Analysis: 2018: A space policy
The UK is contemplating liability options as it wants to allow satellite launches from its soil.
In March, the Space Industry Act became law, paving the way for companies to launch small satellites and scientific experiments from UK soil. The government is now seeking evidence to shape future
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