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Who Is Liable For Space Debris After Deorbiting? Have you ever wondered who is responsible when space debris causes damage after a satellite’s mission ends? In this informative video, we’ll explain everything you need to know about liability for space debris and satellite deorbiting. We’ll start by discussing the international laws that govern space activities, including how responsibility is assigned to launching countries under the 1972 Liability Convention. We’ll examine what happens if debris from deorbiting satellites causes harm on Earth or in space, and how fault or negligence factors into liability claims.

We’ll also share how space agencies and countries implement policies to manage space debris, such as mandatory deorbit requirements and the use of insurance by satellite operators. You’ll learn about the importance of responsible satellite disposal and how it helps prevent further clutter in our shared orbital environment. Whether you’re interested in space law, satellite operations, or space sustainability, understanding these legal and practical aspects is essential. Join us for this detailed overview, and subscribe to our channel for more insights on space technology and orbital safety.

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