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Abstract
This paper considers the likely maximum range of space vessels providing the basis of a mature interstellar transportation network. Using the principle of sufficiency, it is argued that this range will be less than three parsecs for the average interstellar vessel. This maximum range provides access from the Solar ...
... engage in the most traditional forms of revolutionary activity, such as inventing new calendars. Preventing the emergence of tyranny will not merely be essential for the freedom of people in such societies: the continuity of liberty on the Earth may depend ultimately upon the successful propagation of ...
... Dieminger
''The Chemosphere''
- Joseph Kaplan (surrogate speaker)
''Composition of the Upper Atmosphere''
- John W. Townsend Jr
''Physical and Medical Effects of Ozone''
- Hans Clamman
''The Gravitational Environment in Space''
- Hubertus Strughold
''Solar Influences on the Extra-Atmospheric Radiation Field and Their Radiobiological Implications''
- Hermann J. Schaefer
''Radiobiological Study of the Accelerated Heavy Ions ...
Like the airline industry, it is expected that technology will make it possible for almost anyone of any age, who is physically able, to travel in space.
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... ''' - Project Daedalus, Project Icarus, interstellar travel
'''JBIS Reference Code ''' - 2011.64.88
'''Number of Pages''' - 4
Abstract
A brief summary is presented on the origins and aims of Project Icarus, the joint British Interplanetary Society (BIS) and Tau Zero Foundation (TZF) theoretical engineering study for the design of an unmanned interstellar ...
... the same type of human errors, organizational and communication failures existed throughout the history of the SSP that ultimately caused the tragic fate of the two out of five orbiters ever built. Without elaborating on the needed changes of ...
... of God, they would be habitually impressed with His glorious presence… (but) the sailor on the masthead of a ship-of-war was in a better position for forming a right judgment of the battle-field and the glory of the victory, than the man who was in the thick of the fight.”''
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... the bondage of gravity, and, at least, pay a visit to our neighbour the moon. The poor attempts of the aeronaut have shown the hopelessness of the enterprise. The success of his achievement depends on the buoyant power of the atmosphere, but the ...
... of a growing swarm of dwarf planets reaching far out toward the depths of interstellar space." (From a review of the book "The Planets", Dava Sobel; Viking; 2005; in The Wall Street Journal; October 28, 2005; page W8.)
Given the ...
... artifact does not require the intentional transmission of a signal on the part of the originating civilization. This type of search is called interstellar archaeology or sometimes cosmic archaeology . The detection of intelligence elsewhere in the Universe with interstellar archaeology or SETI would have broad implications for science. For example, the ...
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