Artemis Accords and Outer Space Treaties

The video discusses the concept of space ownership, highlighting the Outer Space Treaty, which prevents countries from claiming celestial bodies. It explores the implications of space mining and the Artemis Accords, which allow for resource extraction with safety zones. The video also addresses unresolved international disputes, as countries like Russia and China have not signed the Accords, emphasizing the need for legal advice and space insurance.

What was the primary purpose of the Outer Space Treaty?

• To promote space tourism

• To establish a global space agency

• To prevent any country from owning parts of space

• To allow countries to claim celestial bodies

How does the Outer Space Treaty view space?

• As a military zone

• As a resource for the wealthiest nations

• As a private property for corporations

• As a common good open to everyone

What do the Artemis Accords aim to facilitate?

• Military operations in space

• Space mining

• Space tourism

• Colonization of Mars

What is a feature of the Artemis Accords regarding landing sites?

• They require international approval for landing

• They restrict landing to specific countries

• They provide a safety zone around landing sites

• They allow for unlimited expansion

Which countries have not signed the Artemis Accords?

• India and Japan

• Russia and China

• United States and Canada

• Brazil and South Africa

What is recommended for space ventures due to unresolved legal issues?

• Investing in space tourism

• Partnering with international space agencies

• Hiring space lawyers and getting insurance

• Building larger rockets