MUNAstro 2025
AstroMUN: Debating the future of Humanity
Conference
Online
Oct 1 to Oct 2, 2025
80 delegates expected
University Students and School Students
Applications
Chairs
Aug 30, 2025 to Sep 30, 2025
Delegates
Aug 30, 2025 - Sep 30, 2025
Observers
Aug 30, 2025 - Sep 30, 2025
Destiny of humanity among the stars
Conference Details
Conference Name: Future of Humanity Beyond Earth – Online Model United Nations 2025
Dates: October 1–2, 2025
Mode: Virtual (via Zoom)
Host Organization: Astrobloom Space Wizards Club
Eligibility: Open to high school and university students passionate about diplomacy, science, and global problem-solving.
Committees & Agendas:
UNOOSA: Regulating asteroid mining & equitable access to resources
UNSC: Preventing the militarization of outer space
UNESCO: Preserving cultural heritage & ethics in space colonization
WHO: Human health challenges in long-duration space missions
Mars Council 2050: Drafting the first Martian constitution
Conference Vision:
“The Future of Humanity Beyond Earth MUN challenges young leaders to debate not only policies of today but the frontiers of tomorrow. By combining diplomacy with science, delegates will tackle pressing issues of space exploration, equity, and ethics—preparing themselves to be the architects of humanity’s interplanetary future.”
Special Features:
Opportunity to get free International Space Olympiad books and training session
Opportunity for participants to join the Astrobloom Global Youth Network on space & diplomacy
Best delegate, Best Chair to be awarded
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Committees
UN office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA)
UN Security Council (UNSC)
UNESCO
WHO
Mars Council 2050 (Crisis committee)
Difficulty
Intermediate
Size
110 Spots
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Intermediate
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15 Spots
Difficulty
Intermediate
Size
10 Spots
Difficulty
Intermediate
Size
20 Spots
Difficulty
Expert
Size
10 Spots
Description
Agenda: Regulating asteroid mining and ensuring equitable access to extraterrestrial resources. As humanity advances toward large-scale resource extraction in space, questions of ownership, equity, an...
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Agenda: Preventing the militarization and weaponization of outer space. The final frontier risks becoming the next battlefield. With the deployment of satellites for surveillance, missile defense, and...
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Agenda: Preserving cultural heritage and ethics in space colonization. Beyond the technical challenges of space exploration lies a deeply human concern: the preservation of identity, culture, and ethi...
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Agenda: Human health challenges in long-duration space missions. Radiation exposure, bone density loss, mental health, and genetic stability—these are only some of the medical challenges facing astron...
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Agenda: Drafting the first constitution for a self-sustaining Martian colony. It is the year 2050. Humanity has successfully established its first colony on Mars. As resources, governance, and cultura...
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