FAA Moves To ‘Covariance’ To Assess Launch Collision Risk
Credit: FAA
The FAA’s plan to amend the collision-avoidance methodology it uses in licensing commercial space launches will support safer operations with more flexible launch windows as space at low Earth orbit (LEO) becomes increasingly congested, the agency says. In a new Part 450 regulation for Streamlined...
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