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There could be a blackout in space, because anytime we need electricity it is possible to lose that electricity. But, since we are going to be in space, far away from any repair person, we will need to carry spare parts and spare solar panels, and even a spare fuel cell. Today, the space program depends ...
When the Apollo 12 astronauts landed on the Moon they walked to the Surveyor space craft that had landed on the Moon several years earlier. They removed a camera and ... to the Moon. They survived in space for many years.
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There are no time zones in space. Time zones are defined on the surface of Earth—like the longitude lines on ... —so in space there is no definition of a time zone.
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Inside the vehicles in space, the answer is yes. There was a fire on the MIR Space Station in February 1997. Outside in space, there cannot be fires since there is no oxygen.
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... will start operation in 2010 or 2011 to commercially carry NASA astronauts and others to and from the ISS. Very wealthy people also may begin to own their own space vehicles. Even ... & Gary Hudson
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... in space. Many technologies used on Earth are used in space including computers, plastics, machines, high-performance fabrics and materials, chemical processes, and even agricultural technologies. The newest technology now being used in space is probably nanotechnology, in the form of fantastic micromachines.
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... JB) There probably will not be a dentist on board in case of emergency, and there can be dental problems in space. On the Soyuz 28 flight in 1978, Yuri Romanenko was reported to have taken pain medication ... tooth fixed quickly once he got back to Earth. If there is a dental problem, however, there is equipment on board to put in a temporary filling, cover a broken tooth or pull ...
Yes, there is exposure to radiation in space. Space radiation is different from x-radiation or the kind of radiation you find in nuclear power plants. Space radiation consists of sub-atomic particles (nuclei, protons, electrons, neutrons) traveling almost at the speed of light. Space radiation can cause sickness and ...
... that is needed for humans to survive in space is likely to be mined on the Moon or Mars and then hauled, using some sort of space tanker, to the various human settlements.
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Answer ... Ron Kohl
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There is no wind coming from air, so there is no wind in space. There is a solar wind, and right now scientists are trying to see if they can ... this wind to push a rocket with a special type of windmill. There are other kinds of power we could use in space: fuel cells, batteries, and nuclear power.
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