Treaty has room for vagueness
However, as the Daily Mail notes, the vernacular of the treaty could be vague enough to allow commercial exploitation of HE-3, valued at $3 billion a metric ton.
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Yasui, N Negative Map for Individual Debate »Yasui, N Negative Map for Individual Debate
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Developing and mining the moon »Developing and mining the moon
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We Should Mine the Earth's Moon for Energy »We Should Mine the Earth's Moon for Energy
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Endless supply of energy »Endless supply of energy
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There are technological, financial, and political roadblocks »There are technological, financial, and political roadblocks
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Political issues are potentially keeping us away from mining the moon »Political issues are potentially keeping us away from mining the moon
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This was signed under the U.N. Outer Space Treaty in 1967 »This was signed under the U.N. Outer Space Treaty in 1967
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Treaty has room for vagueness
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No body owns the moon. No plan on who is going to develop moon »No body owns the moon. No plan on who is going to develop moon
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