Finally, endorsements from scientific institutions (and potentially ultimately the UN General Assembly) will be essential to securing interest and commitments from implementing organizations. scientists are encouraged to reach out to their colleagues from around the world to build broad consensus on the International Lunar Year and its purpose, working through existing national and international scientific organizations. Further, the community is encouraged to think expansively about lunar science to identify cross-cutting objectives for the International Lunar Year that bring together different disciplines and diverse stakeholders in innovative ways. The scientific community is invited to lead in developing an overarching thematic vision for the International Lunar Year and a corresponding program under a timeframe of the community’s choosing. The International Lunar Year, from the outset, should be science community-led and work through existing scientific organizations at the national and international levels in a coordinated fashion. A sustained program might combine elements of public outreach and scientific collaboration to fashion a vibrant interdisciplinary and multilateral effort, demonstrating how lunar exploration can be responsible, peaceful, and sustainable, as we begin to establish an enduring presence at the Moon. The International Polar Year of 2007-08, for example, resulted in the largest, most comprehensive field campaign to date to explore the Earth’s polar regions, drawing together an estimated 50,000 researchers, observers, educators, students, and support personnel from more than 60 countries across 228 projects.Īs multiple nations and commercial entities plan a near-term return to the Moon on an unprecedented scale, now is the right time to consider planning an International Lunar Year. The second is to promote large-scale scientific collaborations, especially at the international level. The first is to raise awareness of scientific achievements in a particular field and their broader impact on the public. International science years-typically declared by the United Nations General Assembly-celebrate and build upon these unique international connections. Science is an international enterprise, and scientists have long demonstrated the ability to work across boundaries for humanity’s common good. National Cislunar Science & Technology Strategy, released in November 2022, endorsed the concept of an International Lunar Year to be named sometime later in the decade and modeled on historical examples like the International Geophysical Year of 1957-58 or the International Polar Year of 2007-08. Under Secretary for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs.Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs.Bureau of International Organization Affairs.Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs.Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs.Office of Management Strategy and Solutions.Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations.Bureau of Information Resource Management.Bureau of the Comptroller and Global Financial Services.Office of the Science and Technology Adviser.
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