With simultaneous operations between commercial airlines and space enterprises clogging up the U.S. air space, the FAA is seeking to adapt and transform its management of the sky above.
The SLS Saga: 2018 Mid-Year Project Update
On this 1st anniversary of #TheSpaceBar blog, a mid-year update on the SLS Program.
U.S. Space Force: More is needed for Immediate Launch
Although likely inevitable, different political, bureaucratic and legal forces might keep the establishment of a Space Force grounded for now
The Lunar Orbital Platform-Gateway: The Proper Next Step
Albeit needing a better name, this project is essential to the Horizon Goal
The SLS Saga: A Glimpse into the Future
Part Five: Commercial Competition
The SLS Saga: The Mothership of the Swarm
Part Four: CubeSats on SLS EM-1
Leaping after Eagle’s Landing: Falcon Heavy Ready to Soar
The success of this launch will usher in a new paradigm in deep space exploration
The SLS Saga: The Moon as Proving Grounds
Part Three: SLS's Initial Missions
The SLS Saga: Rocket Science
Part Two: Specifications
The SLS Saga: Constellation by Another Name
Part One: Origination
The SLS Saga: Overview of the Space Launch System
Microsite: Introduction to the SLS Saga
The Five Core United Nations Treaties related to Outer Space
The Heart of the International Laws on Outer Space
Are Space Tourists Astronauts?
The Three Legal Definitions for "Astronaut"
Mining for the Future
Current Legal Implications of Space Mining
Launch Clearance
Regulations surrounding Rocket Launches in the U.S.
Up in the Air: Turning Space Debris into Opportunities
Legal issues surrounding space debris
Can People Stake Claims on Mars?*
*In collaboration and written jointly with Sean McCormick
The International Telecommunications Union: Orbital Parking Enforcement
International Regulations Surrounding Satellites Spots in Orbital