Elon Musk’s SpaceX will not recognize Earth laws in Mars colony

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Buried in SpaceX’s Starlink beta consumer service terms is a clause that states the firm will not recognize Earth-based laws on Mars, declaring it a free planet that will adopt self-governing principles.

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