3D Printing Using Material from Celestial Bodies

Michael Chatzipanagiotis

Issue 2 2016
Article The Hague Space Resources Governance Working Group
Article Title IV of the U.S. Commercial Space Launch Competitiveness Act of 2015
Article The Relationship between the Outer Space Treaty and Customary International Law
Article COSPAR Recommendations in a New Context?
Article The Dawn of an International Regime for Space Resources
Article The End of the Concept of “Common Heritage of Mankind”?
Article Is Outer Space Proper the “Common Heritage of Mankind”?
Article 3D Printing Using Material from Celestial Bodies
Article The Paradox of United States’ Position on Regulation of Space Resource Extraction
Article Legal Challenges in Front of Private Sectors on Exploration of Space Resources and Off-Earth Mining
Article Space Resources Exploitation from the International and Domestic Law Perspectives

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	International Institute of Space Law
Article	3D Printing Using Material from Celestial Bodies A Method to Circumvent the Non-Appropriation Principle?
Authors	Michael Chatzipanagiotis
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Michael Chatzipanagiotis
Legal Consultant, Aetherspace Consultants Ltd, Nicosia, Cyprus, Adjunct Lecturer, University of Cyprus – Legal Faculty, Nicosia, Cyprus, m.chatzipanagiotis@ aetherspace-consultants.com.

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Proceedings of the International Institute of Space Law

International Institute of Space Law

3D Printing Using Material from Celestial Bodies

A Method to Circumvent the Non-Appropriation Principle?

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