Outer space capitalism : the legal and technical challenges facing the private space industry.

The Outer Space Treaty, which was signed in 1967, is the basis of international space law. Its regulations set out what nations can and cannot do, in terms of colonization and enterprise in space. One major stipulation of the treaty is that no nation can individually claim or colonize any part of th...

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Published: [Place of publication not identified] : Big Think, 2019.
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