To be honest, some of the proposals are long overdue and need international agreement. There are more and more satellites up there and issues like frequency interference, space debris, and other problems associated with the explosion in space technology need to be addressed by the international community.But as with everything this administration does, they go way beyond reasonable and enter the absurdly optimistic realm of trusting Russia and China to play by the rules without much in the way of verification.Washington Times: The administration has signaled that it is preparing to accept the European Union's draft Code of Conduct for Outer Space Activities with minimal changes to the document. An administration interagency review concluded last month that the code of conduct - aimed at reducing the amount of space debris that could collide into satellites - would not damage U.S. national interests in space or limit research and development into classified programs.The United States...(Read Full Post)