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Said responsible for this program at the agency Phil McCallister "It’s amazing indeed to be able to buy Lunar regolith From 4 companies at $ 25,000 and $ 1 in total".
In return for the advances, everyone will manage "لونار اوتبوست" (One dollar) and the Japanese and European branches of "ISpace" (Each of them is $ 5,000) and"Mastin Space Systems" ($ 15,000) He ordered him to reach the moon and take soil samples and photograph them and transfer their ownership to "NASA" When you return to Earth.
These companies will send their sample-collection vehicles to the moon in the context of out-of-context funded missions "NASA" To be implemented in 2022 and 2023.
The date for the return of the samples has not yet been determined, as the main objective of this step is to prepare for a new phase of Space exploration The private sector is involved in the exploration for outside resources Planet earth Under judicial protection mechanisms.
The official on international relations said at "NASA" Mike Gold N. "It is very important to establish a (judicial) precedent that allows private sector entities to extract and collect resources".
Take care United State To set a precedent in this regard, as there is no international consensus on extraterritorial property rights. Washington’s opinions in this regard contrast with those adopted by its two major rivals in the space invasion, Russia and China.
The international treaty lacks about The space The conclusion was made in 1967 in this regard, and it was stated that "National seizure by declaration of sovereignty, use, or any other means" Prohibited.
و .وضحت United State In the context of agreements "Artemis" It reserves the right to create "Security areas" To protect its activities on an astronomical object. And the"Artemis" It is the return to the moon program with two astronauts to be sent in 2024.
And Mike Gould confirmed that these new activities will take place "In line with the provisions of the space treaty", Indicating "It is important for the United States to lead not only on the technological front, but also on the political front".
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“It’s really amazing that we can buy,” said agency responsible for the program, Phil McCallister Lunar regolith From 4 companies at $ 25,000 and $ 1 in total. “
In return for the advances, the Lunar Outpost ($ 1), the Japanese and European subsidiaries of iSpace (each $ 5,000) and Mastin Space Systems ($ 15,000) will manage to reach the moon and take soil samples. Photographed and transferred to NASA upon return to Earth.
These companies will send their vehicles to collect samples to the moon in the context of missions funded out of context. “NASA“To be implemented in 2022 and 2023.
The date for the return of the samples has not yet been determined, as the main objective of this step is to prepare for a new phase of Space exploration The private sector is involved in the exploration for outside resources Planet earth Under judicial protection mechanisms.
“It is very important to establish a (judicial) precedent that allows private sector entities to extract and collect resources,” said NASA official in charge of international relations, Mike Gould.
Take care United State To set a precedent in this regard, as there is no international consensus on extraterritorial property rights. Washington’s opinions in this regard contrast with those adopted by its two major rivals in the space invasion, Russia and China.
The international treaty lacks about The space Conclusion concluded in 1967 in this regard, and it was stated that “national takeover through the declaration of sovereignty or through use or any other means” is prohibited.
و .وضحت United State In the context of the “Artemis” Accords, it reserves the right to create “security zones” to protect its activities on an astronomical object. And “Artemis” is the return to the moon program with two astronauts scheduled to be sent in 2024.
And Mike Gould emphasized that these new activities will be carried out “in line with the provisions of the Space Treaty,” noting, “It is important for the United States to assume leadership not only on the technological front, but also on the political level.”
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