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... it and opens space up to the common man. That must be the goal of a reconstituted program, not some kind of mission and not some scramble to ... , when all citizens can participate in their funding and profit from the conduct. Indeed, with a nuclear rocket, all citizens now can have personal access to space through ... the nuclear rocket, says in his introduction, that this book is the first outline of a space program that really might succeed. It is based on private funding, not public. No ...

... NASA Administrator's recommended reading list. "Jargon-free and ideal for scientists and laypersons alike...a comprehensive history." News & Notes, NASA History Division Office of External Relations. "This book is the ultimate source for anyone interested in the future of space exploration." Launch Magazine "Pathbreaking text...a must read." Quest magazine "...insightful, competent and opinionated." Universe Today "This book provides us with ...

... Author - L. Johnson et al '''Co-Author(s)''' - L. Johnson; B. James; R. Baggett; E. E. Montgomery IV '''JBIS Volume ''' - Contents of the Journal of the British ...

... Training Branch, Hiram Baxter, and the other one was a Ph.D. geologist from Brown University Providence, Rhode Island ; his name was Jim James W. Head III . I think he may still ... Simulation Control Area training those three flight controllers on those sets of experiments. There were a couple of contractors who actually were assigned the more specific experiments, and they would come ...

... and lingers on their spacesuits. Astronaut Peggy Whitson described the smell of her suit as "a little harsh, bitter smelling " She also noted that it was very distinctive and smelled smoky ... because she was not familiar with how ozone or ionized air smelled. ---- Answer provided by James Zebrowski Image:K2S logosmall.jpg Question and Answer extracted from the book Kids to Space ...

... done on the ground to prevent any contamination of the breathable air supply on board a spacecraft like the Space Shuttle or International Space Station (ISS). Think about how unbearable even ... of a Progress resupply spacecraft which, with its assortment of fresh fruits and foods, always brings the inviting good smells of home when it docks to the Station ---- Answer provided by James ...

... , the indoor quality of air can degrade if materials slowly give off toxic gases over a period of time. There are also specially trained people who odor-test all materials that ... causing crew performance issues in space. NASA assigns a specialist to serve as a 'master sniffer' of all items transported into space. ---- Answer provided by James Zebrowski Image:K2S logosmall.jpg Question and ...

... Shuttle and ISS is scrubbed pretty thoroughly by ventilation systems and special air scrubbers. In a confined air space that is heated and re-circulated, things will smell totally different than ... certain items you tolerate on the ground are offensive to you in such a confined space. ---- Answer provided by James Zebrowski Image:K2S logosmall.jpg Question and Answer extracted from the book ...

... / (See CDROM) The New Scientist.com : Smells in Space: Odors in Space ---- Answer provided by James Zebrowski Image:K2S logosmall.jpg Question and Answer extracted from the book Kids to Space ...

... . Bean Apollo 14 : Alan B. Shepard Jr., Edgar D. Mitchell Apollo 15 : David R. Scott, James B. Irwin Apollo 16 : John W. Young, Charles M. Duke Jr. Apollo 17 : Eugene Cernan ...

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