Elon Musk’s decision to use his own Tesla Roadster as a mass simulator for the test launch of Space X’s Falcon Heavy rocket has caught the imagination of millions around the world – but what are the legal issues which relate to launching a car in space?
Andrew Sparrow, Founder of Lecote Space Lawyers explains.
Lecote Space Lawyers attended the 2017 Starmus Festival held in Trondheim, Norway. The Starmus Festival was born to celebrate science […]
From the Russian Moon to GPS Why Intellectual Property is vital to the success of the UAE Space Industry’s journey […]
Twenty Twenty Vision – The Spaceflight Bill 2017 Three years is not a long time, particularly when ambitious goals are […]
Lecote Space Lawyers Founder, Andrew Sparrow will be running the 2018 Paris Marathon on 1 April 2018. Many thanks to […]
Elon Musk’s decision to use his own Tesla Roadster as a mass simulator for the test launch of Space X’s […]
Lecote Space Lawyers will be presenting at Paris Space Week 28 &29th March 2018, Paris Orly, France. We hope to […]
Last weeks’ UN General Assembly vote in favour of a resolution stopping countries conducting direct-ascent anti-satellite tests that create debris, […]
Virgin Orbit’s LauncherOne flight from Newquay’s Spaceport Cornwall facility, is possible only because new regulations in force since 2021, have been […]
The other side of the street – How the UK Space industry can benefit from the historic growth of Internet […]
Lecote Technology Lawyers are exhibiting and providing legal advice workshops at the UK Space Conference 2017 between 30 May and […]