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SpaceX is moving on quickly from its latest fallen Starship prototype. Elon Musk's company rolled out the newest Starship test vehicle, known as SN15 ("Serial No. 15"), its South Texas launch pad last Thursday (April 8), just over a week after its predecessor exploded during a high-altitude flight. That previous vehicle, SN11, performed well during most of its 6.2-mile-high (10 kilometers) flight on March 30 but suffered a serious problem while gearing up for landing. (SpaceX skipped the SN12, SN13 and SN14 iterations, going directly from SN11 to SN15.) https://www.space.com/spacex-starship-sn15-launch-pad?

Constitución Mundial. Artículo 16 - Territorios del mundo y relaciones exteriores Sección. A - Territorio mundial. 1. Aquellas áreas de la Tierra y la luna de la Tierra que no están bajo la jurisdicción de las naciones existentes en el momento de formar la Federación de la Tierra, o que no están razonablemente dentro de la provincia de propiedad y administración nacional, o que se declaran Territorio del Mundo posteriormente. al establecimiento de la Federación de la Tierra, será designado como Territorio Mundial y pertenecerá a todas las personas de la Tierra. 2. La administración del Territorio Mundial será determinada por el Parlamento Mundial e implementada por el Ejecutivo Mundial, y se aplicará a las siguientes áreas: -Todos los océanos y mares que tengan carácter internacional o supranacional, junto con los fondos marinos y recursos de los mismos, comenzando a una distancia de veinte kilómetros mar adentro, excluidos los mares interiores de propiedad nacional tradicional. -Estrechos, canales y canales vitales. -La atmósfera que envuelve a la Tierra, comenzando a una altura de un kilómetro sobre la superficie general de la tierra, excluyendo las depresiones en áreas de mucha variación en la elevación. -Satélites artificiales y la luna de la Tierra. -Colonias que pueden elegir el estatus de Territorio Mundial; territorios no independientes bajo la administración fiduciaria de naciones o de las Naciones Unidas; cualquier isla o atolón que no haya sido reclamado por ninguna nación; tierras o países independientes que eligen el estatus de Territorio Mundial; y tierras en disputa que eligen el estatus de Territorio Mundial. 3. Los residentes de cualquier Territorio del Mundo, excepto las Zonas Federales del Mundo designadas, tendrán derecho dentro de lo razonable a decidir por plebiscito convertirse en una nación autónoma dentro de la Federación de la Tierra, ya sea individualmente o en combinación con otros Territorios del Mundo, o para unirse con una nación existente con la Federación de la Tierra. Sección. B - Relaciones exteriores. 1. El Gobierno Mundial mantendrá relaciones exteriores con aquellas naciones de la Tierra que no se hayan unido a la Federación de la Tierra. Las relaciones exteriores estarán bajo la administración del Presidium, sujeto en todo momento a instrucciones específicas y aprobación por parte del Parlamento Mundial. 2. Todos los tratados y acuerdos con naciones que queden fuera de la Federación de la Tierra serán negociados por el Presidium y deben ser ratificados por una mayoría simple de votos de las tres Camaras del Parlamento Mundial. 3. El Gobierno Mundial de la Federación de la Tierra establecerá y mantendrá relaciones pacíficas con otros planetas y cuerpos celestes donde y cuando sea posible establecer comunicaciones con los posibles habitantes de los mismos. 4. Todas las exploraciones en el espacio exterior, tanto dentro como fuera del sistema solar en el que se encuentra el Planeta Tierra, estarán bajo la dirección y el control exclusivos del Gobierno Mundial, y se realizarán de la manera que determine el Parlamento Mundial. La humanidad necesita un plan para la unidad global en una era de desafíos https://earthconstitution.world/