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Near Earth object space mission preparation phase II Near Earth object Mission Advisory Panel

Near Earth object space mission preparation phase I mission studies

3.1.1 Avoidance of mission related objects

3.1.1.1 Operational debris mission objects

3.1.1.1 Mission related objects

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(b) Elimination of mission related objects

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This is especially the case for aerospace objects that might be used for the transport of persons or cargo via orbital or suborbital flights.

(b) Involvement in space missions related to near Earth objects

(d) Space mission involvement related to near Earth objects

Question 2 Does the regime applicable to the flight of aerospace objects differ according

(b) Minimization of mission related objects

In general, we agree with the suggested definition of an aerospace object, in so far as the aerospace object is performing a space mission.

We consider that there should be no distinctions made in the regime applicable to the flight of aerospace objects where the mission performed is a space mission.

The role of space missions in the assessment of the near Earth object hazard

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(a) In outer space, objects do not fly but rather travel

Well, the only way to experience zero g on Earth is actually with parabolic flight, weightless flight.

In 2003, ESA decided to promote six mission studies to NEOs.

Information on the NEO Space Mission Preparation initiative is available at www.esa.int gsp NEO.

(c) Future number of mission related objects (fairing, bolts etc.)

We are not aware of any special regulations governing take off and landing or the departure of space objects from airspace or their return to it.

If a space object fails to observe its outgoing and return flight paths, it should no longer be covered by space law.

Question 7 Are there precedents with respect to the passage of aerospace objects

Question 2 Does the regime applicable to the flight of aerospace objects differ according

Sometimes the object will slide across the table, sometimes it will not.

9. The article should contain references to aircraft and space objects.

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Question 2 Does the regime applicable to the flight of aerospace objects differ

Question 7 Are there precedents with respect to the passage of aerospace objects after

Question 7 Are there precedents with respect to the passage of aerospace objects after

(1) Undertaking a flight from one point on the Earth to another (for this purpose the object may undertake part of its flight in outer space, not attaining cosmic speed) and

So one difficulty is how do you coordinate lots of these robots?

reported radar evidence of unidentified flying objects

For the odd operation to remove large objects from orbit it is possible to use interorbital tugs with liquid rocket motors or even orbital transport craft of the Buran or Space Shuttle type.

Care should be taken to exclude natural objects, which are also capable of flying in space or in airspace .

The main objective of such missions is to compile, improve and expand a catalogue of dangerous objects.

No, there is no reason to differentiate the legal regime of the flight of aerospace objects ratione loci.

(iv) The pre flight mission analysis must make it possible to guarantee, with a probability higher than 1.10 4, that there will be no collision between objects in orbit.

V.96 88040T Question 1 Can an aerospace object be defined as an object which is capable both of travelling

Question 2 Does the regime applicable to the flight of aerospace objects differ according to

Question 7 Are there precedents with respect to the passage of aerospace objects after re entry

Yes, there are precedents for such passage involving space objects of the Russian Federation.