Hon. Peter J. Beshar
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without knowing necessarily what that might consist of in the future.
But as we know about more of the potential tools that can disrupt the space domain, then I think there's greater focus on trying to develop those norms of behavior to try to limit space debris, have safe separation between space assets and the like.
And I think that's where a lot of the focus should be today.
No, and there has to be a good faith associated with it, right?
The Artemis Accords are an effort.
Those are not legally binding, but they are a set of principles that set out what should be operational practices in this more congested, more contested space environment in which the world happily largely finds itself.
By the reduction in the cost of launch...
The idea that there's so many different organizations that can now access space, that is a fabulous development.
And all that that means to try to improve, take orbital data centers, you know, is that a viable concept?
If so.
oh, boy, that would be a great gift to the planet to be able to really export that type of activity.
So all of those, I think, are within the idea of trying to build out some of these behaviors, standards, not necessarily legally enforceable, but just modes of operation to guide our behaviors.
Yes.
And so the concept of the safety zones, I think, is very sound in principle that the drafters of the Artemis Accords said we're going to have a specific section on deconfliction of space activities.
And the proponents were saying that by having some safe separation.
That can enable multiple nations to be able to access what the moon or other asteroids.
You've seen some incredibly innovative work that NASA has done to explore the viability of mining asteroids and what that might actually mean in the context of critical minerals and critical resources.
Thrilled to join you.
Thank you, John.
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