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Two Topics: The Space Show’s Harmful Contamination Show & NOAA’s Request for Comment on Regulatory Reform.

July 7, 2017 Laura Montgomery

The Space Show and Harmful Contamination.  I am looking forward to being on The Space Show with Dr. David Livingstone…

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Posted in: uncategorized Filed under: NEPA, teach a man to fish

What is the Federal Register? A Thing of Beauty

May 12, 2017 Laura Montgomery

Every now and then it helps to cover certain basic information. Today we will talk about the Federal Register. (I…

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Science Fiction, Space Law, and the Regulatory State: Or, How John Varley Broke My Heart but Other Science Fiction Writers Shouldn’t Have To

November 25, 2016 Laura Montgomery 26 Comments

I read John Varley in my teens. I had a subscription to Analog, or, Galaxy, it might have been; and…

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Posted in: uncategorized Filed under: Article VI, FAA, FCC, launch, NOAA, Outer Space Treaty, science fiction, spaceports, teach a man to fish

An Agency’s Rulemaking Priorities for Space Transportation

October 7, 2016 Laura Montgomery

An agency’s notice of proposed rulemaking (an NPRM) does not get written overnight. An agency must identify a problem, come…

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How to Learn about the FAA’s Risk Criteria and Calculations

September 23, 2016 Laura Montgomery

I received a question from someone interested in what literature might be available for understanding the FAA’s risk criteria for…

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