Moon, resources & Artemis
StandardFocused starter set — not every national mining regime worldwide.
7 sources · 6 cases
Systems · Caelex Scholar
Caelex Scholar — space law for teaching and research.
A Light desk for students, academics, and universities: official corpus, jurisdiction compare, seminar packs, and simulations. Software is not legal advice.
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Search legal sources, laws, regulations …
Jurisdiction:e.g. DE, EU, FR …
Results are ranked with AI semantic search — verify against the official source. Caelex Scholar is a research aid, not legal advice.
KeywordAI semantic
Example searches
Outer Space TreatyNIS2 DirectiveEU Space ActSpace debris mitigationLaunch authorisationITAR regulations
Illustrative · Library
Illustrative desk — not a live classroom and not legal advice. Hover pauses. Each section is a Scholar facet over official public texts.
Research
Ask the corpus. Keep the source on the desk.
Search types a question, the tool ledger records what was opened, and every grounded line stays attributed. Generated by AI · not legal advice. Missing instruments stay missing.
Search
Search legal sources, laws, regulations …
Ask against the corpus. Answers cite official instruments and stay labelled as research aid.
Illustrative · Search
Illustrative desk — not a live classroom and not legal advice. Hover pauses. Each section is a Scholar facet over official public texts.
Compare
DE / FR at teaching depth — gaps stay visible.
The real comparator chrome: jurisdiction tokens, dimension tabs, and a side-by-side map. Germany’s SatDSiG is not a French operations licence. COM(2025) 335 stays a proposal.
Comparator
Select jurisdictions to compare their space-law regimes side by side.
Jurisdictions2 / 8
GermanyFranceAdd jurisdictions
AllTreatiesAuthorisationEU Space Act
| Germany | France | |
|---|---|---|
| Treaties | ||
| OST Art. VI | State Party — authorization and continuing supervision (treaty text) | State Party — authorization and continuing supervision (treaty text) |
| National operations statute | No dedicated space-operations licence act — SatDSiG covers high-grade EO data | Loi n° 2008-518 (Space Operations Act / LOS 2008) |
| EU Space Act | COM(2025) 335 stays a proposal | COM(2025) 335 stays a proposal |
Screening-level teaching map. Empty structured cells mean no deep profile in Scholar — not that the jurisdiction has no regulation. Caelex Scholar is a research tool and not legal advice.
Illustrative · Compare
Illustrative desk — not a live classroom and not legal advice. Hover pauses. Each section is a Scholar facet over official public texts.
Teaching
Seminar pack, then a simulation checklist.
Moon / resources / Artemis as a starter set — not Lexis completeness. OST Liability is pedagogy: classify the basis, map Art. VI, draft a memo. Not counsel work.
Teaching
Teaching packs
Ready-made seminar paths: selected sources and cases on one topic.
Material for teaching and research. Not legal advice.
LiabilityIntermediate30 min
OST Liability — Articles VI–VII & Liability Convention
Advise a launching state after an on-orbit collision. Map state responsibility (Art. VI OST) to absolute vs fault liability under the 1972 Liability Convention. Not legal advice — pedagogy only.
Role: Counsel to the launching state
Simulation checklist
- Phase 1 — Classify the liability basis
- Phase 2 — State responsibility & dossier
- Phase 3 — Diplomatic memo
Illustrative · Teaching
Illustrative desk — not a live classroom and not legal advice. Hover pauses. Each section is a Scholar facet over official public texts.
Sources
Official public-domain text, always attributed.
OST Article VI (UNTS 610, 205) on the reading shell, with a sources rail. Authorization and continuing supervision is the treaty sentence — not a national licence.
Treaty
Outer Space Treaty · Article VI
In forceCitationUNTS 610, 205Year1967
Treaty on Principles Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space (1967), Article VI. UNTS 610, 205.
