Space philosophy

Part of a series on the Astronic tradition ; Astronology is the study of the Astronic tradition.;
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This article is about a non-fiction entity related to the Astronist belief system or the Astronic tradition.
Any article relating to a fictional entity will be clearly marked as being part of the Spacefaring World.

Space philosophy, or the Space Movement as it may also be known, is the collection of individuals and organisations and their beliefs, ideologies, policies, and theories regarding humanity's exploration of space. Space philosophy is classified as part of the Astronic philosophy alongside the other branches of cosmic philosophy, Astronist philosophy, and Millettic philosophy.

The origins of space philosophy are pre-Astronist with its specific roots largely difficult to pinpoint depending on the definition ascribed to space philosophy and the variances in its organisation. Unorganised premodern forms of space philosophy could be argued to have emerged around the time of astrology's emergence in Mesopotamia and Babylonia. Meanwhile, modern organised space philosophy can be regarded as formed following the beginning of the Space Age after the first moon landing.

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