Human presence in outer space is a recent phenomenon, and so is Astropolitics, a branch of geopolitics where policies are formed to have peaceful and smooth space governance for the betterment of humanity. There are many treaties and accords signed among nations and organizations. Outer Space Treaty, Artemis Accords, etc, are a few of many.

 Outer space has immense potential that can be profitable or negatively impacted. These policies and treaties share one goal: to increase innovation through rapid research and development without suppressing the potential of others or the environment. 

 Astropolitics keeps humanity's long-term interest in utilizing outer space, either for short-term gain from private organizations to generate revenue from tourism or scientific research by governmental organizations. 

On the other hand, Geochronology is the study of the earth’s formation and relative dating to justify the timeline of historical geological and biological events. It helps us understand the present and prepare for the future. This subject is instrumental in identifying the earth's development phase and humanity's evolution.