Search wiki using Sphinx

Jump to: navigation, search

... 's concept of a Lunar Exploration Base. Primary objectives of the lunar science program (ca. 1964) was to obtain data on the structure and topography of the lunar surface, the 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 ...

... human on the Moon. Following the four unsuccessful flight tests of the N1 lunar booster, the Soviet manned lunar landing effort was officially suspended, but even as the Russians were denying they ... Energia was designing craft for a long-term scientific, even semi-industrial presence on the lunar surface. '''To BUY this paper click http://www.jbis.org.uk/paper.php?p=1999.52 ...

... -297 '''Year''' - 2005 '''Keywords''' - Tether, lunar launch, mass-driver. '''JBIS Reference Code ''' - 2005.58.294 '''Number of Pages''' - 4 Abstract A method of launching from the lunar surface is analyzed, in which the ... .5 g, a cable length of 50 km would be sufficient to launch into a lunar escape trajectory. If lower accelerations are desired, the cable length must be proportionately longer. Analysis ...

redirect Apollo Lunar Module

Early designation assigned to the Apollo Lunar Module

... on video would allow everyone on Earth to share in the experience. Developing a whole new world would equally develop a whole ... shouldn't. We've already sent temporary accommodations to its surface during the Apollo program. And, we've sent up many, many payloads, over ... providing support in this way, we become the constituents of a lunar government even though such an institute doesn't exist nor ...

... Lunar Module pilot Edgar Mitchell conducted a wide range of scientific experiments including Shepard's unplanned test of the flight of a golf ball in lunar ... