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... will, because spaceship passengers will not want to stay strapped into their seats while in zero-gravity. The sensation of weightlessness, once experienced, is never forgotten. There's ...
... adjust to the light changes and do just fine.
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... airplane called the "vomit comet" which can create 30 to 40 seconds of near weightlessness at a time. This way they can get a little taste of what space travel will feel like and how different it will be to live and work there. They also train for spacewalks in the world's largest swimming pool, called the neutral buoyancy laboratory ...
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... environment sustainability. I had a flash of ideas about how new remote sensing technologies and parallel computing could be used to help solve some of those problems (and incidentally help the space ... the capacity to see and appreciate the larger objective reality that we are part of. If we feel safer in the light than in the darkness, we will ...
... the next twenty-five, fifty...a hundred years.
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With the ...
... measured from Sputnik, 2007 will mark the end of the first half-century of the civil space age.
Today, the U.S. Federal civil space program is focusing upon implementing the "space exploration" vision advanced ... capacity and low unit cost (i.e., dollars per person / per pound).
While NASA has announced a space transportation vehicle development program that would allow astronauts to return to the ...
... will increasingly impact on our species and our emerging space-based civilization. These forces of evolution, either natural or shaped by humanity itself in the struggle to adapt to new environments, will ... will begin to shape us in new ways. Some of those on the space frontier may well choose to use the new tools of genetic engineering to accelerate the evolutionary process, and it's ...
... the Spaceship Company, have been formed by Rutan's team and British tycoon Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic. They plan to build a fleet of five seven-passenger ... space activities. Thus, the general public perceptions of the true risk and their support or political will to continue moving forward on the space frontier have become the biggest casualty of any accident in the ...
... the testing of new spacecraft designed to take paying passengers into space. Once those tests are successful, then I will be ready to approve the first-ever commercial spaceflights for passengers, which I expect in 2008. The point is, when the industry is ...
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