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'''Author - P. Galea '''Co-Author(s)''' - '''JBIS Volume ''' - Contents of the Journal of the British Interplanetary Society for Volume 65 65 '''Page ''' - 278-282 '''Year''' - 2012 '''Keywords''' - Machine learning, artificial intelligence, bayesian, neural network, social network analysis, interstellar '''JBIS Reference Code ''' - 2012.65.278 '''Number of Pages''' - 5 Abstract ...

The suits are maintained and tested before use to make sure that they are in good condition. In the unlikely event that there was a problem with the suit, then the astronaut would return to the safety of the vehicle. ---- Answer provided by Futron Corporation Image:K2S logosmall.jpg Question and Answer extracted from the book Kids to Space - by Lonnie Schorer

... all the money that he had lost on his previous arm-wrestling match on me, and if I lost this match, it would be the end of my career in Marine aviation ... -country on our way to the West Coast. Overhead Texas, I experienced a utility hydraulic failure. I had a brand-new radar interceptor operator in my back seat, who knew very ... together you could put all of it in a thimble. But we experienced a hydraulic failure. I followed our procedures, hoping that I could have my back-seater review the procedures ...

... Modules. On the second flight, the second manned flight of Skylab, we had two failures, two unrelated failures in the propulsion system of the command service module almost immediately after launch that ... to interface the two so we could change the environment in the docking module to match either the atmosphere in the command module or the one in the Soyuz, depending on ... secrecy over the years up till then, and we knew they’d had some failures, and some failures were known about and maybe some weren’t. One of the things that Glynn ...

... about the wind tunnel. '''Armstrong:''' Well, my knowledge of aerodynamics was not good enough to match the quality of the Wright Brothers' tunnel, and at that point I suppose I was ... mission forward, there's a real chance of death and failure here, and not just failure for you—and death for yourself and failure for the United States, the whole world watching this ... , that a typical Apollo flight would have about 1,000 separate identifiable failures. In fact, we had more like 150 failures per flight, substantially better than statistical methods would tell you that ...

... we were defining the corridor and developing analytical techniques. They heard of a concept called matched conics. Conic is a trajectory, it's a broader term for like parabolas and so ... things. How reliable is this? How reliable is that? How many failures per thousand hours, or how many hours between failures? They asked me how reliable has the computer got to be ... should have avoided it had we done enough of this testing. So that was the failure, the weakness, in the hard-wired memory was it had to be tested and tested ...

... and or physically reconfigure robots to perform new tasks or recover from unplanned events or failures '''7) controllability '''- provide autonomous operations with override capability and provide for various levels of ... beacons the requirement is 5 centimeters. In addition, the local site grid must be matched to local overhead photography within 3 meters (1 sigma) and the local site grid ...

... then work backward to reconstruct a "failure model" matching the data received just before and up to the instant the spacecraft ceased transmitting. If such a match could be made, the next step ... Lovelace announced the convening of a review board to determine the cause of the SEASAT failure see Oct. 11 , Lovelace named Dr. Bruce Lundin, recently retired director of Lewis Research Center ...

... provided additional information to enhance the interview. As a result, this transcript does not exactly match the audio recording./ '''Johnson:''' Today is March 24th, 2006. This oral history with Mark ... experience of one generation so that future generations may learn from both our successes and failures, and they may see us as individual people—understand our motivation and our dreams. Looking ...

... sure that the cargo integration aspect had not played a role or contributed to that failure, and so participated at Cape Kennedy. Those were two sorrowful times, but we always learn ... sections of the radiator and we put on the amount of tape we needed to match the heat load of the mission. Analysis people will tell you that's a poor ... of it. So we were looking at the hardware pieces and trying to establish any failures that may have preceded the accident and what had recurred as a result of the ...

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