The principle of non-interference is the primary ethical principle guiding space exploration activities. It requires that space exploration activities do not harm or negatively impact the environment or the rights of indigenous peoples.

The duty to promote the sustainable development of indigenous peoples in the context of space exploration includes the duty to ensure that indigenous peoples benefit from space exploration activities, the duty to protect the rights of indigenous peoples to their traditional lands and resources, and the duty to consult with indigenous peoples about space exploration activities that may affect them.

Space exploration has the potential to provide indigenous peoples with access to new technologies and resources, improved education and healthcare, and increased economic opportunities.

Space exploration has the potential to displace indigenous peoples from their traditional lands, lead to the loss of cultural heritage, and cause environmental degradation.

Space exploration activities can be conducted in a manner that respects the rights of indigenous peoples by consulting with them about space exploration activities that may affect them, obtaining their free, prior, and informed consent for space exploration activities that may affect them, and sharing the benefits of space exploration activities with indigenous peoples.

The challenges to promoting the sustainable development of indigenous peoples in the context of space exploration include the lack of awareness of indigenous rights among space exploration agencies, the difficulty of consulting with indigenous peoples about space exploration activities that may affect them, and the lack of resources to support the sustainable development of indigenous peoples.

The international community can support the sustainable development of indigenous peoples in the context of space exploration by adopting international agreements that protect the rights of indigenous peoples in the context of space exploration, providing financial and technical assistance to indigenous peoples to support their sustainable development, and raising awareness of indigenous rights among space exploration agencies and the general public.

Indigenous knowledge can help to identify and mitigate the potential risks of space exploration activities for indigenous peoples, help to develop sustainable space exploration technologies and practices, and help to promote the cultural and spiritual well-being of indigenous peoples in the context of space exploration.

Indigenous peoples can participate in space exploration activities as scientists and engineers, as educators and outreach specialists, as policy makers and decision-makers, and in many other ways.

Space exploration activities can be used to promote the sustainable development of indigenous peoples by providing access to new technologies and resources, by improving education and healthcare, and by increasing economic opportunities.

The United Nations can play a vital role in promoting the sustainable development of indigenous peoples in the context of space exploration by adopting international agreements that protect the rights of indigenous peoples in the context of space exploration, providing financial and technical assistance to indigenous peoples to support their sustainable development, and raising awareness of indigenous rights among space exploration agencies and the general public.

The private sector can play a vital role in promoting the sustainable development of indigenous peoples in the context of space exploration by investing in sustainable space exploration technologies and practices, providing financial and technical assistance to indigenous peoples to support their sustainable development, and raising awareness of indigenous rights among space exploration agencies and the general public.

Civil society organizations can play a vital role in promoting the sustainable development of indigenous peoples in the context of space exploration by advocating for the rights of indigenous peoples in the context of space exploration, providing financial and technical assistance to indigenous peoples to support their sustainable development, and raising awareness of indigenous rights among space exploration agencies and the general public.

Indigenous peoples themselves play a vital role in promoting their own sustainable development in the context of space exploration by participating in space exploration activities as scientists, engineers, educators, and policy makers, developing their own sustainable space exploration technologies and practices, and advocating for their rights in the context of space exploration.