Titlebook: Risk Management in Outer Space Activities; An Australian and Ne Maria A. Pozza,Joel A. Dennerley Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) an

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Light Pollution as a Risk for Astronomical Research and How to Manage It,al bodies. Historically, these observations were made by ground-based astronomers using optical telescopes. Indeed, this has been the case for four centuries since Galileo Galilei first used a telescope for astronomy in 1609.

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The Commercialisation of Space: An Overview of Legal Risks and Considerations, facilitated space activities for specific state purposes, including telecommunications, research and development, and defence. Concurrently, a network of international space law treaties and principles was created to regulate the activities of sovereign state actors in space. However, in recent yea

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,Risk Management Through New Zealand’s and Australia’s Space Legislative Frameworks,or many countries who will likely want to control and minimise the possibility of such risks eventuating. In the event that such risks do manifest, it is likely that States will bear certain responsibilities and liabilities, and be in a situation where they are required to compensate, reparate or re

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Managing the Risks Associated with Space Debris, spaceflight and the study of celestial phenomena have yielded knowledge and insights about our place in the universe. In addition to these scientific pursuits, having an active presence in outer space also imparts a number of commercial, technological and industrial benefits for States and corporat

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Managing the Cyber-Related Risks to Space Activities,ich are the space-based segment of these systems, are well-known for supporting governmental, economic and civilian applications including global communications, positioning, navigation, and timekeeping (i.e., global positioning systems); live broadcasting; weather, climate, and environmental monito

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