The Limits of Liability: How Millions of Untraced Pieces of Space Debris Challenge Attribution and Requirements for Evidence under the Liability Convention

May 11, 2026Open Access

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This research focuses on the limitations of the Liability Convention regarding untraced space debris and its implications for legal responsibilities.
Analysis of the current legal framework regarding space debris and liability claims.
Evaluation of existing cases and incidents involving space debris.
Interpretation of international law principles related to attribution.
Identified gaps in evidence requirements for claiming damages caused by space debris.
Discussed significant challenges in attributing responsibility for incidents involving untraced debris.
Suggested potential reforms to enhance accountability under the Liability Convention.

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Explores challenges in attributing responsibility for untraced space debris under international law, suggesting improvements.

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