Abstract
AbstractAs astrobiology progresses in its quest to discover life on other planets or to put ourselves in another one, so does its moral problematic. Astrobiology is not only part of natural sciences, but also deals with direct aspects of humanities. For this reason, this paper aims to briefly examine astrobioethics from the epistemological, religious and societal dimension. It also deals with different researches in this regard, in order to better understand the state of the art on this topic and that astrobioethics can help us not only on how we should relate with extraterrestrial lifeforms, but even with terrestrials.
Highlights
Research ArticleAstrobioethics: a brief discussion from the epistemological, religious and societal dimension
As astrobiology progresses in its quest to discover life on other planets or to put ourselves in another one, so does its moral problematic
Astrobioethics is the discipline inside astrobiology that studies the morality of all activities related to the presence of life on other worlds, and studies our attitude towards the expansion of terrestrial life in the Universe
Summary
Astrobioethics: a brief discussion from the epistemological, religious and societal dimension. Https://doi.org/10.1017/ S147355041900017X Received: 31 January 2019 Revised: June 2019 Accepted: June 2019 Key words: Astrobiocentrism; astrobioethics; astrobiology; transdisciplinarity Author for correspondence: Octavio A.
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