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  • Legal and Policy Issues in Developing Commercial Launch Base and for Spacecraft Where Human Safety Issues Involved

    Paper number

    IAC-13,D5,1,1,x19624

    Author

    Mr. Gurunadh Velidi, University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, India

    Coauthor

    Ms. Harisha Emmadi, University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, India

    Coauthor

    Dr. Ugur Guven, United States

    Year

    2013

    Abstract
    The development of space tourism has come to a stage where theoretical development of the missions for the low earth orbit is with a good pace. The legal issues and polices to attract financials from the investors to develop unique successful business model, which will be appreciated by the both public and the business community with an effective manner.  The major cost of operation will be elevated to high levels if individual ground handling systems need to be developed by the each operator. An intensive republic lunch base development with the public interest on service based inputs will boost investments and also adds more value to the space tourism programs. This paper will address the needs of subsidies and support need to be given by the national space agencies. The specific experiences by the each space agency will address the comforts of the public in the effective programs. The ground handling systems and spacecrafts need to be developed and controlled by the independent agencies due to risk factor involved in operation. The private operators really offer marketing and travel support for boosting the market, down the line of operational experiences will really differentiate the way business progress under established conditions. However, in time, commercial space operations can enjoy the same aviation boom that common passengers have enjoyed in the last century. The developments need to have much more higher pace to execute both suborbital and orbital flights without having any barriers. The legal obligations need to be more open to attract more operators into the market, without compromising on the stands of operation.  This paper will discuss these issues and it will try to set the way forward.
    Abstract document

    IAC-13,D5,1,1,x19624.brief.pdf

    Manuscript document

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