Space Law — Topics
Who Owns the Night Sky? Reflect Orbital Wants to Sell Sunlight From Space.
Minnesota Journal of Law, Science and Technology, April 21, 2026
The EU’s Proposed Space Act Signals a New Era Controversial Space Regulation
Minnesota Journal of Law, Science and Technology, December 9, 2025
Billionaire Space Race: How Blue Origin’s Attempt to Stall SpaceX’s Lunar Program May Lead to China Beating the USA to the Moon
Minnesota Journal of Law, Science and Technology, November 25, 2021
Ad Astra Per Aspera – “To the Stars Through Difficulties”
Minnesota Journal of Law, Science and Technology, November 1, 2020
Keeping Pace With Crimes in Space
Minnesota Journal of Law, Science and Technology, September 13, 2019
Who Gets to Speak for Earth? Thoughts on the Anniversary of the Arecibo Message
Minnesota Journal of Law, Science and Technology, November 15, 2018
In Space We Trust: Regulate the Race
Minnesota Journal of Law, Science and Technology, October 28, 2018
Privatizing the ISS, Deregulating Space Travel, and Making Money
Minnesota Journal of Law, Science and Technology, February 23, 2018
Extending the Earth’s Life to Make It Off-World: Will Intellectual Property Law Allow Climate Change to Go Unchecked?
Minnesota Journal of Law, Science and Technology, February 28, 2017
EmDrives: The End of Newtonian Physics?
Minnesota Journal of Law, Science and Technology, October 25, 2016
Westward (And Then Some) Expansion: One Theory of Property Rights on the Moon and Mars
Minnesota Journal of Law, Science and Technology, September 28, 2016
Geostationary Earth Orbit: Property for the Space Age
Minnesota Journal of Law, Science and Technology, March 10, 2016
Name That Star
Minnesota Journal of Law, Science and Technology, February 17, 2016
Marooned on Mars: A Legal Look at Space Piracy
Minnesota Journal of Law, Science and Technology, December 16, 2015