John Gilroy
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342 appearances
6 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 22 Jul
John Gilroy’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Wow, it's been that long and nothing in between.
That's quite a gap in the world of technology, isn't it?
Peter, you spent a career navigating the space between legal theory and real-world behavior.
What helps the distinction between using resources and claiming them hold up once people have equipment and infrastructure on the lunar surface?
Peter, based on your experience with compliance and oversight, what kinds of operational patterns or organizational incentives might cause resource activity to start drifting toward de facto control, even unintentionally?
In a scenario where multiple actors are operating in the same lunar region, what kinds of practices strike you as essential to prevent misunderstandings that could escalate?
Peter, you've talked about the difference between rules that build trust and rules that create friction.
When you think about safety zones on the moon, what helps them remain a tool for cooperation instead of a mechanism that shapes access?
Looking at the Moon Agreement through a governance and compliance lens, what does its limited adoption reveal to you about what states are or aren't willing to commit to when it comes to sharing benefits?
Hmm.
With domestic space resource laws emerging around the world, what signals do you think these national frameworks send about how states envision the balance between commercial opportunity and broader international responsibilities?
Peter, you spend a lot of time thinking about the stability of shared environments.
So what characteristics make certain space capabilities especially disruptive to the legal and normative fabric we rely on?
I want to delve into this nuclear question a little bit here.
The reports of a potential Russian nuclear-armed satellite triggered an unusually intense international reaction.
So from a legal perspective, what makes this particular capability so destabilizing?
Okay, let's say we have a problem.
Okay, when problematic behavior occurs in orbit, you've often stressed the importance of layered responses.
So what does an effective sequence of legal, diplomatic, and technical steps look like when you're trying to restore stability?
Earlier, you used the phrase due regard.
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