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How high does one have to go in airspace to no longer be considered as part of a specific country's airspace?
by mym1990 4y ago
How high does one have to go in airspace to no longer be considered as part of a specific country's airspace?
- georgeg23 4y agoSpace is different than borders because there is no horizon.
- mym1990 4y agoAh seems like there is some distinction between space and airspace whether an object is in orbit or not.
- nradov 4y agoThe US has not defined any specific altitude limit for our airspace. https://youtu.be/P43wVDiZs8k https://youtu.be/P43wVDiZs8k
- mym1990 4y agoHilariously informative, thank you!
- Plasmoid 4y agoGenerally it's the Karman line but there aren't any treaties that specify where flight ends and orbit starts.