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Weighted shoes would help you to function more normally in a reduced gravity environment; however if there were no gravity, weighted shoes would not help. Every celestial body has a specific escape velocity—this is the speed that needs to be achieved to escape the ...
We have laws on Earth to protect against pollution. Yet the laws are only as strong as the governments that enforce them. So if we make laws to protect space some international government must enforce ... by Robby Gaines
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... the Milky Way wouldn't be difficult since we have reasonably good maps of objects like quasars that are very far away that we could use for directional markers.
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The new exploration vehicle is designed to be ten times safer than the current Shuttle. As we learn, we are always seeking ways to improve safety and minimize risks.
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It is possible to play sports in space, but some will work better than others. Any sports that you can play with your feet strapped down, like lacrosse and Frisbee, will work very well. A lot of sports, like basketball and hockey, would require either special equipment or special rules for the micro-gravity environment.
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... course could be set up around one or two of the Moon's craters so there would be some hiding places. Even though your spacesuit would slow you down some, you would still be able to move enough to avoid your opponents.
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... for, and partly on where you're looking for it. Some materials are best found in the Mare regions, others in ... We hope it's in the form of water, but it could also be things like methane (CH4) deposited by comet impacts— we just don't know right now, although we hope to ... percent of the meteoroids we've found on Earth have been metallic and included platinum group or noble metals that are very ...
... you. Commercial passengers who fly on the Soyuz train for months before they are allowed to fly.
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... duration missions. All of the technologies we use currently for space travel have consumables. These consumables have to be replaced or recharged on Earth. If we were to travel to Mars or beyond, re-supply of these consumables would be ineffective and incredibly costly.
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