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Conduct themselves honorably, responsibly, ethically, and lawfully so as to enhance the honor, reputation, and usefulness of the profession.
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Filter by Type (Prototype)2022O'Brien, G. D. (2022). Directed Panspermia, Wild Animal Suffering, and the Ethics of World‐Creation. Journal of Applied Philosophy, 39(1), 87-102.
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All2021Wójtowicz, T. and K. Szocik. 2021. Democracy or what? Political system on the planet Mars after its colonization. Technological Forecasting & Social Change 166._Paper_
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Filter by Subject2021Kovic, M. 2021. Risk of Space Colonization. Futures 126: 102638._Paper_
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All2021Aganaba, T. 2021. If a satellite falls on your house, space law protects you – but there are no legal penalties for leaving junk in orbit. The Conversation.Article_Media_
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2020Schwartz, J. S. J. 2020. The Value of Science in Space Exploration. Oxford University Press._Book_
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2020Bawaka Country including Mitchell, A et al. 2020. Dukarr lakarama: Listening to Guwak, talking back to space colonization. Political Geography._Paper_.
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2020Stirone, S. Keep the Space Force off the International Space Station. Slate, November 2020.Article_Media_
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2020Pasco, X. 2020. Insight – A View of the French Approach to the Militarization of Space. Secure World Foundation.Article_Media_
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2020Bowen, 2020. The hell of humans in heaven – Debating the risks of space technology and habitation. SpaceWatch Global.ArticleMedia/Book Review_Media_.
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2020Seddon, R interviewing with Milligan, T. The ethics of space exploration. Pod Academy,2020 36 minutes.
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2018Drake, N. 2018. We need to change the way we talk about space exploration. National Geographic, November 9, 2018.Article_Media_
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2018Haskins, C. 2018. The Racist Language of Space Exploration. The Outline, August 14, 2018.Article_Media_
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2018McKay, C. P. 2018. The search on Mars for a second genesis of life in the solar system and the need for biologically reversible exploration. Biological Theory 13 (2): 103-110._Paper_
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2017Pak, C. 2017. Terraforming: Ecopolitical Transformations and Environmentalism in Science Fiction. Liverpool University Press._Book_
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2017Pak, C. 2017. Terraforming: Ecopolitical Transformations and Environmentalism in Science Fiction. Liverpool University Press._Book_
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2016Schwartz, J. S. J., and Milligan, T., eds. 2016. The Ethics of Space Exploration. Switzerland: Springer International Publishing Switzerland._Book_
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2016Rettberg, P. et al. 2016. Planetary protection and Mars special regions – A suggestion for updating the definition. Astrobiology 16 (2)._Paper_
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2015Milligan, T. 2015. Nobody Owns the Moon: The Ethics of Space Exploitation. Jefferson, NC: McFarland and Company._Book_
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2015Milligan, T. 2015. Nobody Owns the Moon: The Ethics of Space Exploitation. Jefferson, NC: McFarland and Company._Book_
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2015unknown,: Battaglia, Debbora, David Valentine, and Valerie Olson. 2015. “Relational Spaces: An Earthly Installation.” Cultural Anthropology 30 (2): 245–56. https://doi.org/10.14506/ca30.2.07.
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2014Randolph, R.O. and McKay, C. P. 2014. Protecting and expanding the richness and diversity of life, and ethic for astrobiology research and space exploration. International Journal of Astrobiology 13 (1): 28-34._Paper_
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2014Milligan, T. (2014). Nobody Owns the Moon: The Ethics of Space Exploitation. Jefferson: McFarland & Company, Incorporated Publishers. chapter 9 or 11
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2014Gupta, A. 2014. Altruism toward non-humans: Lessons for interstellar communication. In Extraterrestrial Altruism. Evolution and Ethics in the Cosmos, edited by D. A. Vakoch, 79-92. Heidelberg: Springer._Book_
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2014Salazar, J. 2014. Multicultural settler colonialism and indigenous struggle in Hawai’i: the politics of astronomy on Mauna a Wakea. UHM Dissertation.PhD_ Thesis_
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2014nderson, R. 2014. Elon Musk puts his case for a multi-planet civilisation. Aeon, September 30, 2014.Article_Media_
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2014Randolph, R. O. and C. P. McKay. 2014. Protecting and expanding the richness and diversity of life, an ethic for astrobiology research and space exploration. International Journal of Astrobiology 13 (1)._Paper_
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2011Meltzer, M. 2011. When Biospheres Collide: A History of NASA’s Planetary Protection Programs. US National Aeronautics and Space Administration._Book_
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2010Williams, L. 2010. Irrational dreams of space colonization. Peace Review 22 (1): 4-8._Paper_
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2006Helmreich, S. 2006. The signature of life: Designing the astrobiological imagination. Grey Room 23(4): 66-95._Paper_
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2004Rummel, J.D. and L. Billings. 2004. Issues in planetary protection: policy, protocol and implementation. Space Policy 20: 49-54._Paper_
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1999Tonn, B.E. 1999. Transcending oblivion. Futures 31 (3-4): 351-359._Paper_
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1997McCurdy, H.E. 1997. Space and the American Imagination. Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution Press._Book_
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1997McCurdy, H.E. 1997. Space and the American Imagination. Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution Press._Book_
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1182Anthropology Society, Annual Meeting & 118th Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association. With Taylor Genovese (Arizona State University). Vancouver, British Columbia. 20-24 November. (Roundtable_Website, Readinglist, and Links_ 2020?
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Palmeri, (on Shapley) Bringing cosmos to culture : Harlow Shapley and the uses of cosmic evolution._Essay_
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unknown,: "We need to change the way we talk about space exploration." Nadia Drake
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AN, “the cosmic endowment” The entire concept of cosmic endowment relies in my understanding on the underlying idea of a dualism, Man/Nature, or "morally relevant"/Nature. (when considering the endowment may be reduced by the presence of ETI.) . In this dualism, which could be the continuity of the Biblic injonction to fill Earth and dominate nature, the "non-human", or "non-morally relevant", is deprived of intrinseque value. And everything around us is there solely "tu be used". (ref Lynn White Jr.’s “The Historical Roots of Our Ecologic Crisis”) Such a worldview is not only troubling, it is also conferring a unique power to the ones adopting it, these are allowed to use the entire playground for their sole benefit. A question is then whether there is an evolutionary advantage to this worldview. And to which extent. It is possible that this dualism provides an advantage in an infinite, "far-west," environment, while simultaneously dooming those adopting it, when reaching the limits of the available ressources. - something which could be happening on Earth right now.- The thing is that all of us around the table right now, in this group, come from the western world, which embrace this representation to the maximal extent. I think we would drastically benefit from the involvement of researchers or thinkers coming from alternative representation. specifically, I am thinking about australian or north-american native cultures._Question
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