Developing Scripts and Case Studies for cisLunarFreighter/STC - Revision history

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	Regulations for avoidance of Collisions in Space and for the protection of space-faring vessels.		Regulations for avoidance of Collisions in Space and for the protection of space-faring vessels.

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			[[Category:CisLunarFreighter]]

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2. Responsibility.

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	* (e) The STC shall have the power to make exemptions under the rules, by issuing exemption notices, in limited circumstances.		* (e) The STC shall have the power to make exemptions under the rules, by issuing exemption notices, in limited circumstances.

	== 2. Responsibility.==		== Responsibility ==
	(a) No clause in these rules shall exempt any traffic, vessel, crew member or controller from neglect of any precaution deemed necessary or reasonable with respect to these rules, good practice or circumstances relevant to any incident or matter arising.		(a) No clause in these rules shall exempt any traffic, vessel, crew member or controller from neglect of any precaution deemed necessary or reasonable with respect to these rules, good practice or circumstances relevant to any incident or matter arising.

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Scope of the regulations.

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	Regulations for avoidance of Collisions in Space and for the protection of space-faring vessels.		Regulations for avoidance of Collisions in Space and for the protection of space-faring vessels.

	== Scope of the regulations.==		== Scope of the regulations ==

	* (a) These rules shall apply to all civilian vessels and in general to vehicles operating in civilian airspace.		* (a) These rules shall apply to all civilian vessels and in general to vehicles operating in civilian airspace.

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maneuverability

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	====restricted visibility====		====restricted visibility====

	==maneuverability==		===maneuverability===

	===restricted manoeuvrability===		====restricted manoeuvrability====

	===enhanced manoeuvrability===		====enhanced manoeuvrability====

	~~===compromised innumerability~~===

			====compromised innumerability====

	== Notes on General Radio Procedure ==		== Notes on General Radio Procedure ==

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The regulations

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	i. 'derelicts'		i. 'derelicts'

			=== Structure of Controlled airspace ===

	=== Flight Plans and Orbitals ===		=== Flight Plans and Orbitals ===

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4.3 Flight Plans and Orbitals

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	=== ~~4.3~~ Flight Plans and Orbitals ===		=== Flight Plans and Orbitals ===
	(a) Ideally all civilian activity shall occur with respect to		(a) Ideally all civilian activity shall occur with respect to
	a plan agreed with the control authority.		a plan agreed with the control authority.

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visibility

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Types of Vessels

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	A formally filed plan detailing an orbital or course a vessel intends to use or follow.		A formally filed plan detailing an orbital or course a vessel intends to use or follow.

	==Types of Vessels==		===Types of Vessels===
	:Any space-faring craft capable of transportation of cargo or passengers, excluding artificial satellites or statically anchored platforms		:Any space-faring craft capable of transportation of cargo or passengers, excluding artificial satellites or statically anchored platforms