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Brad McLain
Brad McLain is an education outreach professional specializing in space science. He has directed educational/entertainment projects ... with the Space Science Institute, working on several documentary film projects. He continues to operate McLain Arts and Communication with his brother (www.mclainarts.com). He lives in Boulder, Colorado with ...
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Category:Kids To Space - Authors
... need to take those things with us in our human-made spaceships.
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... with adequate radiation shielding. So far, we don't have this technology.
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... is important for survival in space, just as it is on Earth.
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... —if we are far away from the Sun or in darkness.
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... Earth—anywhere from three to ten days, depending on the person.
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... in the water, somewhat like hovering in the micro-gravity of space.
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... our normal environment with us into extreme environments in order to survive.
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... of spaceflight so far, there have been far more successes than losses.
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