Abstract
Understanding space law, including the development and evolution of international space law, as well as the interplay between international legal obligations and domestic law, is key to understanding the fundamental bases on which space activities are prioritized, integrated, and utilized in a given State. The domestic legal regime in place in a State may have a significant impact on the development of space activities and emerging space-related technologies, which can be positive (enabling), negative (constraining), or neutral. Whether a legal system places intentional constraints on particular activities, does not offer adequate legal certainty for those looking to engage in or enable innovative activities in the space domain, provides minimal regulation, or affirmatively encourages development of space technologies and activities, for those developing emerging technologies, seeking to engage in innovative space activities, or advising those who do, it is critical to understand how the applicable legal regime will impact the activity or technology – from conception to execution.
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