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Who Is Accountable When Autonomous Spacecraft Risk a Collision?
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Who Is Accountable When Autonomous Spacecraft Risk a Collision?
Stanford Law School’s Space Law & Policy Lab published Governing Orbits on September 14, 2026, examining collision prevention and liability in increasingly autonomous space operations. Developed with The Aerospace Corporation, the study focuses on the United States’ civil-space governance framework and its interaction with industry practice.
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