United Nations Security Act
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| Category: | International Security | Strength: | Mild | Proposed By: | Texan Hotrodders |
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The NationStates United Nations,
AWARE that existing international, national, and non-governmental research in the space sciences are continuously identifying Near Earth Objects (NEOs) including many asteroids and comets which have the potential to one day collide with the Earth,
OBSERVING that some of these space sciences programs are not specifically charged with identification and characterization of the hazards posed by NEOs,
RECOGNIZING that the risk of a NEO impact is shared by all nations on Earth, and thus is of international concern,
TAKING NOTE of the "Report of the Task Force on potentially hazardous Near Earth Objects",
- ENCOURAGES all nations, United Nations members and non-members, to share any information on the trajectories of any Near Earth Objects (NEOs);
- FURTHER ENCOURAGES United Nations members to seek agreements with non-member states to share any information related to NEOs;
- EXPRESSES ITS HOPE that nations will continue to identify and characterize the hazard associated with potential NEO impacts;
- SOLEMNLY AFFIRMS the continuation of pre-existing international, national, and non-governmental research in the space sciences (which are considered to be included in military budgets for the purposes of NationStates); and
- RECOMMENDS that international, national, and non-governmental space science research groups continue to research and develop possible contingency plans should an impact be likely.
- Votes For: 9,667
- Votes Against: 6,886
- Implemented: Mon Jul 8 2004
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