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How long we would have to stay inside a spaceship would depend on where we were traveling, ... platform, how soon before the relief ship came and our work there was completed. As long as the physical needs of human beings are met they could, in principle, live inside ... inside an enclosed spaceship, unless it is city-sized, would affect all of us over long periods. Humans crave fresh air and outside spaces and after a few years this could ...

With current rocket engines and spacecraft technology, it does take a long time to travel anywhere in space. A trip to Mars will take upward of nine months and the other planets will take us many years to reach. It takes so long to get to certain places purely because they are so far away. Some unmanned missions ...

... . ‘‘(OAR Res. Rev., 3/66)’’ Thirtieth anniversary of Jet Propulsion Laboratory of Cal Tech. In March 1936 Dr. Theodore von Karman approved initiation of rocket propulsion studies by Frank J. Malina ... Centaure rockets carrying experiments for study of polar auroras were successfully launched in February and March by European Space Research Organization ESRO from base at Andoeya, Norway. ‘‘(M&R, 4/11/66, 7)’’ February 1966 March 1966 March Mar 1 1966 1 Mar 2 1966 2 Mar 3 1966 3 Mar 4 1966 ...

... the first and sixth flights (which had not been envisioned in the schedule). At a March 31 hearing before the Senate subcommittee on science, technology, and space, with Sen. Stevenson as ... 31/78; "Technical Status of the Space Shuttle Main Engine," Natl Res Cncl, March 78) February 1978 February March 1978 March Mar 1 1978 1 Mar 2 1978 2 Mar 3 1978 3 ...

... chairman of the NASA advisory council by James M. Beggs , administrator. He assumed the chair March 11. As general manager of General Electric's space division, Fink had received the Collier ... Mar 2/82) Thomas Young, director of GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER GSFC , would leave NASA March 20 to become vice president of research and engineering at Martin Marietta Aerospace. He had ... . (NASA Release 82-47; Lewis Research Center LeRC Release 82-14) February 1982 February March 1982 March Mar 1 1982 1 Mar 2 1982 2 Mar 3 1982 3 Mar 4 1982 ...

... mission and the orbiter Challenger 's 7th flight. The Challenger was scheduled to land on March 7 at the 15,000-foot Space Shuttle landing facility at KENNEDY SPACE CENTER KSC ... successful completion of the anomaly investigation. (AEDC Test Highlights, Spring/85, 2) February 1985 February March 1985 March Mar 1 1985 1 Mar 2 1985 2 Mar 3 1985 3 Mar 4 ...

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... Pages''' - 15 Abstract An overview of the application of hypometabolic stasis (HS) to humans for long-term space flight is presented. In the first section, the paper begins with a discussion of why HS in humans would be, from a resource-driven perspective, desirable during long-term space flight. The second section then reviews mammalian hibernation, covering behavioural, physiological and genetic ...

... LONG-RANGE BALLISTIC MISSILES''' by Burgess, E. ''London, 1961: Chapman and Hall, 255 pages, $5.00 ( ... ," "Trajectories," "Vehicles," "Re-entry Bodies," "Missile Support," "Defence," and "Plougshares," make up this book on long-range nissiles. The book provides a comprehensive survey of how missiles are ntegrated into the ...

We are currently doing research to look at the long duration effects of spaceflight. There are many areas we are interested in that might be ... as radiation exposure, muscle and bone changes, and the psychological impacts that may come from long trips in space. We feel certain that, with the right research, we can find ways ...

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