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... Volume 53 53 '''Page ''' - 362-370 '''Year''' - 2000 '''Keywords''' - Medusa, Orion, nuclear-pulse propulsion, lunar assets, Lagrange points '''JBIS Reference Code ''' - 2000.53.362 '''Number of Pages''' - 9 Abstract The detailed ...

... closed- loop fashion, will help define the totality of the Near Term Assets, and may even influence Long Term Asset Management and Infrastructure Business Plans. 6) Operations Technology is the super set ... -term Assets are future systems, assets, tools, and processes that can be conceptualized, prototyped, and eventually inserted into the near-term asset systems. Ultimately, these assets cycle into the area defined as infrastructure. These assets ...

... , said: "Another example of advanced development hypervelocity in nature if you will, is the ASSET Program. ASSET stands for Aerothermodynamic/ Elastic Structural Systems Environmental Tests, and involves the flight verification and demonstration ... lifting re-entry class of aerospace vehicles. Three ASSET vehicles have been launched to date of which two were quite successful. The ASSET Program was originally conceived and conducted by the Air ...

... time to identify those areas of scientific activity where the man can be a real asset to the experiment, and the areas that interest us most are astronomy; natural resources, which ... in preparation for longer flights; and, of course, continued lunar exploration. . . . man is not an asset in space science experiments in all cases. You have to be extremely selective to find those cases where he will be an asset, and they do exist. We think that astronomy in the seventies is one such area ...

... avoid terrestrial geo-political conflict to be drawn into outer space, thus threatening the space assets belonging to all mankind. This leads on to the need for an International Space Force made up of all nations willing to participate and contribute to protect world space assets in a manner, which will enable peaceful use of space on a global cooperative basis ... critical role at the core of the strategic challenges facing Europe...giving Europe invaluable new assets. Arianespace's launch services offer is three-pronged, comprising the Ariane 5 heavy lifter, the ...

... AERO Institute was to enable competitive U.S. utilization of industry, university and government assets by: ''' Leveraging the assets of NASA Dryden, local, state, & Federal government agencies, Space Grant Universities and local ... will depend equally on the efficient operation of existing and emerging space, transportation, and ground assets (laboratories, launch & retrieval vehicles, spacecraft and space station among others), and on the optimal utilization ...

... of focus for ISS research. A unique complement of automated and crew-operated Earth observation assets are on board the ISS. In addition, the orbit of the ISS provides a distinct ... the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, ISS Earth Observation assets are supporting global response efforts for regions experiencing natural disasters by collecting imagery of disaster ...

... helping to diffuse ideas, cultures and practices. Exploration of space and utilization of space-based assets are also based on a strong economic rationale. Today, the economic footprint of our civilization ... security priorities, and (iii) the longer lead times associated with designing, manufacturing and launching space assets that can severely limit the incorporation of recent innovations. With the emergence of the knowledge ...

... in making scientific observations). ''(NAB, Review of Space Sciences; NAS Releases)'' AFSC announced 13-month Asset program would begin with first launch of six unmanned, non-orbiting vehicles from Cape Canaveral in mid-1963. Asset (Aerothermodynamic/elastic Structural Systems Environmental Tests) re-entry tests would provide data on environmental control ...

... aerospace science and technology, represents a reservoir of knowledge and experience which constitutes a national asset of inestimable value. Unless this limited group of specialists can be attracted to remain in the Government, this asset will not be available directly to the Government's space program. As of August 5 ...

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