Mission Disclaimer & Liability Release
Effective Date: October 2026 | AAKA Space Studio Analog Program
AAKA Space Studio, its affiliates, directors, officers, mentors, and mission partners shall not be held liable or responsible for any mishap, injury, illness, delay, damage, disruption, or loss that may occur to any participant resulting from natural calamities (including, but not limited to, earthquakes, extreme weather events, flash floods, landslides, lightning, geological instability, severe heat, or unseasonal climatic conditions), acts of God, civil emergencies, or any other events that cannot be controlled by AAKA Space Studio. AAKA Space Studio explicitly disclaims all responsibility and liability for the same.
01. Inherent Analog Simulation Risks
The AAKA Lunar Analog Mission involves immersive simulations in isolated habitat facilities, remote planetary-analog terrain, and simulated extravehicular operations (EVA). These activities carry inherent physical, physiological, and environmental challenges, including but not limited to sensory confinement, simulated communication delays, specialized pressurized suit wear, physical exertion, and limited dietary regimens.
02. Voluntary Participation & Risk Assumption
A. Voluntary Election: All participants enter the program willingly and voluntarily with full awareness of the physical and psychological requirements.
B. Medical Fitness: Participants warrant that they have truthfully disclosed all pre-existing medical conditions and are medically qualified to participate in rigorous analog training.
C. Personal Insurance: Participants are required to maintain active health and accidental personal insurance throughout the duration of the analog mission.
03. Comprehensive Force Majeure Clause
Neither AAKA Space Studio nor its contracted venue hosts shall be held liable for any failure, suspension, or alteration of mission schedules resulting from events beyond reasonable human control, including but not limited to:
- Severe meteorological storms, cyclones, floods, or sudden extreme temperature swings;
- Earth tremors, rockfalls, or terrain instability at analog field sites;
- National security orders, civil unrest, or statutory airspace/terrain restrictions;
- Regional power grid blackouts, telecommunication satellite interruptions, or water main disruptions;
- Epidemics, public health quarantines, or emergency evacuation directives.
In the event of such uncontrollable occurrences, the Mission Directorate reserves the right to suspend or adapt mission protocols solely to ensure crew safety, without incurring liability for compensatory or consequential damages.
04. Analog Certification vs. Spaceflight Guarantee
Completion of the AAKA Lunar Analog Mission grants official analog astronaut training accreditation and research log certification. It does not constitute, guarantee, or imply automatic selection, employment, or assignment to active government or commercial spaceflight missions by any national space agency.