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"The space economy is projected to grow to $1.8 trillion by 2035. This growth will reshape industries and create new opportunities beyond Earth."
In this series of articles, our aerospace team will examine the latest developments across the space and aerospace sector and the key aspects fuelling its growth – from funding the space economy, investment in space infrastructure, use of multi-orbit connectivity, use of spectrum rights and orbital positions to launch service competition and anti-collision technology and space debris.
COLLISIONS IN SPACE – MAY THE FORCE OF LAW BE WITH YOU
Why is it a necessity to have a clear framework in place to help prevent and navigate any collisions in space? As the number of assets and infrastructure in space grow this issue will only become more important.
Article 1
SPECTRUM RIGHTS AND ORBITAL POSITIONS: WHAT DO SPACE OPERATORS NEED TO KNOW
Spectrum rights and orbital slots are some of the most valuable assets space operators have, but they come with obligations, which if not abided by lead to sanctions.
Article 2
Satellite Smorgasbord – GEO, MEO, LEO and HAPs Serving Up Multi-Service Connectivity
Satellites are essential components of our global infrastructure and can be split into four main types, each with a specific role.
