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It seems to me that you're arguing broadly that space regulation, generally speaking, could, in principle, be good. I agree with that. Now, do you have any arg
by emiliobumachar 9y ago
It seems to me that you're arguing broadly that space regulation, generally speaking, could, in principle, be good. I agree with that.
Now, do you have any arguments in favor of the regulatory restrictions on SpaceX lauch videos?
- IAmEveryone 9y agoNo, not really. SpaceX's usage is obviously far too trivial to trigger any of the concerns motivating the regulation. BUT: Exhaustively specifying all possibilities in law is rather impossible, and any attempt would make legal texts even more verbose. Giving an agency the leeway to waive regulations on a case-by-case basis may however appear (or be) arbitrary. Although I suspect the latter may still happen once the agency has had more than three days to think about it. Otherwise, it may just be preferable for SpaceX to spend a few hours submitting the application. It's really not rocket science.