Space treaties govern military activities in orbit from "summary" of Space Forces by Fred Scharmen
Space treaties play a critical role in regulating military operations in space. These treaties establish guidelines and restrictions to prevent the militarization of outer space and maintain peace among nations. By governing military activities in orbit, these agreements aim to prevent the escalation of conflicts beyond Earth's atmosphere. The Outer Space Treaty, signed in 1967, is one of the key international agreements that govern military activities in space. This treaty prohibits the placement of nuclear weapons in orbit and bans the use of the Moon and other celestial bodies for military purposes. By setting these boundaries, the Outer Space Treaty aims to promote cooperation and...
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