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The Spationary: A Dictionary of Essential Space Terminology for Lawyers

Edited by: Lucien Rapp

ISBN13: 9789004725027

Published: May 2025

Publisher: Brill Nijhoff

Country of Publication: Netherlands

Format: Hardback

Price: £250.00

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This book enables readers to find, in a few moments, terms that they can use immediately or reprocess for the drafting of a legal text, a ruling, a contract or a scientific paper. For each of the 218 terms identified, a simple definition and a few additional elements are proposed. Where possible, entries also include examples, jurisprudence and doctrine. The purpose of this space dictionary is to be leafed through as needed to perfect the reader's knowledge. It will be updated regularly.

The Spationary is an invaluable resource, providing answers to simple queries; a simple, rapid and highly operational introduction to the international corpus juris spatialis; and an element of playfulness, because it is often through playful engagement with words and their definitions that a reader who may feel like an outsider can move into a universe or a scientific discipline.

Subjects:: Air and Space Law

Contents:: Introduction; Methodology; The Spationary; Absolute Liability; Accessibility (Space Accessibility); Activity (Space Activity, Space Operation); Actors (Space Actors, Space Operators); Additive Manufacturing (Three-Dimensional “3D” Printing); Aerospace; Aerospace Vehicle; Agency (Space Agency); Air Traffic Control (ATC); Aircraft; Airspace; Application (Space Application, Space-Based Application, Space-Enabled Application); Artificial Intelligence in Space (See also Machine Learning, Deep Learning); Astronaut (Alternatively: Cosmonaut, Taikonaut); Astropreneurship (Space Entrepreneurship); Authorization (License); Big Data and Big Data Analytics; Blockchain in Space; Celestial Body; Cislunar Economy; Cloud Computing (Space Cloud Computing); Colonization (Space Colonization); Commercial Activities; Commercial Agreement; Commercialization (See also Commercial Activities); Committee on Space Research (COSPAR) (See also Planetary Protection); Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (COPUOS); Common Heritage of Mankind (Humankind); Communications; Compensation; Compliance (Space Industry Compliance); Component Part; Concentration (Merger); Constellation (Satellite Constellation) (See also Small Satellites); Consultation; Contamination (Backward Contamination, Forward or Outward Contamination; Harmful Contamination); Continuing Supervision; Cooperation; Corporate Value Chain; Crew; Critical Infrastructure; Crowdfunding; Customary (International) Law; Cyber Attack; Damage; Data (Space Data); Debris (Space Debris, Incl. Orbital Debris, Space Debris Mitigation); Deep Learning; De-orbiting (See also Space Traffic Management); Diplomacy (Space Diplomacy); Dispute Resolution; Direct-to-Handset (DTH); Earth Observation (EO); Economy (Space Economy); Entrepreneurship; Envoys of Mankind, Principle of; Exploration; Export Control; Fake News; Fault; Fault-Based Liability; Financing (Space Financing); Freedom of Use Principle; Geolocation; Geostationary Orbit (GEO) (Alternatively: Geosynchronous Equatorial Orbit or Geostationary Earth Orbit); Geosynchronous Orbit (GSO); Global Commons; Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS); Ground Station (or Earth Station or Terrestrial Station); Group of Governmental Experts (GGE); Guidelines; Hard Law; High-Altitude Platform Stations (HAPS); High Seas (International Waters); Imagery; In-Orbit Insurance (or Satellite Life Insurance); In-Orbit Servicing (On-Orbit Servicing, OOS); In-Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU); In-Space Manufacturing (or On-Orbit Manufacturing); Insurance (Space Insurance); Intelligence; Interference (Harmful Interference); International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO); International Code of Conduct for Outer Space Activities (ICOC); International Foreign Investment Regime; International Liability; International Organization (Space International Organization); International Responsibility; International Space Law (Corpus Juris Spatialis Internationalis); International Telecommunications Union (ITU); Internet of Things (IOT); Jamming and Spoofing; Joint and Several Liability; Jurisdiction and Control; Launch; Launch Insurance; Launch Vehicle (Alternatively: Launcher, Carrier Rocket); Launching State; Launching State Liability Principle (OST); Liability Convention; Low Earth Orbit (LEO); Machine Learning; Medium-Earth Orbit (MEO); Miniaturization; Mining (Space Mining) (Alternative Terms: Extraction, Development); Moon Agreement; National Space Legislation; Near-Earth Object (NEO); Negligence (Including Gross Negligence); New Entrants; New Space (or NewSpace); Non-appropriation Principle; Non-governmental Entity; Non-legally Binding United Nations Instruments on Outer Space; Nuclear (Reaction; Fuel; Power Sources; Safety); Old Space (or Traditional Space); Orbits (LEO, MEO); Outer Space; Outer Space Treaty (OST); Ownership (See also Property Rights); Payload; Peaceful Purposes; Personnel of a Spacecraft; Planetary Protection; Privatization; Program (Space Program); Property Rights (See also Ownership); Province of All Mankind; Public Private Partnership (PPP); Recycling in Space; Re-entry; Registration; Registration Convention; Remote Sensing; Rescue Agreement (Alternatively: Rescue and Return Agreement, or Astronaut Agreement, or Agreement on Astronauts); Resilience (Resilience-Based Design); Resolution (UN General Assembly Resolutions on Outer Space Matters); Resources (Space Resources); Reusability (of Space Systems); Risk; Safety; Safety Zone (Alternatively: Keep-Out Zone, Exclusion Zone); Satellite; Security (Space Security); Settlement (Human Settlement in Space); Small Satellites (Smallsats, Small Spacecraft); Space Environment; Soft Law (Nudging); Sovereignty; Space 4.0; Space Benefits (See also Province of All Mankind); Space Law; Space Market; Space Object; Space Situational Awareness (SSA); Space Traffic Management (STM); Spacecraft (Space Vehicle); Spaceflight Participant; Spaceport (Alternatively: Launch Complex, or Launch and Re-entry Site); Spectrum (Electromagnetic Spectrum); State of Registry; Suborbital; Supply Chain; Surveillance (Incl. Space Surveillance); Sustainability; Technology (Disruptive Technology and Disruptive Innovation; Space Technology); Telecommunication; Third Party (Incl. Third State); Tourism (Space Tourism); Transparency and Confidence-Building Measures (TCBMS); Treaty; Ultrahazardous Activities; UN Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA); Utilization of Space Resources; Venture Capital; Weapon (Space Weapon, Anti-satellite Weapons / ASATs); Weather (Space Weather)