States Parties to the Treaty shall bear international responsibility for national activities in outer space, including the Moon and other celestial bodies, whether such activities are carried on by governmental agencies or by non-governmental entities, and for assuring that national activities are carried out in conformity with the provisions set forth in the present Treaty. The activities of non-governmental entities in outer space, including the Moon and other celestial bodies, shall require authorization and continuing supervision by the appropriate State Party to the Treaty. When activities are carried on in outer space, including the Moon and other celestial bodies, by an international organization, responsibility for compliance with this Treaty shall be borne both by the international organization and by the States Parties to the Treaty participating in such organization.
Illustrative · Sources
Illustrative desk — not a live classroom and not legal advice. Hover pauses. Each section is a Scholar facet over official public texts.
Not a counsel desk
Teaching and research
Corpus, compare, and simulations — Atlas stays the practice workspace.
Not a verdict engine
Cite the official text
Answers store attributed sources. Missing instruments stay missing.
Not a certified school
Institutional access
Curated seats for universities. Software is not legal advice.
The system
Four instruments. One seminar spine.
Corpus
Official instruments
UN space treaties and related public texts with attribution — browse, don’t invent.
Compare
Teaching jurisdictions
Side-by-side maps for seminars. Screening-level — not a licence determination.
Teaching
Seminar packs
Curated paths over frozen corpus IDs. Depth is labelled. Not Lexis completeness.
Simulations
Classroom planspiele
Role-play against official instruments. Pedagogy only — not legal advice.
Capabilities
What Caelex Scholar can do.
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Primary-source library
Treaties, statutes, and public instruments with official references. Research aid — verify against the source.
02
Jurisdiction compare
Teaching-depth maps (for example DE / FR). Honest gaps stay visible — Germany’s SatDSiG is not a French operations licence.
03
Teaching packs
Ready-made seminar paths on moon resources, liability, licensing, debris, and export-control themes.
04
Simulations
Planspiele on OST liability, dual-use export, spectrum coordination, and related frozen scenarios.
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Source-attributed answers
When search uses AI ranking, the disclosure stays on the desk. Citations resolve to official text or fail closed.
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Curated institutional access
Universities request access. Ops unlocks a seat. Not public self-serve signup, not an AI law school.
Positioning
Built for the seminar — not for a score, a dump, or a fake school.
Versus Atlas
Atlas is the counsel practice workspace — mandates, vault, drafting. Scholar is research and teaching. Same company, different seat.
Versus Comply
Comply is operator regulatory command. Scholar does not score a mission or file with an NCA.
Versus a raw statute dump
The corpus is one pillar beside compare, teaching packs, and simulations — not a PDF pile with a search box.
Versus an “AI law school”
Scholar does not confer degrees, certify lawyers, or replace a faculty. Outputs are research aid. Software is not legal advice.
Operators run Caelex Comply. Counsel runs Atlas. Institutions teach on Scholar.
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Request a scholarly seat.
Access is curated for universities and teaching programmes. The Caelex team reviews each request. Existing users sign in.
Screening-level product copy — not legal advice. Generated by AI outputs in the product require human review. Access requires organisation membership and ProductCode.SCHOLAR (institutional). The EU Space Act (COM(2025) 335) is a proposal, not yet in force. The desks on this page are illustrative playback, not a live session.
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Caelex Scholar — questions academics ask
- What is Caelex Scholar?
- Scholar is space law for the next generation — a research and learning surface for students, academics, and universities. It is distinct from Atlas (counsel practice workspace) and Comply (operator compliance).
- How do I request Scholar access?
- Submit the form at caelex.eu/scholar-access. Requests are reviewed by the Caelex team; access is curated, not fully self-serve.
- Is Scholar the same as Atlas?
- No. Atlas is built for law firms and in-house counsel running matters. Scholar is oriented to research, teaching, and learning. Both can use related corpora but serve different audiences.
- Does Caelex Scholar give legal advice or certify a law school?
- No. Scholar is research and teaching software. It does not give legal advice, replace counsel, confer degrees, or claim AI Act certification. Generated by AI outputs require human review. Product overview: caelex.eu/scholar-product.
- Is the desk on the Scholar product page a live classroom?
- No. The hero desk is illustrative playback of Scholar’s Light chrome — no live model, no auth, no fetch. Existing users sign in at caelex.eu/scholar-login. Access requests: caelex.eu/scholar-access.
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