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As the rescued astronauts return, space law is still in orbit over who’s responsible when missions go wrong

Summary by New Space Economy
As ‘space tourism’ grows and private companies become more involved in orbital missions, space law has failed to keep up. Urgent reform is called for.
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As the rescued astronauts return, space law is still in orbit over who’s responsible when missions go wrong

As ‘space tourism’ grows and private companies become more involved in orbital missions, space law has failed to keep up. Urgent reform is called for.

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