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... that the stars were considered an important part of the Pharaohs' life in the hereafter.
However, pyramids are by no means unique to Egypt. The oldest mummies in the world, and some of the most sophisticated ones anywhere, come not from the ...
... the relatively new field of “aeronautics,” also hindered the searches. Still other sources were promotional pamphlets and the like authored by some of the “inventors” of this or that approach to reaction propulsion for manned flying machines, although these are ...
... with the remoteness of human settlements and to deal with the great distances and times between various locations in space. It is likely that we will eventually want to create a gravity station that ... . But there are likely to be new problems that we have not even thought of yet which will require new solutions including, but not limited to, new facilities. We should expect some exciting surprises in ...
... that the body does not need as much blood in space as on the Earth because gravity is not pulling the blood down to our feet. Some of the blood water is what makes the face swell; however, most of the ... not be enough blood in the blood vessels and some people will faint on standing up, because they are not getting enough blood to supply oxygen and nutrients to the brain.
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... we hear from the astronomers that the bright North Star on the tail of the »Little Bear« is 2700 billion kilometers away from our world, we are a little surprised at the monstrous expanses of the universe, but hardly at the ...
... will explore some asteroids, and maybe go to some of the moons of other planets. Mercury and Venus may be too hot and dangerous to visit for a long time to come. Of course we will continue to send robots to all the planets ...
... of the lunar surface, either around the equator or over both poles is the longest distance expedition that can be implemented on the lunar surface. This mini-review describes some of the attributes of this expedition and reviews some of the dangers that the ...
... of our star, the Sun. A review of some of the new results from SOHO is given here, with a particular emphasis on the solar atmosphere - the source of the so-called `space weather'. The results include a rather unexpected feature of the nature of so-called active regions on the ...
... we review some of the important technologies for the establishment of a human presence at the poles. Transport, both robotic and manned will be required to provide range of exploration on Mars. Much of the critical technology revolves around the ...
... , including technical issues, incentives, and property rights concerns are noted. While the authors recognize that most potential commercial prospects are decades away, there are some commercial activities that are worthy of early attention.
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