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... the US space community and caused immediate controversy in a field that had been rocked by disasters, financial and bureaucratic scandals, and yet is witnessing the rise of a NewSpace industry ... ?" Others, recalling the cost and failures of other large government space initiatives asked: "How?" Although both the public and private sectors are feeling a renewed excitement about going back to the ...

... .362 '''Number of Pages''' - 17 Abstract Several methods of creation of the directed plasma fluxes by the groups of the distant microexplosions and applications of these fluxes for acceleration of space ... plasma fluxes will be created effectively if almost all of the microexplosions are ignited by microexplosions or by both driver and microexplosions. An analysis of the problems related to several ignition scenarios of ...

... power laser diode (LD) technology. Both high specific impulse-low thrust mode and high thrust-low specific impulse mode can be selected by controlling the laser output by using vapour or water as a propellant. This mode change can be performed by switching between a high power continuous wave (cw), LD engine for high thrust with a ...

... obvious example being dance in microgravity, which has already exploited in parabolic aircraft flight by choreographers in both Europe and Japan. Space dwellers will have unprecedented opportunities to experiment with all forms ... of London, 1902. www.sylviaengdahl.com. (5) I appreciate the editing and additional content contributed by Langdon Morris. ''' Bob Krone About the Author ''' Extracted from the book ''Beyond Earth - The Future ...

... territory to the Equator, and the only Chinese site that is not a desert spaceport. Both India, from Sriharikota at 13.7 deg N, and Japan, from its spaceports at Tanegashima ... intention to eventually provide an orbital space tourism experience, among them the companies being run by the billionaires Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk. And the a new company, Transformational Space Corporation ...

... city," already well-studied, is the Naval aircraft carrier, which may house 5000 personnel of both sexes. Modern aircraft carriers have nuclear power plants and are capable of operations at sea ... . Open panoramas of the outdoors should also be available from indoors, as underground facilities shielded by overhead cover should have large windows for viewing the Lunar and Martian landscapes. If this ...

... search unsuccessfully for an overriding purpose, until Dan Goldin finally arrives at "Faster, Better, Cheaper," by which he means for NASA to succeed at less ambitious endeavors. Society is underwhelmed. 3 ... . History will judge our responses that define our legacy. That this will come about is both our prediction and of course our hope. It is also our intention, and in whatever ...

... , OP'' A small but valuable work that considers JATO for use on both land and sea planes. It is by an acknowledged expert on the subject. Extracted from the 1962 Publication ''Annotated ... Science and Technology with an Astronomical Supplement - A History of Astronautical Book Literature 1931 - 1961.'' by Frederick I. Ordway III Category:Annotated Bibliography of Space Science and Technology ...

... satellites and leads in the field of astronautics in general. The book is concerned with both USSR and US satellite program organization, Vanguard, rocket history, Sputniks 1 and 2, IRBM and ... Science and Technology with an Astronomical Supplement - A History of Astronautical Book Literature 1931 - 1961.'' by Frederick I. Ordway III Category:Annotated Bibliography of Space Science and ...

... Princeton University Press, 189 pages, $2.95'' Liquid Propellant Rockets treats, in four sections by different authors, high temperature equilibrium, expansion processes, liquid propellant combustion, and rocket engines. ... dealing with specific aspects of the major topic. The book is intended for both students and practicing engineers. The material comes from the Princeton series on "High ...

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