DEFINING: Weapons of Mass Destruction as any tool of warfare that is capable of causing widespread death and geographical degradation. Examples include: nuclear weapons (any variety), chemical weapons, biological weapons, explosive warheads, kinetic weapons, and any futuristic or experimental weaponry (laser-based, ion-based, EMP-based, or plasma-based).
NOTING: That both theoretical physics test and practical observations of celestial events such as supernovae show that large explosions in the near-vacuum of space will be unconfined and will be able to produce a shockwave that could have terrible consequences for celestial bodies’ orbits or their populations, sentient or otherwise.
EMPHASIZING: That such destructive weapons are largely untested in the near vacuum of space.
STRESSING: That these weapons are extremely dangerous in the wrongs hands and could cause terrible destruction if terrorists or freedom fighters received these weapons and unwittingly used them in space.
PROPOSING: The creation of the International Committee for Spacebound Weapons Research (I.C.S.W.R.). This committee will be a scientific research committee, committed to researching the effects of WMD in space, made up of scientists, engineers, and theorists specialising in space and weaponry. The committee will follow four main points:
i. The committee will thoroughly study the effect of all WMD in space and determine their safety for usage in space based on select criteria listed below:
• The size of the shockwave occurring from the blast and its strength.
• The effects and longevity of said shockwave on the surrounding celestial bodies and space.
• The other effects of WMD on the surrounding celestial bodies, especially with regards to various biological and chemical weapons.
• The longevity of such effects and the ways in which they can be neutralised.
ii. The committee, following its thorough investigation of each weapon, will determine if it is safe to be used in space.
iii. Those weapons deemed safe would have their weapon blueprints distributed to all member nations of the WA.
iv. Those weapons deemed unsafe would be denied use by any WA nation, and its patent would be handed back to the inventors, with the reasons for rejection to foster improvement in weapons quality.
HEREBY: this proposal calls for the creation of the I.C.S.W.R for the purposes listed above.
Could I get some constructive feedback please? I would like to end up posting this as a proposal to the general assembly




