Outer space is the common heritage of mankind.

Outer space is the common heritage of all mankind.

Clearly, issues affecting the common welfare call for common solutions, and international space cooperation therefore becomes a chosen instrument.

In Europe proper, a union between Russia and the EU should be founded, based on a common economic space, a common energy space with cross ownership of companies that produce, transport, and distribute energy and a common human space that would be visa free and include coordinated Russian and EU international policies.

Helium 3 very rare on the surface of the Earth, very common in space.

Cooperation is the key to dealing with space activities, not only because space is a common heritage for all but also because of the significant costs incurred in space exploration.

Something fundamental has to change if we are to see common access to space in our lifetime.

Our common central task in this context is to prevent the deployment of weapons in outer space.

Recognizing the common interest of all mankind in the exploration and use of outer space for peaceful purposes,

(c) Contribute to common procedures, at the national and international levels, for registering space objects with the Register,

The 1967 Outer Space Treaty reflects international consensus on the common interest of all mankind in the progress of the exploration and use of outer space for peaceful purposes .

The thing that all the work has in common is that it challenges the assumptions about conventions of space.

In their final design, the architects incorporated all the parameters outlined above and maximized the ratio of office space to common space as well as the use of office space based on the office space standards developed at Headquarters in the context of the capital master plan.

This demonstrates the common aspiration and urgent demand of the international community to prevent an arms race in outer space.

That is why my delegation calls for outer space  the common heritage of mankind to be reserved for peaceful uses alone.

In addition, UNIDIR is currently publishing a book entitled Common Security in Outer Space and International Law, by Dr. Detlev Wolter.

The proposed Treaty on Common Cooperative Security in Outer Space (CSO) puts at its heart the clauses of mankind' and the peaceful uses' of space, that are stipulated in the 1967 Outer Space Treaty (OST) and were recognized by the UNGA (as early as resolution 1148 in 1957) by consensus from the then superpowers, and the concept of common security' that denotes security achieved through cooperation.

Early agreement on an international legal instrument prohibiting the deployment of weapons in outer space and the threat or use of force against outer space objects will help to maintain the peaceful uses of outer space and contribute to the common security of all countries.

It must be recognized that outer space is the common heritage of mankind and should be explored and utilized only for peaceful purposes.

(2006 Identification by the Working Group on the Practice of States in Registering Space Objects of common practices and drafting of recommendations for enhancing adherence to the Convention on Registration of Objects Launched into Outer Space.

ESA was playing an important role it had cooperated with the European Union to develop Galileo and GMES, and continued to promote the development of European space activities based on the common European strategy for space.

In his view, this Conference has brought about a range of useful recommendations, including improving the 1967 Outer Space Treaty, constructive engagement and cooperation, verification, unilateral declaration on no first deployment of weapons in outer space, a space code of conduct, negotiate a legal instrument to prevent the weaponization in outer space, ensure space common security etc., that need to be further explored by the international community.

Our main reasons are the following firstly, outer space is the common heritage of mankind, and its importance is growing with every passing day.

ASEAN also believed that space science and applications should be restricted to peaceful uses that contributed to the advancement and common goals of mankind.

Early conclusion of an international legal instrument to prevent the weaponization of, and an arms race in, outer space will contribute to the peaceful use of outer space, protect the safety of space assets, facilitate international cooperation in this field and enhance the common security of all countries.

In this atmosphere of public silence, the virtually vacant public space is filled with odd voices that are not intended for public consumption. The billboards were them communicating in our common space, exchanging messages, as it were, over our heads .

If prevention of outer space weaponization is reached on the basis of a common political will, other issues, such as verification, could be easier to approach.

This is the common starting point from which Member States have built their endeavours in outer space and the point from which we should not sway.

Sweden therefore wants to see a clear regime, capable of preventing such threats to our common security on earth and to the peaceful uses of outer space.

But look how Putin abuses that common space barbaric treatment of Chechens, the businessmen Mikhail Khodorkovsky imprisoned, foreign NGO s hounded, a co leader of last year s Orange Revolution, Yuliya Tymoshenko, indicted by Russian military prosecutors on trumped up charges. If Europeans are serious about their common space for human rights and freedoms, they must recognize that those values are not shared by the calculating placemen of Putin s Kremlin.

The Subcommittee had, in addition, advanced in its review of the practice of States and international organizations in registering space objects on the United Nations Registry established under the Convention on Registration of Objects Launched into Outer Space, with a view to identifying the common elements.

The concept for the preparation of the Ministerial Conference was considered by the Intergovernmental Consultative Committee on the Regional Space Applications Programme for Sustainable Development (RESAP) and a round table with heads of space agencies and the national focal points for RESAP was organized to brainstorm on regional issues and common priority areas which space technology could help address in future years.

The major outputs will be the Ministerial Declaration, reflecting the commitments of the member States to regional cooperation in space technology applications for sustainable development, and the Regional Strategy and Action Plan on space technology applications for sustainable development and regional cooperative mechanisms in space technology applications for selected areas that are of common concern to members and associate members.

Cyberspace must be treated, along with outer space, international waters, and international airspace, as property held in common for the good of all. And, like ocean piracy and airplane hijacking, cyber crime cannot be allowed to go unpunished if we are to safeguard our common assets and collective interests.

Stronger emphasis has been put on bringing United Nations agencies and MONUC together in the development of common security arrangements and expanding humanitarian space, as well as for strategic planning and advocacy.

The larger issue at stake is whether Europe is prepared to establish the common political space that is needed to manage the monetary union and strengthen the European Union s influence in world affairs.

Ms. Fernando (Sri Lanka) During the general debate, my statement referred to Sri Lanka's long abiding interest in the issues of outer space, grounded in our early active involvement in the negotiations in the United Nations of the laws of the sea and of outer space, defining the common heritage of humankind.

The issue of policy space had not received adequate treatment, and it was important to keep a careful balance in order to apply the concept in a manner consistent with members' common development agenda.

26. Recognizes the usefulness and significance of the space conferences of the Americas for the Latin American countries, encourages the convening of a Fourth Space Conference of the Americas, and also encourages other regions to convene periodically regional conferences with a view to achieving convergence of positions on issues of common concern in the field of the peaceful uses of outer space among States Members of the United Nations

They're flying through their space, ocean space.

Before hyperbolic geometry, mathematicians knew about two kinds of space Euclidean space, and spherical space.

While comprehensively banning all space weapons, from their R D to their deployment and use is desirable, this does not constitute a realistic common ground between countries for breaking the current deadlock and moving negotiations forward.

Public space. This is a good public space.

Indeed, definitions and terminology is a crucial aspect of consideration of the PAROS topic, and for those who are promoting the notion of the non weaponization of outer space, I think it is evident that we need to work towards a common understanding of what weaponization entails and, of course, what outer space is understood to be.

Patricia Lewis considered that since the US and other nations' interests indeed coincide on the issue of outer space, constructing discussions around the issue of common interests could serve to bring about a breakthrough in international forums.