Moon Governance Simulation

Foresight Institute

As humanity pushes outward into space, how will the galaxy be shared? 
Work with the Open Lunar Foundation through scenarios simulating the

Starfish Mission - Emerging Tech Coworking Space

BACKGROUNDThe settlement of new frontiers has often involved great atrocities and deep lack of foresight. The Outer Space Treaty of 1967 establishes principles governing the exploration and use of celestial bodies. Space is designated as the “province of all mankind,” and nations and private organizations are forbidden from claiming territory on celestial bodies. But the treaty leaves some areas unclear, in particular around the exploitation of natural resources.Why this is important today?SpaceX and Blue Origin announced plans to go to the Moon, NASA announced its own return to the moon with humans by 2024, and China plans for a base at the South Pole by 2030. There remains a vacuum of concrete frameworks for resource management and policy making on the Moon. History is at risk of playing out the same way again. Join us for a night of space policy design!First, our guest speaker will lay out the rules of the game by bringing everyone up to speed on the constraints of space governance. Then, small groups will be assigned different scenarios and leverage their terrestrial expertise to work through the many challenges of the lunar environment. In a third part, each group will share about their experience attempting to solve those challenges, and the possible solutions they found. OPEN LUNAR FOUNDATIONThe Open Lunar Foundation is a public charity that is committed to enabling a self-sustaining settlement on the Moon within 10 years, to advance all life. Open Lunar is developing technology, policies and consultative structures that reflect commitment to settling the Moon in a peaceful, collaborative way for the benefit of all of humanity— to expand humanity’s horizons, prepare for existential risks, and learn to live better on Earth. Jessy Kate Schingler - Director of Policy and Governance, Open LunarJessy Kate designs human settlements with a specific interest in systems that manifest our environment and social structures as iterative learning platforms for experimentation and innovation, with citizens as creators and participatory scientists.LogisticsSnacks and Drinks will be providedThis event is brought to you by Foresight Institute.Your ticket fee goes towards supporting Foresight Institute&#x27;s mission to advance transformative technology towards futures beneficial to life and the biosphere. If that&#x27;s not something you are currently able to contribute to, do still join. No one will be turned away for lack of funds. You can shoot us a message via our Facebook page for sliding scale access.Foresight Institute is a non-profit steering technologies of fundamental importance towards futures of Existential Hope, focusing on molecular machine nanotechnology, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence.Learn about future Foresight events via our Newsletter: http://bit.ly/foresightnewsWatch all previous Strengthening Civilization salons: http://bit.ly/strengtheningcivilization

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