O’Brien, Dennis: Protecting Outer Space for Humanity

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Click here to begin listening (http://www.radio4all.net/files/[email protected]/1197-1-OBRIEN_INTERVIEW_10-20-18_PUBLISHED.mp3) The 2018 International Astronomical Conference held in Bremen, Germany, during the first week of October, 2018, was attended by approximately 2000 people from over 100 counties from the planet earth. One of the attendees is Dennis O’Brien, a retired Ukiah California, attorney. He was presenter at the International Astronomical Conference and is our guest on this edition of Radio Curious. The paper O’Brien presented focuses on the future of space law. He addressed potential issues as humanity goes into outer space, and concepts on how to structure a new treaty to protect humanity, while at the same time allowing for the development of outer space commerce. For on-line information contact spacetreaty.com, or spacetreaty.org for O'Brien's work. Dennis O’Brien is a retired Ukiah, California attorney. O’Brien attended the 2018 International Astronomical Conference held in Bremen, Germany, where he presented a paper addressing the future of space law, and how to protect humanity’s interests, while at the same time allowing for the development of outer space commerce. For on-line information contact spacetreaty.com, or spacetreaty.org for O'Brien's work. The books Dennis O’Brien recommends are: “Stranger in a Strange Land,” by Robert A. Heinlein, and “The Foundation Novels,” by Issac Azimov. This program was recorded on October 20, 2018.

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