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D. Jérome,F. Creuzetieving vastly more good or bad consequences than can be achieved on Earth alone. If consequences are valued equally regardless of . they occur then achieving good consequences in space is of paramount importance. For human civilization, this can mean the building of space colonies or even the macroe

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Yasumasa Hasegawa,Hidetoshi Fukuyamaal preconditions of space migration, by highlighting the importance of treating outer space in relation to Earth, and not as a separated otherness. Instead of the utilitarian view, which perceives space as the ultimate resource, this chapter will engage with an onto-epistemological standpoint inspir

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M. Takigawa,H. Yasuoka,G. Saito,Y. Maniwa,T. Takahashipplied question. My suggestion will be that attempts to uncover or construct ‘foundations’ for space ethics may be both misleading and unnecessary [The metaphor is familiar from discussions of space ethics, e.g. it is deployed by Anna Frammartino Wilks in the present volume and it figures prominentl

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M. Weger,J. Kubler,D. Schweitzerpplied question. My suggestion will be that attempts to uncover or construct ‘foundations’ for space ethics may be both misleading and unnecessary [The metaphor is familiar from discussions of space ethics, e.g. it is deployed by Anna Frammartino Wilks in the present volume and it figures prominentl

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