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SHOULD ESSENTIAL ORBITAL INFRASTRUCTURE BE REGULATED LIKE A UTILITY?

An infographic assesses the policy case for and against utility-style regulation of essential orbital infrastructure. It compares potential effects on safety, congestion, access, disposal, operator responsibility, compliance, resilience, and innovation, while also outlining legal considerations and examples of essential orbital services.
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