The Citizens' Space Policy Initiative is the first large-scale global survey asking ordinary people — not governments, not corporations — what they believe the future of space should look like.
Decisions about space are being made right now: who owns orbital slots, who governs the Moon, who decides what weapons go into orbit, who profits from asteroid mining. These are decisions that will affect every person on Earth, and right now almost no citizens have a voice in them.
Your answers contribute to two living documents — the Citizens' Vision and the Citizens' Policy — which are synthesised by AI from the full corpus of responses and updated regularly as more voices join. These documents will be published openly and submitted to relevant international bodies.
Celestial Commons is an independent initiative. We have no affiliation with any government, space agency, or commercial space company. We are funded by participant donations and small grants.
Your name and email are stored separately from your survey responses. They cannot be linked to your answers by anyone without direct database administrator access.
Your survey answers are stored anonymously — identified only by a random session ID, never by your name or email. Your answers are never published individually.
The pixel art identifier you build is yours. It is stored alongside a cryptographic hash of your email (not the email itself), which is used only to verify your identity when you return to view your results.
Claude (by Anthropic) reads all submitted responses and synthesises them into the Citizens' Vision and Citizens' Policy documents. Individual responses are never quoted directly — only themes, percentages, and R-number citations. The AI never sees your name or email.
We don't sell data. We don't run advertising. We don't share individual responses with any third party. We don't use your email for anything except result updates and deletion requests.