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... , there is every likelihood that as more and more humans migrate and stay to work or live in space, the same types of stores and vendors that you are familiar with here on Earth will want to do business in space. We could probably even expect some new and unusual offerings from these ...
There will be many new things to become accustomed to in spaceships, space stations and space hotels, but there will probably be fewer startling movements, unexpected smells, and sudden sounds than on Earth.
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Answer provided by Lucy Jane Miller, Ph.D. OTR
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... time. Supplies are inventoried and monitored and the ground advised when the supplies are depleting. There are regularly scheduled re-supply missions to bring needed supplies, such as fuel, food and water prior to depletion of their current resources
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Answer provided by Futron Corporation
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Most likely you won't be able to bring dangerous things that are flammable, very heavy, or corrosive. On NASA ships ... value to collectors.
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Answer provided by Roger Crouch, Ph.D.
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... on Earth. Space vehicles will have to be specially designed for the missions they perform.
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Answer provided by David Gump & Gary Hudson
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... an airplane. You will be given a lot of briefings on how to conduct yourself, and you will be trained in the operation of personal hygiene facilities, such as bath and toilet equipment. You will be told what to avoid ... space for a significant period of time the professional crewmembers will call your attention to space and Earth features of notable interest, such as the aurora, thunderstorms on the night side of the Earth ...
Just as we have highways and rest stops and gas stations and car washes here on Earth, we should expect that we will have the equivalent in outer space. Such facilities will be determined by the type of hovercraft that will be available and ...
... could be utilized to add safety features such as better escape systems, improved reliability, simplified maintenance and servicing—all of which should reduce costs and improve safety. Still, market demand will determine the flight rates and the ultimate costs and profitability ...
... . There are now several companies that are working hard to make such a trip much more affordable than it is today. By the year 2010, or maybe even sooner, you may be able ... trip—for between $100,000 and $250,000. The trip to the low Earth orbit will probably be much more expensive for a long time. Although there are many people trying to get ...
And there will definitely be a need for traffic controllers and various air traffic control facilities, just as we have airports, seaports and highway control facilities. And while we hope that there will not be crashes, we will have to plan for that possibility.
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Answer provided by Ron Kohl
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