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Space Industry, G3 林寶珍 Tina Lin 109108003 陳詩穎 Anna Chen 110106052 …

- - - - Boeing
      - Airbus
    - - NASA
      - ESA
    - - SpaceX
      - Blue Origin
- - - - Favoritism and Rivalry
    - - Deadline pressure and Competition
  - - - Amazon's plan to launch 3,236 satellites for the Kuiper service
    - - $10 billion
  - - - Blue Origin, ULA, and Arianespace
- - - - Low latency
      - High bandwidth
      - Low cost
    - - the number of global satellite launches in a single year exceeded 1,000 last year. Accelerated by emerging satellite service players such as SpaceX and OneWeb, SpaceX, OneWeb and others are expected to start from 2021 More than 1,700 satellites will be launched annually by 2030.
  - - - GEO
        
        MEO
        
        LEO
        
        200~2000km
        
        27,000km/hr
        
        Communications,
        Telemetry
        
        2000~35,786km
        
        14,000km/hr
        
        GPS navigation, Millitary
        
        35,786km
        
        11,000km/hr
        
        Communication
- - - - Some countries argue for ensuring equal and peaceful use of resources, while others believe in the right to claim ownership of space resources.
    - - While international law generally prohibits placing weapons of mass destruction in space, determining and enforcing relevant provisions remains a challenge.
  - - - Space Debris Mitigation Guidelines
      - Outer Space Treaty
        
        Lacks legal enforceability, is merely a call to action.
- - - - space congestion
        
        making the risk of space collisions higher
      - Russia-Ukraine war intervened
        
        potential offensive purposes
      - light pollution
        
        affect scientific observations