Over 25 years ago, the idea of space travel went from being science fiction to science fact, thus giving rise to new legal relationships, paradigms, and institutions that would later form the basis for Space Law, which in turn is based on two concepts that are mere aspirations in other fields: peace and the common good.Due to stale debates, ignorance and misinterpretations, this branch of International Law is unable to keep up with scientific progress, with an undefined field of action and resources of a very particular nature, such as the geostationary orbit.In this new legal horizon, prone to experimentation and innovation, Colombia is both a beacon of progress and obstruction.