Indigenous knowledges and kinship as a model for our future in outer space
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| author | Neilson, Hilding |
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| contents | Commercial endeavours have already compromised our relationship with space. The Artemis Accords are creating a framework that will commercialize the Moon and further impact that relation. To confront that impact, a number of organizations have begun to develop new principles of sustainability in space, many of which are borne out of the capitalist and colonial frameworks that have harmed water, nature, peoples and more on Earth. Indigenous methodologies and ways of knowing offer different paths for living in relationship with space and the Moon. While Indigenous knowledges are not homogeneous, there are lessons we can use from some of common methods. In this talk we will review some Indigenous methodologies, including the concept of kinship and discuss how kinship can inform our actions both on Earth and in space. |
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| spellingShingle | Indigenous knowledges and kinship as a model for our future in outer space Neilson, Hilding Instrumentation and Methods for Astrophysics History and Philosophy of Physics Popular Physics Commercial endeavours have already compromised our relationship with space. The Artemis Accords are creating a framework that will commercialize the Moon and further impact that relation. To confront that impact, a number of organizations have begun to develop new principles of sustainability in space, many of which are borne out of the capitalist and colonial frameworks that have harmed water, nature, peoples and more on Earth. Indigenous methodologies and ways of knowing offer different paths for living in relationship with space and the Moon. While Indigenous knowledges are not homogeneous, there are lessons we can use from some of common methods. In this talk we will review some Indigenous methodologies, including the concept of kinship and discuss how kinship can inform our actions both on Earth and in space. |
| title | Indigenous knowledges and kinship as a model for our future in outer space |
| topic | Instrumentation and Methods for Astrophysics History and Philosophy of Physics Popular Physics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.06669 |