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COMMENTARY FOR THE JOURNAL OF AIR LAW AND COMMERCE ON THE ARTICLE BY ANDREW LEE ENTITLED THE FUTURE OF THE LAW ON THE MOON
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机译：COMMENTARY FOR THE JOURNAL OF AIR LAW AND COMMERCE ON THE ARTICLE BY ANDREW LEE ENTITLED THE FUTURE OF THE LAW ON THE MOON
MR. LEE HAS DELIVERED a very interesting Article. By taking a view into the future of space flight, he elaborates, regarding problems of space law, on the possibility of excavating lunar resources. While Mr. Lee's considerations about the way to the Moon can be agreed upon entirely, there are other questions still open. I particularly agree with the fact that with SpaceX, a breakthrough invention was made for modern carriers and thus, a step in the history of space flight. The reusability of the carrier on its way to the Moon and beyond lowers the cost considerably. And indeed, the comparison to aviation is quite appropriate: On the one hand, it was clear from the beginning that airplanes should be used more than once. On the other hand, the very fact that the first spacecraft were not reusable made space flight extraordinarily expensive.
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