(iii) Information on the activities of international organizations relating to space law

(iii) Information on the activities of international organizations relating to space law

(iii) Information on the activities of international organizations relating to space law

Information furnished in conformity with the Convention on Registration of Objects Launched into Outer Space

14.1 The Information, Communication and Space Technology Division is headed by a Chief who is accountable to the Executive Secretary.

Technological developments included the development of airplanes and space exploration, nuclear technology, advancement in genetics, and the dawning of the Information Age.

Recognizing that the need for cybersecurity increases as countries increase their participation in the information society,

(a) To make available to all States and international intergovernmental organizations a model registration form reflecting the information to be provided to the Office for Outer Space Affairs, to assist them in their submission of registration information

Under a three year workplan, it would share information on existing national and international space system based disaster management systems and would identify the long term perspectives of Member States and space agencies in that area.

To this end, a clearing house mechanism was set up to find synergies and coordinate efforts for the rehabilitation of Afghan airspace management.

The Committee noted with satisfaction that the Secretariat had continued to enhance the International Space Information Service and the website of the Office for Outer Space Affairs (www.unoosa.org).

We are also working to identify opportunities to deepen our cooperation in information security, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance, and other high tech frontiers from cyberspace to outer space.

(iii) Information on the activities of international intergovernmental and non governmental organizations relating to space law

Noting also the work of relevant international and regional organizations on enhancing cybersecurity and the security of information technologies,

(b) Contribute to the development of procedures and mechanisms for the maintenance of appropriate registries and the provision of information to the Register of Objects Launched into Outer Space,

5. Stresses the necessity to facilitate the transfer of information technology and capacity building to developing countries, in order to help them to take measures in cybersecurity.

More information should be provided on the characteristics of a space object in order to ensure that the definition is consistent with international space law.

The services are intended to respond to slow onset disasters such as famine and desertification, as well as to sudden emergencies such as tsunamis, earthquakes and floods. ZKI is a service of the German Remote Sensing Data Center (DFD) of DLR.

(b) To review information from national and regional space agencies on applications enabled or significantly enhanced by space NPS.

The Subcommittee noted with appreciation the reports by Member States on the promotion and organization of public outreach activities in celebration of World Space Week.

(j) Pulse gathering scientific information in order to obtain in depth knowledge of how the human cardiorespiratory system adapts to prolonged space flight

(b) If there is no State of registry, the appropriate State according to article VI of the Outer Space Treaty could furnish the above information to the Secretary General

Space is for everybody and havoc in space means havoc for everybody.

He recalled that his Office had always supported the Space Conference of the Americas, which had become a well established forum for the discussion of space issues and was of benefit to the region. It was important to continue to exchange information and technology at the regional and interregional levels, including through South South cooperation.

4. Recommends that States consider, on the basis of that information, the possibility of harmonizing such practices as appropriate with a view to increasing the consistency of national space legislation with international law

The Dream of Space

Safeguarding Space Security

The Subcommittee noted with appreciation the efforts of the Office for Outer Space Affairs to build capacity in space law and commended its work on the Directory of Education Opportunities in Space Law, the publication of the Space Law Update and the organization of its workshops on space law.

The Meeting agreed that the brochure had proved to be particularly useful in disseminating information on how the entities of the United Nations system were using space technology for sustainable development.

His Government had set a five year time frame for continued development of space technology infrastructure, which would allow it to contribute to regional initiatives and share knowledge with suitable partners in the region.

Several initiatives are filling that gap, such as the United Nations Organization Satellite (UNOSAT), RESPOND and the facility for the Center for Satellite Based Crisis Information (ZKI) of the German Aerospace Center (DLR).

The European Space Agency similarly uses the term astronaut for members of its Astronaut Corps.

Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield, currently in space aboard the International Space Station, is sharing pictures of breathtaking views from around the world on Twitter. Here are a few shots he shares of the Middle East from space.

The view was expressed that a small group of experts should be established to prepare a document containing proposals on means of assisting the United Nations Programme on Space Applications in disseminating information on the spin off benefits of space technology, in particular with a view to making such information available to developing countries.

Safeguarding Cyberspace

It began the space race.

Space is full of mystery.

Since independence, Ukraine has maintained its own space agency, the National Space Agency of Ukraine (NSAU).

Space warfare is combat that takes place in outer space, i.e.

Essentially, it presents our tentative definitions of terms such as outer space, outer space object and weapons in outer space.

COPUOS should maintain its leading role in efforts to enhance space activities for peaceful purposes and the development of space law.

3. Invites Member States to take into account these elements, inter alia, in their efforts to develop throughout their societies a culture of cybersecurity in the application and use of information technologies

And, in South Korea, our Strategic Alliance 2015 agreement charts a course for the future across a range of fronts, including cooperation in space and cyberspace, intelligence and information sharing, and command arrangements.

The Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI) is the aeronautics and space agency of South Korea.

The militarization of outer space, combined with the latest developments in space technology, jeopardizes international peace and stability.