(ii) International cooperation in limiting obtrusive space advertising that could interfere with astronomical observations

It has facilities like swimming pools, it has flextime, it has a social heart, a space, you have contact with nature.

The development of space technology required solutions to a number of interconnected questions relating to the applicability of international air law and international space law.

The needs of developing countries for space knowledge were more basic than those of the space powers and thus more pressing.

During the course of the summer session programmes of ISU, comprehensive lectures were provided in all space related disciplines and their interactions.

Why are they engaging with cyberspace?

Recently, the modernization of operative, and development of new, space and rocket technology led space related enterprises in the Russian Federation to undertake a number of preventive measures for reducing the level of space debris pollution, namely

Connection Space

Desire needs space.

They are exquisitely topographic and they are exquisitely interconnected in a recursive pattern.

Several examples of success ful space applications, emphasizing the cost benefit considerations of the projects, were presented.

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(ii) VLBI Space Observatory Programme

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A number of criteria were discussed (costs and benefits, environmental compatibility, social and legal acceptability and spatial and regional linkages).

their functional characteristics, the aerodynamic properties and space technologies

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.

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

2. VLBI Space Observatory Programme

These latter objects may be under the same legal consideration as aerospace objects in outer space.

(c) In cases of joint launches of space objects, each space object should be registered separately and, without prejudice to the rights and obligations of States, space objects should be included, in accordance with international law, including the relevant United Nations treaties on outer space, in the appropriate registry of the State responsible for the operation of the space object under article VI of the Outer Space Treaty United Nations, Treaty Series, vol. 610, No. 8843.

travelling through outer space and of using its aerodynamic properties to remain

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10. Basic and pioneering space technology research

J. Basic and pioneering space technology research

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The Advisory Committee, at its 1997 session, proposed the organization of workshops that would fit into the agreed structure on topics consistent with the objectives of UNISPACE III and provided the following indicative list of topics space law environment (and remote sensing) information and mobility (communications) science and education (including astronomy) generic and enabling space technologies and preservation of the space environment (space debris).

The possibility of assessing in particular the spatial and temporal dimensions of the problem of desertification is enhanced.

Seriously concerned about the possibility of an arms race in outer space, and bearing in mind the importance of article IV of the Outer Space Treaty,

Over the past 35 years, a number of treaties and agreements have been concluded to protect assets in space, among which the Outer Space Treaty of 1967, concluded in the early years of space exploration, remains the most important.

Some delegations expressed the view that the lack of a definition or delimitation of outer space would bring about legal uncertainty concerning the applicability of space law and air law and that matters concerning state sovereignty and the boundary between air and outer space needed to be clarified in order to reduce the possibility of disputes among States.

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2. Determination of physical characteristics of space debris

F. Space spin offs and future applications The International Space University (ISU) was a non profit educational institution specializing in multidisciplinary advanced space study programmes.

In space astronomy, Canada is participating in the Japanese led VLBI Space Observatory Program (VSOP).

The limited success in the control of land degradation and desertification may be attributed to a number of factors that include lack of data relating to the spatial and temporal dimensions of the problem.

An aerospace object is an object which is capable both of travelling through outer space and of using its aerodynamic properties to move through airspace.

Views also differ on whether weapons used for the defensive or peaceful use of space would be classified in the same way as offensive space or anti space capabilities.

of travelling through outer space and of using its aerodynamic properties to remain

Although space is relatively difficult to access, it lies not far above every nation.

(c) The Office for Outer Space Affairs should set up working groups of Africans in relevant space technology related disciplines.

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Concern over the technical littering' of space and the problem posed by space debris was expressed.