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3.7 Summary
Our strategy allows us to envision a
future in which humanity has expanded into the solar system.
In order to attain such a future, we must utilize and develop
processes to exploit science and technology, work within and
modify the current legal framework, establish coordination and
management procedures, and promote education and awareness. The
key findings and recommendations for the supporting framework
of our strategy are:
- The current framework of space treaties
is adequate for the preliminary steps in the human space exploration,
but may evolve as humanity expands into the solar system.
- Interface management and system engineering
could be taught to scientists across all disciplines in order
to foster a generation of professionals that are able to work
across a wide range of technologies and in a demanding interface-based
design system.
- Exploration in space is an opportunity
to discover new perspectives that can lead to breakthrough thinking.
- Create a new ad hoc International Human
Exploration Consultative Group (IHECG) in order to create an
infrastructure to support missions to the Moon, Mars, and other
parts of the solar system.
- Ensure that public awareness initiatives
are a key priority throughout the implementation of the strategy
and that there is a means to internationally coordinate these
activities.
- Offer opportunities for governmental
decision-makers from several different countries to attend the
International Space University Summer Session Program as a student.
- A study of Asian countries showed that
they could contribute to the strategy in a variety of ways appropriate
to their level of development.
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