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... gravity, and how to operate toilets and showers and all the other devices that work differently in zero-gravity. The training may take one to two weeks for an average trip to orbit, or probably three to ... to spacesuits and can't be removed by simple brushing.
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... the torque required by the controller, leading to the almost immediate saturation of one or more reaction wheels. ... each of the remaining faces can be made to provide precise enough measurements to be able to place the sun ... Control Conference, 2005, pp. 15–18.
6 Farrenkopf, R., “Analytic steady-state accuracy solutions for two common spacecraft attitude estima¬tors,” Journal of Guidance, Control ...
... at the same time. While you are busy learning how to move around in different gravity you can get disoriented or make mistakes. That can be frustrating and get on your nerves. But the excitement ... . Richard S. Williams
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Gravity is very important to our life on Earth. Without gravity, we would simply float around with nothing to keep our feet on the ground. Have you ever let a balloon go and watched it fly away into the heavens? If we didn't have gravity, when we went outside our houses, we ...
... potential . . . it can provide the least expensive way to do a lot of things. We could feed the B-70 into the air traffic control system to learn how it can cope with SSTs. `We could test fly prototype engines at very high speeds, and it could contribute a lot to understanding sonic boom problems ... 1967 14 Jan 15 1967 15 Jan 16 1967 16 Jan 17 1967 17 Jan 18 1967 18 Jan 19 1967 19 Jan 20 1967 20 Jan 21 1967 21 Jan 22 ...
... to reduce noise levels; (5) establishment of task force to investigate methods for Federal participation in program for compatible land utilization near airports; (6) initiation of program to ... is to learn how to think, to face and solve problems and how to find the facts we need, not just remember them ... Mar 16 1966 16 Mar 17 1966 17 Mar 18 1966 18 Mar 19 1966 19 Mar 20 1966 20 ...
... gravity in the design of orbital habitats. Long-term exposure to weightlessness leads to a chain-reaction of undesirable physiological adaptations. There is both theoretical and experimental evidence that artificial gravity can substitute for natural gravity to maintain health in orbit. Aerospace medical scientists have conducted many studies during the past forty years to determine the comfort boundaries for artificial gravity. They express ...
Once we have developed technology to minimize the effects of leaving the intense gravity of Earth, it will be safe for young and old to go to outer space. Such technology might be a space elevator that could take people up to the outer limits of Earth's atmosphere to board a spaceship or shuttle. Also we would need some way of producing gravity to protect the growth systems of kids ...
Coming back to Earth can be faster than leaving Earth; however, it depends on the particular situation. For example, when ... atmosphere is much easier than leaving it because we are working with gravity. However, to do it safely, there are many precautions that need to be taken to ensure safety of the crew and protection ...
... a comprehensive program. We didn't and don't want. to be a second-best nation, not in any important field, and certainly not in total accomplishment. But can we best maintain our overall leadership by launching wildly into crash programs on many fronts? This is where we seem to have got out of focus. "Let me make it perfectly clear that we ... 1963 14 May 15 1963 15 May 16 1963 16 May 17 1963 17 May 18 1963 18 May 19 1963 19 May 20 1963 20 May 21 1963 21 May 22 ...
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