On March 1 and 2, 2024, experts from a variety of backgrounds, disciplines, and countries gathered on Salt Spring Island, British Columbia, Canada, to discuss existing and foreseeable security-related challenges arising from activities on-and-around the Moon. The workshop and the accompanying research, analysis, and consultations were conducted by the Space Security Network (SSN) and the Outer Space Institute (OSI).
This report is the result of the discussions of the workshop, along with the adoption of the “Moby’s Recommendations on Lunar and Cislunar Security”, which are named after one of the workshop dinner venues. The intended audience for the recommendations is broad, and includes governments, industry, and inter-governmental and nongovernmental organizations. The recommendations are reproduced at the end of this report.
© Aaron Boley and Michael Byers, Outer Space Institute Report, November 2024.