Author(s): Marilang Muin
As space becomes increasingly accessible, governments around the world are grappling with the challenge of regulating space exploration and satellite deployment. The surge in private space ventures, mega-constellations, and interplanetary missions has outpaced traditional legal frameworks. This article explores how national and international regulatory bodies are adapting to the evolving space landscape, focusing on licensing regimes, orbital traffic management, and sustainability. It highlights the need for coordinated governance to ensure safety, equity, and long-term viability in outer space.