John Gilroy
speaker
342 appearances
6 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 22 Jul
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You know, this due regard obligation is one of those phrases that people invoke often but interpret differently.
So from your perspective, what role should it play in shaping responsible decision-making in crowded or risky environments?
Norms of behavior.
So how have soft norms succeeded in other sectors when formal treaties weren't available?
And what gives a non-binding space norm real staying power?
Enough that actors feel accountable to it in the space sector, you know?
So, Peter, if you were drafting the blueprint for a governance model capable of supporting sustained lunar activity, what principles or structural features would you prioritize to reduce miscalculation and reinforce long-term trust?
Hey, Peter, I think you've given our audience a better understanding of outer space governance.
I'd like to thank our guest, Honorable Peter J. Bashar, former General Counsel of the U.S.
Department of Air Force and Space Force.
Thanks, Peter.
Welcome to Constellations, the podcast from Kratos.
My name is John Gilroy, and I'll be your moderator today.
We're looking at how Earth observation is changing as missions become more time-sensitive.
AI moves closer to the sensor, and governments reconsider how much control they need over imaging, processing, and responsiveness.
Joining us is Luciano Hieso, Vice President of Space Systems at
That's sad logic to explore how these shifts are redefining expectations for trusted data, rapid workflows, and the future of EO driven decisions.
Luciano, a big topic.
You ready to dive in here?
I am, I am.
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