How the law aims to protect Earth from 'space junk' and asteroids

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How the law aims to protect Earth from 'space junk' and asteroids

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Space Law & Policy@lemmy.science.socialEnglish · 1 year ago

Experts have answers for you about the rules that govern what happens in orbit—and how we might respond to an incoming asteroid.

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