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2026-02-16 11:19 UTC

@sundogplanets@mastodon.social Since this would affect the *whole world* and not just the USA, how do people elsewhere complain/campain about this kind of thing? And why does the FCC assume that kind of juristiction?

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  • @Su_G@aus.social 2026-02-16 13:16

    @1a1nC@mastodon.online Yes, exactly. How does the US FCC become the world’s space regulator? Another question: are non-US satellites & space-things also regulated by the US FCC? How is the regulation of ‘space’ regulated in general? 🤔 #space #spaceRegulation #USFCC #US_FCC @sundogplanets@mastodon.social

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  • @1a1nC@mastodon.online @sundogplanets@mastodon.social @Su_G@aus.social Under international law, the US is responsible for US launches and US registered spacecraft. Outer Space Treaty Art. 7-8. Under US law the FAA, NOAA, and the FCC regulate different aspects of spaceflight. The rough breakdown is: FAA - Launch to orbit NOAA - Remote sensing on orbit FCC - Communications on orbit In normal times, you'd want to complain to your government, who would talk to the US. #Space

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  • @1a1nC@mastodon.online You can submit a comment if you live outside the US. But yes, it's a really bad system!

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