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... When looking at Stehling's summary you can see that all of these factions existed in England and Canada, with the notable exception of the first group. History tells us that the Soviets and the United States acquired the ...
... Earth. For this reason, alone, relying on robotics to explore and settle space may be an end in itself...at least at the outset of establishing a permanent human or humankind presence on the Moon ...
... the starting points on the continuum where assumptions differ. If all of us on this continuum are to better arrange human institutions to bring about co-exploration ''beyond Earth'', we need to briefly review the ... the right target. I really believe that we don't have that many enemies on the moon... if we will put our eyes on the values that bind us together referring to the ...
... see in his memoir. He stated that, ''"A.V. Roe since the end of World War 2 had lived and grown rich on Canadian defence contracts."'' Which seems to completely overlook the ... on the shelf by the Canadian government when the Korean war broke out. The St Laurent government had also foisted the Douglas Sparrow II onto Avro, despite being warned of the costs by the ...
... on the first evidence that we had acted on poor technological advice."'' Seven weeks before the cancellation of the Arrow even Blair Fraser of MacLeans magazine had warned of the implications of the ... you bear in mind that the result is to put in pawn to the U.S. British scientific progress in the exploration of outer space for the ...
... when their relative positions are right, we drift maneuver the rocket back to Earth….” Fox planned “no stop on either planet on the first voyage. That may be possible on the second voyage …We might build the ship on the Moon ...
... on the Moon is not a problem, with only a few seconds of delay between command and response. For Mars, radio communication delays between Mars and Earth (on the ... when compared to the microgravity of ISS. On the other hand, the voyage to and from Mars will most likely occur in a microgravity environment, unless artificial gravity can be provided in some way on ...
... When you get involved in high level policy, one of the issues I believe any reasonable person struggles with is, "Why do we have to work so hard to make good things happen?" The ... the moon, it is the premise of this chapter that we may at a minimum get a grasp on some of the questions society is going to ask, and the ...
... The following chart (See Table 7.1) seeks to provide some form of “typology” for the very broad types of uses and sizes that can be classified as a “small sat”. To know what you ... earth orbit that were close on the heels of Iridium. These were the Globalstar LP system that was backed by Space Systems/Loral as filed in 1992 and the ...
... The Overview Effect is a simple yet profound concept when we consider the future of humans in space. It refers specifically to the experience that human beings have in orbit or on the moon, but it can ... see in light of the impact of satellite imagery on warfighting today. The United States won the space race by landing a man on the moon and returning him safely to Earth before the end of the ...

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