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CubeSat interplanetary exploration is heating up
Is that legal?
jccooper
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NASA is required to adhere to (self-defined) planetary protection guidelines, but as yet there's no US law against it as it has not previously been considered possible for anyone but the government to be in a position to do so.
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Is anything illegal in space? Which court does space law answer to?
Rebelgecko
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Under the Outer Space Treaty, most of the legal burden is put on whatever nation something belongs to (kinda like the flag for a ship)
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