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What is "too much" is an individual choice. If you really want to go, and you have the money, then it's not too much. Yes, there will be companies that will insure you, but that ... /For%20Kids/KidstoSpace.html Click here
Category:Kids To Space
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... . The nice thing is that since the force of gravity is exactly counterbalanced, you don't have to throw something in an arc to get it where you want it to ... continues until it either is caught, or hits a wall and is deflected. Things don't necessarily float out of your hands, but if you try to leave something in space ...
... , just be careful not to hit your head on the ceiling
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Answer provided by Robert T. Bigelow
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... with our physiology. But we will need to be very careful because we just won't know at first.
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Answer provided by Robby Gaines
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You are not likely to die as a result of space travel In addition, NASA has spent the last two years working to make the Shuttle as safe as it can be. Many changes have been made during that time. Some of those changes will reduce the chance of problems during launch. Other changes make the Space Shuttle tougher. Other changes will help watch for any signs of problems. Also, the President's ...
Trees and plants typically use either temperature or light to induce defoliation. Because we would have to create all of the environments for growing plants, we would be able to control the choice of temperature and amount and length of light exposure. The plants would not be confused, but their productivity could be altered. The controlled environment can be altered to create seasons, if there ...
The ribbon for the elevator will actually be hanging down from space. The ribbon will be very tight so there will be very little wobbling. Because of the length and weight the ribbon will need to be very strong, many times stronger than steel. It will be made of carbon nanotubes— the strongest material ever made. Some debris, the smallest pieces, will hit the ribbon but it can survive these ...
... are those who raise the question that our efforts cost too much. Certainly American leadership in space is not cheap. We are now spending 20 cents per week per capita on our national space ... cosmic radiation, and to develop the means of preserving man's well-being and insure his survival during long periods of exploration in deep space. . . ." ''(Ames Release 6322; NASA ...
... with more essential scientific exploratory experiments. Conrad's oxygen limit was four hours. He hadn't time to spare. . . . that should be warning to those euphoric advocates of setting a target ... on the moon, it would cost too much to bring it back." Goal was to establish manufacturing processes on moon to speed exploration of planets. ''(AP, W Post, 11/20/69, A78)''
Cosmonaut Konstantin ...
... wouldn't worry about that until we got some more data. But the guy with a hundred feet of dust could have put as much ... individual. It wasn't just how much flying time you have or if you got a doctorate or six doctorates or whatever. You looked at the individual. You got data on that individual as an individual ...
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