Navigating the Final Frontier: International Law on Outer Space

Navigating the Final Frontier: International Law on Outer Space delves into the intricate legal frameworks governing outer space activities. This comprehensive book explores the evolving international laws that regulate space exploration, satellite communications, and the use of celestial bodies. It examines treaties such as the Outer Space Treaty, the Moon Agreement, and the Rescue Agreement, highlighting their implications for national and commercial entities. The book provides insightful analysis on contemporary issues like space debris, militarization of space, and the commercialization of space travel. It emphasizes the importance of cooperation and sustainable practices to ensure that space remains a domain for peaceful exploration and development, reflecting the collective interests of humanity.

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Ms. Gargi Singh and Ms. Solanki is currently serving as Assistant Professor of Law and both are pursuing their Ph.D in the field of Law. Ms. Singh s research interests include International Law, Environmental Law, IPR and Sports Law. Ms. Solanki s ardent interests are Constitution and Administrative law.