In the wake of rapid lunar exploration, the nations of the world have come together to form The Artemis Commission—a body tasked with addressing the growing tensions surrounding governance and resource security on the Moon. As countries begin establishing permanent lunar bases and extracting resources like water ice, incidents such as China’s occupation near the Shackleton Crater have sparked legal disputes and geopolitical unrest. Delegates will navigate the murky boundaries of the Outer Space Treaty and the Artemis Accords, confronting questions of sovereignty, commercial exploitation, and the threat of militarisation. The committee will focus on building an international framework that ensures transparency, equity, and peaceful exploration in space. From the ethics of claiming extraterrestrial land to the risks of turning the Moon into the next theater of conflict, The Artemis Commission challenges delegates to shape the rules of engagement for humanity’s future beyond Earth. The Moon is no longer silent.