OK. So very recently a member of the group post an interesting poll in the Facebook group:
The results from the poll titled: “Do you think Asgardia should have a transparent legal system?”
The results stand at almost 100% of the polls 172 participant (at time of writing) agreeing with the statement.
While we all seem to agree that we would like to see a transparent legal system little debate has occurred on the type of legal system we would like to adopt.

There are currently four 4 main distinct “types” of legal systems in operation across the world:

Common law is generally uncodified. This means that there is no comprehensive compilation of legal rules and statutes. While common law does rely on some scattered statutes, which are legislative decisions, it is largely based on precedent, meaning the judicial decisions that have already been made in similar cases. Civil Law, in contrast, is codified. Countries with civil law systems have comprehensive, continuously updated legal codes that specify all matters capable of being brought before a court, the applicable procedure, and the appropriate punishment for each offense. Such codes distinguish between different categories of law: substantive law establishes which acts are subject to criminal or civil prosecution, procedural law comprises the rules by which a court hears and determines what happens in civil, lawsuit, criminal or administrative proceedings., and penal law establishes the appropriate penalty. Customary law, in its simplest form, is a body of rules, unofficial and generally unwritten, established through cultural or societal norms. When a society considers certain behaviors or practices so common as to be required by law, whether officially recorded or not, those beliefs establish the basis for customary law. Religious law refers to the notion of a religious system or document being used as a legal source, though the methodology used varies Pluralistic systems where one or more of the above are used in conjunction to create a unique system wikipedia Pluralistic systems for further examples and where they are used for clarity. *** Which one do you think would best fit Asgardia, given what we see in the Draft Declaration of Unity and the Asgardia Concept page, and your personal thoughts and feeling.

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In a computing context, security includes both cybersecurity and physical security. Topics covered in this areas include, but are not limited to:

Application security

Information security

Network security

End-user education

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NASA have release there software catalogue for public access. The catalogue can be found here: This could be a huge resource for us in the future. (Originally posted by Lloyd Cox in our General Facebook group )

Hi All, I was just going through some "local" events and came across this; It's an event hosted by the "Museo de Ciencias de PR" to support future en-devours by the Museo, and is to be held in *Plaza Las Americas, San Juan* between the 3 and 9 of April. Describing itself as: >Digital Planet Fair: Solar Eclipse 2017-Sun, Moon and Earth in Central Atrium of Plaza Las Americas. 7 days of activities and learning of science, engineering, mathematics, technology and innovation. The Museo has primarily designed this as a children's educational event and costs $6.50 (+IVU) which includes a guided tour for 1 - 1 1/2 Hours for school groups (I'm not sure at the moment about private groups). According to the Asgardia.space front page statistics there are 176 verified Puerto Rican members on the forum, so I'm wondering if any of us would like to get together, support a local educational facility, enjoy something space science related with our friends / family and other community members and generally have a good time. Right now nothing is being planned I am only wanting to know if anyone is interested in attending so I can look into inquiring and reserving a group reservation. Personally I would be more inclined towards a weekend date either 8 or 9 April. Please let me know your thoughts!!!!! *** Hola a todos, Estaba observando algunos eventos "locales" y me encontré con esto; Es un evento organizado por el Museo de Ciencias de PR para apoyar los actividades y proyectos futuros del Museo, y se celebrará en la Plaza Las Américas, San Juan, entre el 3 y el 9 de abril. Describiéndose como: > Feria Digital del Planeta: Eclipse Solar 2017-Sol, Luna y Tierra en el Atrio Central de la Plaza Las Américas. 7 días de actividades y aprendizaje de ciencias, ingeniería, matemáticas, tecnología e innovación. El Museo ha diseñado principalmente esto como un evento educativo para niños y cuesta $ 6.50 (+ IVU) que incluye una visita guiada de 1 - 1 1/2 Horas para grupos escolares (no estoy seguro en este momento sobre grupos privados). De acuerdo con las estadísticas de la primera página de Asgardia.space, hay 176 miembros confirmados de Puerto Rico en el foro, por lo que me pregunto si alguno de nosotros nos gustaría reunirnos, apoyar una instalación educativa local, disfrutar de algo relacionado con la ciencia espacial con nuestros amigos / Familiares y otros miembros de la comunidad y en general pasar un buen rato. En este momento nada está siendo planificado en concreto. Sólo quiero saber si alguien está interesado en asistir, para así conseguir más información sobre la reserva para un grupo. Personalmente, estaría más inclinado en seleccionar una fecha de fin de semana ya sea 8 o 9 de abril. ¡¡¡¡¡Por favor, déjenme saber sus pensamientos!!!!!

A very good night from Mexico City! I have been looking at your posts and comments which I have found interesting until now, although some out of context. Others on the other hand, with a logical - scientific and well - informed basis, which gives me the confidence to see in a serious way the issues that are raised here. I will continue reading all your posts before commenting on each of these and also, before generating new avoiding thus repeat topics in this forum. At the moment you all receive a warm and cordial greeting! Sincerely, Air Force Soldier Parachutist Fusilier Edgar Issael R. Sánchez Alcocer.

Hola asgardianos soy de origen mexicano y residente en nicragua al emprender mi vida como estudiate en electronica y formar parte de una gran empresa jovasolutions en san francisco CA emprendi mi carrera y conocimiento en el area de ciensia y tecnologia,astronomia y arte en dibujo ahora actualmente soy propietario de un restaurante de comida mexicana en Matagalpa,NI saludos

Hello guys, I have an English person who is working on a suggestion for the national anthem and wishes to include a verse in Chinese. If anyone is able to help him out could you please reply to the post here. Many thanks

La música es fundamental para la paz de espíritu. ¿Qué música escuchan? ¿Para ti es importante la música? ¿Por qué? Un saludo queridos Asgardianos.

The importance of Children being involved in Astronomy cannot be ignored! In the last few years there have been several discoveries by young astronomers several of which have gained world wide acknowledgement in the field. Nathan Gray (10 years old) discovered PSN J18032459+7013306 ( ) in PGC 61330, Kathtyn Gray (Nathans Ealder Sister When 10 years old) discovered SN 2010lt ( ) an magnitude 17 supernova in UGC3378, and not forgetting. Caroline Moore (who at 14 years old) discovered SN 2008ha ( ) in UGC 12682. While all of these discoveries were made using professional equipment there parents have all said that they became interested in the field from an early age, and would often use "regular amateur" equipment. So my question is: Are there any tip, tricks and hacks that we can share to get Children more involved within the field that quite often branches into different areas of Space science?

I really did not imagine seeing so much activity in this section of the forum! I have to present my proposal, not without having given myself some time to read the already mentioned ones. At the moment I send a very cordial and respectful greeting to the people who participate in this forum. Without more for the moment, I wish you the best in this new year!

I think I have so many issues and proposals to present here as well as work in my present city xD At the moment I want to thank Dr. Igor Ashurbeyli for making this possible and of course to all those who work hard at this! My commitment will be to visit the forums much more frequently! Without more for now everyone greets you!