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The Tenth Annual
Space & Satellite Law Colloquium
Coming Again In Person Once The Present Unpleasantness Is Over.

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Key Topics From the Last Colloquium:
Space Law & More
Where Great Minds Meet

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A PRESTIGIOUS LIST OF OVER 50 SPEAKERS

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REPRESENTING MORE THAN 60 COMPANIES, AGENCIES, & LEADING NGOs
Supported By
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Sponsors & Partners
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OVER 100 INDUSTRY & GOVERNMENT LEADERS PARTICIPATING

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COVID-19 Communications: Winners and Losers in the Commercial Space Industry During the Pandemic 

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Changing Paradigm of International Space Law 

 

Africa - Humanitarian Satellite Connectivity During COVID Crisis, a Conversation Between Yahsat and SpaceCom

 

Financing the Space Industry in 2020: the Good, the Bankrupt and the Ugly 

 

Orbital Debris and Space Situational Awareness 


FAA Part 450: Introducing Performance-Based Criteria for Greater Innovation in Launch and Reentry Licensing

 

Closing remarks by Northern Sky Research

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The Space and Satellite Law Colloquium was founded by Dr. Delbert Smith and Christopher Stott to be a unique forum for the open discussion of space and satellite legal and regulatory issues held under Chatham House Rules by invitation only for those professionals leading the field.

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