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The electrical system is two-fault tolerant. That means that if one system fails, there are two backups available. While the backup is in place, fault detection isolation and recovery would be performed to determine the ...
... much idle time. The tasks are usually exciting and fun for pilots, scientists, and engineers. But they could be boring to people who aren't interested in those things. If you like roller ... .
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... a lot of technology we can make the nuclear rocket accelerate such that the floor will be pushing against you as if you were in the equivalent of the Earth's gravity at its surface, or 1g. This means a lot of acceleration, which means very high speeds are reached, much higher than the 17 ...
... on the spaceship. This risk is reduced by using extremely reliable parts, and then redundancy is built in to provide safe operation in case of failure. In general, the approach is to provide more redundancy in systems that are critical to the safe operation of the spacecraft.
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... to withstand the forces generated during launch, and if it is to return to Earth, those of re-entry as well. These are usually greater than those encountered in space. During launch the loads ... . In addition, there are loads due to acoustic noise (sound) during launch and entry. In the case of the Shuttle, the forces are those associated with the following: acceleration of 3 g's (or three times the ...
... the biggest thrills they have ever experienced. Imagine being in a free fall environment while in orbit and being able to launch yourself in any direction with a gentle shove as you float freely in the cabin of the Space Shuttle or the larger ...
... ;in the payload bay and we pointed them toward distant galaxies. We also took along and worked on a group of smaller experiments inside the cabin. A complete description of the mission and all the payloads may be found on the NASA website for our mission, STS-67.
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The astronauts carry a tool kit on each mission. The tools are designed to be fairly universal, meaning each one can be used for several things. They are something like an auto mechanic ... tape Duct tape has a thousand uses in emergencies.
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... space travel, people may decide to perform burials-in-space much like burials-at-sea, in which a body is released from a ship in a casket. Or they may decide to do ... provided by Brad McLain & Liv Arnesen
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... the Moon rocket which, perhaps due to its large size, was shown elsewhere at the CNE--- “in the Special Aircraft Tent, west of the Electrical Building.” Here as well, the original scale drawing has long since vanished.
The ... the spaceship to help maneuver it in space---exactly as are found in modern space vehicles. Fox recommended some 20 motors to drive the ship, although in ...
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