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... Lewis and William Clark left St. Louis to explore the new lands acquired in the Louisiana Purchase. They made that journey in ... for a lunar return will be the Crew Exploration Vehicle (CEV) which will sit atop a two-stage Crew Launch Vehicle (CLV). The ... and servicing of lunar experiments or for using lunar samples for research. Benroya (2000) listed a number of activities at a lunar base that ...

... Image:MMLVB4.jpg 300px '''Major Schedule Milestones 1982 Mars Landing''' 1982 MANNED MARS LANDING The development schedule for the 1982 Manned Mars Landing culminates with the December 1981 Earth departure. The ... Workshops in Earth orbit and additional Apollo type missions for further lunar exploration. The Saturn V vehicle is used to launch these missions. The Apollo systems are shown ...

... after orbital assembly, checkout, and crew boarding, the vehicles are ready for departure. LONG RANGE PLANNING SCHEDULE The manned Mars landing mission that has been presented is but one ... operation of the nuclear shuttle, space tug, common mission module modifications for lunar surface, and accompanying lunar experiment costs. Image:MMLVB2.jpg 300px '''Long Range Plan Funding''' The ...

Image:T2Kschematic.jpg 500px T2K space vehicle was used for developing the lunar vehicle’s systems under space conditions in near-Earth orbit. Image:T-2Ktesting.jpg 300px The development of the lunar vehicle landing on a special mock-up. Image:SoyuazT2Klaunch2.jpg 100px Soyuz T2K launch Category:Spacecraft

... landing of larger payloads more softly and precisely than recently performed. The paper considers several future missions, the landing requirements produce different thrust level needed for the landing vehicle ...

... lunar environment and the physical, chemical, geodetic, and gravitational properties of the Moon. The resulting data was of importance to NASA's Apollo project for the design of manned lunar orbiters, landing craft, and logistic support vehicles, for the calculation of orbits and trajectories of lunar flights, and for the design of operations in the vicinity of and on the moon. Category:Lunar ...

... our heritage in the Cosmos? Research Question. How do we deal with imminent earth climatic changes which could devastate a significant portion of its land and populations of humans ... Research Question. Does absolute safety exist for manned space vehicle systems? Is it possible to eliminate accident by design? What are the design philosophies and strategies that can achieve such goal? Research ...

... involved in recording LTP sightings with the objective of targeting them for possible Apollo landing sites.(6) The Apollo Alpha Particle Spectrometer experiment, placed in the Command and Service ... orbits. Dr.Cameron continued her research after retiring from NASA.(7) In recent years astronomers at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center have been monitoring lunar impacts using 14 inch and ...

... completely assembled and fueled vehicle for the 1981 Manned Mars Landing Mission weighs approximately 1.6 million pounds just prior to the Earth orbit departure maneuver. As the vehicle reaches the necessary earth ... the Mission Module which provides the crew with a shirt sleeve environment, living quarters, space vehicle control capability, experiment laboratories, radiation shelter, etc. The functional areas are distributed on four decks ...

The Saturn V Apollo Lunar Orbital Rendezvous Planning Guide is a reprint of a rare document from the early 1960s in which the whole Apollo moon landing mission was presented and illustrated ... of the Lunar Module, maps of the Cape Canaveral launch sites, launch schedules for all of the Apollo test flights, detailed specifications and schematics of the Saturn V launch vehicle stages, construction ...

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