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... Recalling that the Treaty on Principles Governing the
Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space, including the Moon and
Other Celestial Bodies of 27 January 1967 affirms that States shall bear international
responsibility for their national activities in outer space and refers to the State on
whose registry an object launched into outer space is carried, ...
... (c) The term "State of registry" means a launching
State on whose registry a space object is carried in accordance with article II. ...
... (c) The term "State of registry" means a launching
State on whose registry a space object is carried in accordance with article II. ...
... 1. When a space object is launched into earth orbit or beyond,
the launching State shall register the space object by means of an entry in an appropriate
registry which it shall maintain. Each launching State shall inform the Secretary-General
of the United Nations of the establishment of such a registry. ...
... 1. When a space object is launched into earth orbit or beyond,
the launching State shall register the space object by means of an entry in an appropriate
registry which it shall maintain. Each launching State shall inform the Secretary-General
of the United Nations of the establishment of such a registry. ...
... 3. The contents of each registry and the conditions under which
it is maintained shall be determined by the State of registry concerned. ...
... 3. The contents of each registry and the conditions under which
it is maintained shall be determined by the State of registry concerned. ...
... 1. Each State of registry shall furnish
to the Secretary-General of the United Nations, as soon as practicable, the following
information concerning each space object carried on its registry:
...
... 1. Each State of registry shall furnish
to the Secretary-General of the United Nations, as soon as practicable, the following
information concerning each space object carried on its registry:
...
... 2. Each State of registry may, from time to time,
provide the Secretary-General of the United Nations with additional information concerning
a space object carried on its registry. ...
... 2. Each State of registry may, from time to time,
provide the Secretary-General of the United Nations with additional information concerning
a space object carried on its registry. ...
... 3. Each State of registry shall notify the
Secretary-General of the United Nations, to the greatest extent feasible and as soon as
practicable, of space objects concerning which it has previously transmitted information,
and which have been but no longer are in earth orbit. ...
... Whenever a space object launched into earth orbit or beyond is
marked with the designator or registration number referred to in article IV, paragraph 1
(b), or both, the State of registry shall notify the Secretary-General of this fact when
submitting the information regarding the space object in accordance with article IV. In
such case, the Secretary-General of the United Nations shall record this notification in
the Register. ...