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... in everyday driving. The amount of fuel used by the Space Shuttle equals only two minutes of driving in the United States. The engineers have studied the exhausts of rockets, and the effects on the environment are minimal. The reason is because most of the exhaust is made of ...
... to a religious revelation - and would thereby be more likely to be destabilising.
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... are the vital contributor, invariably in some unforeseen way that was only obvious afterwards.
Again, the key issue in space technology safety and mission assurance lies within the thorough understanding of the dynamics of human elements in the risk and safety paradox. The first problem is the human involvement ...
... and another.
Nevertheless, we are presenting what we have found so far in The Space Library and also with the hope that there may be some readers out there who may be able to fill in some of the important gaps. By “we,” the ...
... to come from the distant Universe; therefore, they are some of the most energetic events ever observed. NASA’s Swift satellite is devoted to detecting these bursts and identifying their source.
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... and will operate mainly in the infrared in hopes of looking farther out than any other instrument to the early days of the universe. Other space telescopes with new capabilities are already being designed. Astronomers at the ...
... , there are hazards in going to space. But solid training and anticipation of what can go wrong can help prevent problems from occurring.
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