Subject: National and International Space Policies governing human space explora

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Subject: National and International Space Policies governing human space exploration
Task:
700 words discussion on the ethics, policies, laws, and international convention gaps to be addressed for future human exploration and utilization missions. Please consider the following:
Include your ethical considerations and suggestions for future US Space Force activities and militarization of space. Should personnel be sent to protect the US and International interests at planetary habitats and prospecting sites? Note that despite the outer space treaty, several countries including the US, Russia, and PRC have tested anti-satellite weapons
Do the existing conventions prohibit these activities and if not, should the treaties be amended to reflect the peaceful nature of the uses of outer space?
Is the use of satellites for spying, economic and military, prohibited by current international conventions? Should the treaties be amended to prevent such activities and minimize conflicts on Earth?
NASA Space Act was recently amended to replace men with humans as space explorers. Should COPUOS (UN Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space) adopt the same? *my answer is yes
Reference:
Add two more and here are some for you.
1. Space Law Treaties and Principles – UNOOSA, www.unoosa.org
Space Law Treaties and Principles. The UN Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space [UNOOSA/COPUOS] is the forum for the development of international space law to be ratified by UN member countries.
Stough Roger and Arnauld Nicogossian. Medical and health policy formulation: Part 1 Ethical considerations for space resource allocation, for human exploration of the Solar System (2006 summarized in Lesson 7)
Kahn J, Liverman CT, and McCoy MA, editors (2014). Health Standards for Long Duration and Exploration Spaceflight: Ethics Principles, Responsibilities, and Decision Framework Committee on Ethics Principles and Guidelines for Health Standards for Long Duration and Exploration Spaceflights; Board on Health Sciences Policy; Institute of Medicine. Washington (DC): National Academies Press (US).
Langston, Sara. (2016). Space Travel: Risk, Ethics, and Governance in Commercial Human Spaceflight. New Space. 4. 10.1089/space.2015.0015.
Rajarshi Pal Chowdhury, Nicholas N. Stoffle, et al. (2020). A novel, population-based approach to astronaut radiation risk assessment. Radiation Physics and Chemistry; 172: 108736

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