International Law and Military Activities in Outer Space
Recorded March 23, 2015
Although some may consider the two to be at odds with each other, international law has a direct impact on military activities in both peacetime and during conflict. International law defines what constitutes an armed attack, the right to national self-defense, and the limi…
Long March 5B Booster Falls Into Indian Ocean – China Dodges An International Incident
We were live this morning as the booster stage of China’s latest Long March 5B to launch returned to Earth. Space archaeologist Professor Alice Gorman, spaceflight commentator Jonathan Gorman and Space Law expert Duncan Blake were our expert guests as we presented a 6 hour marathon waiting for the…
Law and Space: Challenges of the New Space Race
The editors of the Albany Law Review had an out-of-this-world idea for the journal’s 2021 symposium.
The presentation for the student-run publication’s 85th annual volume is, “Law and Space: Challenges of the New Space Race.” The symposium was held virtually on Nov. 4.
Moderated by Albany Law Sch…
Space Junk - Space, Law, and Morality (with Duncan Blake)
CONTENT WARNING: please be aware that this episode includes detailed discussions of wartime killing, and of targeted airstrikes in particular.
In this episode I speak to Wing Commander Duncan Blake who spent 22 years as a legal officer in the Royal Australian Air Force, most recently in the Middle …
Space Law 101 with Duncan Blake (357)
What are the rules for human behaviour in Space ? Dr Karl gets an introduction to Space Law history with specialist lecturer Duncan Blake.
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Space Law 102 with Duncan Blake (358)
What governs the resources, risks and rewards on the Moon, Mars and beyond? Dr Karl gets a booster shot of Space law with specialist lecturer Duncan Blake.
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Space Madness Episode 9: Australia, Atticus Finch, and Ad Astra!
Today we chat with Wing Commander Duncan Blake from the Royal Australian Air Force about space law, norms and expectations of military conflict in outer space, the development of global legal manuals, and how satellites have no mothers.
Navigating Criminal Jurisdiction In Space
In this episode of The SciTech Lawyer Perspective, host Donata Stroink-Skillrud interviews Duncan Blake to discuss his article "Space Pirates or Misplaced Labels? Navigating Criminal Jurisdiction On Commercial Space Stations", co-authored with Michelle Chase and Margot Ellis. Topics include the Out…
Rebirth in the Chateau: Ritual Theater, AI, and the Shattered Self
In this captivating return to the podcast, Julian Royce reunites with longtime friend Duncan Blake (formerly Duncan Horst) for a deep dive into the fluid nature of identity. Following an intense ritual theater production in a French castle and a residency at the Envision Festival in Costa Rica, Dun…
Wall Street Wizardry and Ritual Theater: Navigating Madness, Money, and the Multiverse of Self
In this riveting second installment, Julian Royce continues his conversation with Duncan Blake (formerly Duncan Horst), an experience designer and ritual theater creator with one of the most eclectic life stories ever shared on the show. Duncan opens up about the "meta-crisis" of trust and story, t…
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