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... in the more recent Clementine data. This paper reviews the range of lunar volcanic features and the processes which they imply and specifies some of the critical measurements needed from future lunar remote sensing missions to clarify outstanding uncertainties.
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... of the orbital debris environment is discussed. The DERA IDES debris model is introduced and the elements of the model that are used to simulate historical environment evolution are briefly described. High resolution IDES model simulations of the historical debris environment evolution in ...
... what unknown medical hurdles faced the planners of the very first space station missions. This paper looks back 30 years to the then record braking 18-day solo spaceflight of Soyuz 9, the last, and longest mission in Earth orbit prior to the space ...
... the Fast Transfer of Humans to Mars
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Renaissance Versus Revelation - The Timescale of the Interpretation and Assimilation of a Message from ETI
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... can survive in the micro-gravity environments of spacecrafts. The experiments have proved successful—meaning that fish can live in micro-gravity and therefore we should be able to ... the way gravity was acting in order to orient themselves as they do on Earth
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... to work, school or other locations. However, there are more safety precautions and emergency plans for dealing with travel to space. In space, we travel at higher rates of speed, do not have the protection of the Earth's atmosphere to act as an additional barrier from radiation, do not have breathable air outside of the vehicle, and have more debris floating in space. All of these hazards are known, greatly minimized, and no ...
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... the frontiers of Indian aviation and in doing so assisted the Allied war effort during World War 2. Peter Vacher, noted author of Hurricane R4118, takes the reader on a trip to meet some of the intrepid long-distance aviators of the 1930s, and from there to the establishment of the ...
... the comprehensive history of the nuclear rocket propulsion system that will enable robotic and human exploration of our solar system. During a two decade period, from the 1950s to the 1970s, the US government's Rover and NERVA program developed the ...
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