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... The paper considers several future missions, the landing requirements produce different thrust level needed for the landing vehicle but are similar in many other repects. To fulfil the mission needs of these planetary lander studies, preferably with a ...
... process the raw results to create survey location maps for the subject of the survey. Such surveys are conducted for a location or region and referenced to the earth global co- ordinate system with global positioning system (GPS) positioning. Due to this referencing the survey is only as accurate as the ...
Media:Army Lunar commprobrelaluna_022807133241.pdf Comments on Problems Relating to the Lunar Landing Vehicle US Army 1958 (37MB PDF) Category:Publications
... lunar settlement '''JBIS Reference Code ''' - 2005.58.131 '''Number of Pages''' - 7 Abstract Several reasons for going back to the Moon are listed: scientific study of our natural satellite, Earth and in general the Solar System; exploitation of the ...
... systems to become viable for spacecraft in this category. The paper therefore considers initially the application of EP systems to a variety of future missions, the benefits achieved by the use of this technology, and the various thruster types which are suitable for ...
... of Pages''' - 13 Abstract A crewless reusable vertical take-off horizontal landing space transportation system is investigated. The single stage launch vehicle goes into a very low orbit around the Earth. At burnout, the payload is deployed. At apogee, the ...
... the number of vehicles, the trajectory V, and the crew mission duration. The trajectory V drives propulsion system require- ments and the mission duration affects the crew's health. One-, two-, and three-vehicle scenarios are presented for the colonization of ...
... a serious threat to our civilization and its ecological support systems. Ideally this problem will be overcome by reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Various ... of micron-sized dust particles derived from comet fragments or lunar mining, and positioned in orbits near the triangular Lagrange points of the Earth-Moon system. Solar radiation pressure can render such orbits unstable, but a class of ...
... FOR THE DESIGN OF MISSILES''' by Various ''Cambridge (Massachusetts), 1948: Harvard University Press, 226 pages, OP'' Prepared by the staff of the Harvard Computation Laboratory, the book is a collection of tables useful to the designer of guided missiles. Extracted from the ...
... FOR THE MOON''' by Caidin, M. ''New York, 1959: E. P. Dutton Co., Inc., 285 pages, $4.95'' The nature of the Moon, lunar probing, details of US and Soviet lunar probe vehicles ...

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