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What the American Declaration of Freedom in Space means for space and defense markets

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A space-policy declaration sets ambitions for the Moon, but funding decisions remain with Congress. Illustration: MarketIntelLabs

President Donald Trump signed Proclamation 11079, "The American Declaration of Freedom in Space," on November 3, and the Federal Register published it today, November 6, as FR Doc 2026-22789. The operative paragraph declares that the solar system and all outer space beyond Earth are "the province of all humans," and that they are open to exploration, development, use, and the establishment of a permanent presence by American citizens, consistent with United States law and the international obligations of the United States. It is a policy statement, not a statute: it appropriates no money, creates no licensing regime, assigns no new regulatory jurisdiction, and designates no territory, mining…

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