Bestowing rights of nature to dark and quiet skies? Possibilities and limits of a RoN perspective applied to skies, in the Atacama Desert.

Martín Sanzana Calvet

doi:10.5281/zenodo.19690469

March 19, 2026Open Access

Bestowing rights of nature to dark and quiet skies? Possibilities and limits of a RoN perspective applied to skies, in the Atacama Desert.

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To analyze discourses on sky sustainability and explore the potential for assigning Rights of Nature to skies in the Atacama Desert.
Analyzed discourses on sustainability among astronomy and related actors in the Atacama Desert
Explored approaches to Rights of Nature for skies and celestial entities
Identified varied perspectives on sky sustainability among stakeholders
Proposed potential frameworks for assigning Rights of Nature to celestial entities

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Analysis of sky sustainability discourses in the Atacama Desert, suggesting Rights of Nature for skies.

Abstract

Preliminary results of the analysis of the discourses on the imaginaries of sky sustainability among astronomy and related actors in the Atacama Desert and exploration of potential approaches to assigning Rights of Nature to skies and celestial entities, in project SKYJUST.

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