; and (ii) if the determination under clause (i) is affirmative, grant such application (including any amendment to such application). (B) Criteria described The additional criteria described in this subparagraph are as follows: (i) A limit on the number of space stations authorized by the license, as determined by the Commission. (ii) A limit on the total in-orbit lifetime for any individual space station, as determined by the Commission. (iii) For each space station, the following: (I) A limit on the orbital altitude at which the space station may operate, as determined by the Commission. (II) A requirement that the space station has a maneuverability capability and the ability to make collision avoidance and deorbit maneuvers, as determined by the Commission. (III) A requirement that the space station is identifiable by a unique signal-based telemetry marker that meets requirements issued by the Commission. (IV) A requirement that the space station releases no operational debris. (V) A requirement that the space station can be commanded by command originating from the ground to immediately cease transmissions and the applicant has the capability to eliminate harmful interference when required by the Commission. (iv) A requirement that the operator has assessed and limited the probability of an accidental explosion, including an explosion that results from the conversion of energy sources on board any space station into energy that fragments the space station. (v) A limit on the probability of a collision between each space station and any other large object, as determined by the Commission. (vi) A requirement that each space station is disposed of post-mission and the probability of human casualty from disposal meets requirements issued by the Commission. (C) Criteria not met If the determination under subparagraph (A)(i) with respect to an application is negative, the Commission shall make a determination whether to grant such application (including any amendment to such application) under paragraph (1) by