following new services were defined: Amateur-Satellite, Standard Frequency-Satel1ite, Time-Signal Satellite, Space Research, Space Operation, and Inter-Satellite. Additionally, the ITU has defined or redefined services dealing with Fixed-Satellite, Mobile-Satellite, Aeronautical Mobile-Satellite, Maritime Mobile-Satellite, Land Mobile- Satellite, Broadcast!ng-Satellite, Radiodetermination-Satel lite, Radionavigation, Aeronautical Radionavigation-Satellite, Maritime Radionavigation-Satellite, Earth Exploration-Satellite, and Meteorological- C + 11'4- Satellite. 2.7 The 1963 ITU Radio Regulations and Space Activities The 1963 Regulations made a connection between the radio spectrum and "Space, Orbits and Types of Objects in Space." Thus, definitions of eight related objects or events were made, including a definition of deep space, orbit, stationary satellite, and spacecraft. This same approach was pursued in the 1971 Regulations to include definitions of deep space, spacecraft, satellite, active satellite, passive satellite, orbit, inclination of an orbit, period of a satellite, altitude of the apogee (perigee), geosynchronous satellite, and geostationary satellite. In all instances the 1959 definitions were altered. Important additions were also made. Among the definitions made were: spacecraft "a man-made vehicle which is intended to go beyond the major portion of the Earth's atmosphere," satellite "a body which revolves around another body of 23 UST 1576-1577, TIAS 7435. Ibid., pp. 1570-1576. 15 UST 887, 919-920, TIAS 5603.
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