Satellite Operators in Danger?

Harrison Gowan 7/2/22 Harrison Gowan 7/2/22

Legislative Update

Matthew Bulow 2/6/22 Matthew Bulow 2/6/22

The Billionaire Boys Club in Space: Another Large Leap for Humankind?

LJ Horan 1/10/22 LJ Horan 1/10/22

Air Travel During the COVID Pandemic: Are Vaccine Passports the Answer?

LJ Horan 4/17/21 LJ Horan 4/17/21

SpaceX’s Starlink – A Technology Beyond the Control of Authoritarian Regimes

Chelsea Reinhard 2/24/21 Chelsea Reinhard 2/24/21

Colorado Seeks to Secure Space Command as State’s Aerospace Industry Continues to Rise

Lauren Colantonio 2/17/21 Lauren Colantonio 2/17/21

Toward the Commercialization of Lunar Mining: Legal and Ethical Dilemmas

LJ Horan 2/15/21 LJ Horan 2/15/21

One Giant Leap to Moon Exploration - Eight Nations Sign onto NASA Artemis Program

Space Law

Failure to Launch - Europe’s Threat to Independence

Japan’s Space Industry: A Story of Soaring Ambitions, Self-Destructing Satellites, and Hope

The Legality of Espionage in the Air and in Outer Space During Peacetime

The Current Geopolitical Effect on Space Law & the Lunar Gateway Project

Global Supply Chain Challenges and Navigating Dual-Use Regulation in the EU

Artemis Accords - A for Effort

Protecting Intellectual Property in Orbital Debris

Environmental Impacts of the Commercialization of Space

The Future of the International Space Station, a Partnership Without Russia

Cybersecurity of Satellites - The Bees in Space

How the New Race to the Moon Could Test the Boundaries of Current Space Law

The Excitement of Suborbital Flights like Virgin Galactic’s are Less and Less Exciting

Are Commercial Satellite Operators in Danger?

Legislative Update

The Billionaire Boys Club in Space: Another Large Leap for Humankind?

Air Travel During the COVID Pandemic: Are Vaccine Passports the Answer?

SpaceX’s Starlink – A Technology Beyond the Control of Authoritarian Regimes

Colorado Seeks to Secure Space Command as State’s Aerospace Industry Continues to Rise

Toward the Commercialization of Lunar Mining: Legal and Ethical Dilemmas

One Giant Leap to Moon Exploration - Eight Nations Sign onto NASA Artemis Program

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