If people one day start colonising other planets, how should the territory be split?

Conducted

3 January 2019

3938 GB adults surveyed

Conducted 3 January 2019

YouGov surveyed 3938 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Territories should belong to countries that colonise them first

12%

Every country should get its own share, proportional to its size and place on Earth

Territories on other planets should belong to the whole of humankind and not be split

51%

Don’t know

32%

If people one day start colonising other planets, how should the territory be split?

Conducted 3 January 2019

YouGov surveyed 3938 GB adults

Territories should belong to countries that colonise them first

12%

Every country should get its own share, proportional to its size and place on Earth

Territories on other planets should belong to the whole of humankind and not be split

51%

Don’t know

32%

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