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... are super-easy and fun, but they are a two person job. You need someone to brace up against and/or push off from so that you can build the speed to complete a flip. You definitely hop much higher in space
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Answer provided by Dana S. Klein & D. Brooke Owens
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... miles. The plane of this orbit is tilted with respect to the plane of the Earth's equator; doing so allows the ISS to be reached by space transportation vehicles launched from within Russia ... Kids to Space - by Lonnie Schorer
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... Sands Test Facility (WSTF) Molecular Desorption and Analysis Laboratory (MDAL) in New Mexico. Once standard materials are subjected to use in confined air spaces, the indoor quality of air can degrade if materials slowly ... board the ISS to prevent annoying odors from accumulating and causing crew performance issues in space. NASA assigns a specialist to serve as a 'master sniffer' of all items transported into space.
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... couldn't, such as going to different planets in the solar system. They still do that work today, but they also help humans. Robots on the International Space Station (ISS), for example, help the astronauts move and install the larger pieces of the Space Station. Robots helping astronauts is the way of the future. Humans need to be there to do ...
Spacelines will start operation in 2010 or 2011 to commercially carry NASA astronauts and others to and from the ISS. Very wealthy people also may begin to own their own space vehicles. Even if the new spaceships cost $100 million each, this is ...
... becoming standard in public buildings even now. They can be added with little additional expense. When commercial space travel becomes available, accommodations of ... to Space - by Lonnie Schorer
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... harder time in space because calming can come from slow rocking and deep pressure, both of which will be more difficult to experience due to a lack of gravity. You may be able to kick ... in the space station or space hotel. To compensate, sensory awareness and sensory activities would have to be exaggerated for all the other senses so that the brain will still get the "sensory diet" it needs to ...
... lenses in space, but not many of them choose to do so. Minor eye irritations from small particles of dust and other things floating in the air are common, and these are easier to deal with when not wearing contacts. Also, if you lose a contact lens, it will float away and be extremely difficult to find.
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Answer provided by Col. USAF Dr. Richard S. Williams
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... experiences with breathtaking views as your eyes watch dark and light fly by and you become immersed in a grand view of the cosmos from your perspective while orbiting the Earth ... being weightless in a micro-gravity environment once they get used to the sensation of floating freely in space. Astronauts are always profoundly changed after they come back from a mission in space—it really changes ...
... space matter to us? What can we use it for? How can we get there efficiently? What will ordinary life be like in space? What will our homes be like on the Moon? On Mars? In ... from Earth to space not only feasible but commercially profitable. This book is science, not science fiction. In the year 2006 we know that humans will live and work in space. Humans have experienced space for forty ...
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