When an aerospace object is located in the territorial airspace of another State, it may be subject to international air law as well as to relevant domestic air law by reason of national security or aerial safety as long as it has characteristics both of an aeroplane which is subject to air law and a space object which is subject to space law.

Data are also archived in the Database and Information System Characterizing Objects in Space (DISCOS) of ESA based on those two catalogues.

Question 3 Are there special procedures for aerospace objects, considering the diversity of their functional characteristics, the aerodynamic properties and space technologies used, and their

Question 3 Are there special procedures for aerospace objects, considering the diversity of their functional characteristics, the aerodynamic properties and space technologies used, and their

International air law as well as the relevant domestic air law should be applicable for purposes of national security or aerial safety, as long as the object has the characteristics of both an aeroplane and a space object.

Question 3 Are there special procedures for aerospace objects, considering the diversity of

Question 3 Are there special procedures for aerospace objects, considering the

their functional characteristics, the aerodynamic properties and space technologies

VSOP consists of space and Earth based antennae that can measure naturally occurring radio signals from space for the purposes of mapping detailed features of objects such as gas clouds and the magnetic fields of stars.

Question 3 Are there special procedures for aerospace objects, considering the diversity of their

Question 3 Are there special procedures for aerospace objects, considering the diversity of

The most important feature of international cooperation in enabling space NPS and applying them in space programmes could be to set up joint development, production and exploitation projects.

This is particularly important given the unique characteristics of the space environment and space technology.

(g) Ballistic coefficient a measure of the aerodynamic and area to mass characteristics of the object that will influence the orbital lifetime of an object until its entry into the upper atmosphere

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However, if by virtue of its properties a space object resembles an aircraft, the application of aeronautical provisions should be considered during the time it remains in airspace.

Question 3 Are there special procedures for aerospace objects, considering the diversity of

through outer space and of using its aerodynamic properties to remain in airspace for a certain

When an aerospace object is located in the territorial airspace of another State, it may be subject to international air law as well as to relevant domestic air law by reason of national security or aerial safety as long as it has characteristics both of an aeroplane which is subject to air law and a space object which is subject to space law.

In view of the global character of problems relating to space debris and their impact on the future course of the conquest of space, it has become a matter of particular urgency to rally the constructive efforts of the major space faring States in order to tackle the range of scientific and technical problems involved in ensuring the safety of space activity (manned flights, first and foremost) under conditions of technogenic space pollution.

The view was expressed that it was crucial to carry out an in depth study of the characteristics of space objects from a technical perspective, since the differences in their technological features might call for the adoption of different criteria.

Question 3 Are there special procedures for aerospace objects, considering the diversity of their functional characteristics, the aerodynamic properties and space technologies used, and their design features, or should a single or unified regime be developed for such objects?

Hence, surface features which give rise to changes in topography, e.g. geological lineaments which may indicate mineral occurrences, are more easily interpretable using spaceborne imagery.

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The current international legal system does not provide for any special legal procedures for aerospace objects which take into account the diversity of their functional characteristics, their aerodynamic properties and their design features.

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A map is a symbolized image of geographic reality, representing selected features or characteristics resulting from the creative efforts of cartographers, and is designed for use when spatial relationships are of special relevance.

Until special procedures about an aerospace object are prepared, the aerospace object flying in the airspace, especially in a certain State apos s territorial airspace, is considered as an aircraft and the aerospace object located in outer space is considered as a space object which is subject to space law.

Bearing in mind the intergovernmental, multilateral and international character of the United Nations,

It can stand as a symbol that the wearer has the power to create whatever it is that they want to create in that space.

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(h) State vectors the characteristics of the orbit of an object derived at a particular instant in time

(ii) Examination of the physical nature and technical attributes of the geostationary orbit and of its utilization and applications, including, inter alia, in the field of space communications, as well as other questions relating to developments in space communications, taking particular account of the needs and interests of developing countries

(i) Examination of the physical nature and technical attributes of the geostationary orbit and its utilization and applications, including, inter alia, in the field of space communications, as well as other questions relating to developments in space communications, taking particular account of the needs and interests of developing countries

(ii) Examination of the physical nature and technical attributes of the geostationary orbit and of its utilization and applications, including, inter alia, in the field of space communications, as well as other questions relating to space communications developments, taking particular account of the needs and interests of developing countries

(a) To engage in a more detailed discussion of the most significant trends in NPS applications and the main features of space NPS safety

Ever since there has been a human presence in outer space, international law to govern such activities has been directed at avoiding the conquest, appropriation or colonization of outer space and celestial bodies.

(f) Ballistic coefficient a measure of the aerodynamic and mass geometric characteristics of the object which will influence the orbital lifetime of an object until its entry into the upper atmosphere

Radar images are often characterized by speckle, which appears as a salt and pepper pattern.

Unique design considerations for nuclear power source applications in outer space

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2. Determination of physical characteristics of space debris

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The ground spatial resolution of imagery was often a determining factor in its application, since it was indicative of the smallest distinguishable surface feature.

Development of a mathematical model characterizing the fine particle fraction of the pollution of circumterrestrial space and the GSO, and comparison of the calculation results yielded by existing models