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... to at least 2020. This is to enable more utilization of the resources, both human and material, that have being invested in the building of the space station. Also, there is discussion for the participation of other nations in the utilization of the facility. This is in line with the Human Space Technology ...
... in a capacitor) into gamma radiation for possible applications to space propulsion.
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... to the occurrence of a major event. There is a very low risk of a major or catastrophic event occurring.
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... in from space presents other risks, primarily associated with the extremely high re-entry speed. Failure of the heat shield would be intolerable. NASA recognizes all these risks and takes care to provide design margins and ...
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