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... 're flying with the Russians; taikonaut if you're flying with the Chinese) is allowed a small amount of personal gear— one or two pounds each. If you want to bring along ... .
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Answer provided by Ben Reytblat
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... . They should also be in good mental health.
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Answer provided by Col. USAF Dr. Richard S. Williams
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... sent to space. France launched a black and white female tomcat in 1963 on a Veronique AGI sounding rocket No. 47 from Algeria. Hence, with developed technologies, cats can be protected against the harsh g-forces during lift off. However, cats need to undergo sufficient training, need to be fit and overcome the most common problem among astronaut-trained cats—overeating A stamp commemorating the ...
... . All that is necessary for life support will most likely be included in the price of the ticket. Later on, as trips get longer, life support costs will probably be separated into a special charge.
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... methane, enough to make it look blue. However methane has no odor. Venus has a very small amount of sulfur dioxide. This gas is irritating to the lungs and has the smell of burning sulfur. However there may not be enough to really notice.
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Answer provided by Ed Frederick, Ph.D.
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The history of the thermal development of the mantle of the Moon in the interval between 4 and 2 Ga ago is reflected in the spatial and temporal ... to the surface, mainly in the mare impact basins, to form secondary crust. These various volcanic events led to the formation of a range of topographic and spectroscopic features which can be interpreted in terms of the ...
... Orbit to the Moon. Due to favourable thruster and power subsystem performance, and an efficient orbital transfer strategy, the SMART-1 mission trajectory was fine tuned in flight to produce ... the original mission goal. SMART-1 has made history with several notable firsts, including being the first Electric Propulsion (EP) mission to escape Earth orbit, the first to use Electric Propulsion to ...
... to grow plants while living in space. This would give them more time to explore and conduct experiments.
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Answer provided by Gregory Schlick
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... with the seasons. The surface temperature can rise to about 70° F or drop to nearly -220° F. Unfortunately, while temperatures rise during spring, this warm season may not be the best time to visit Mars because it is also the time when vast dust storms cover the ...
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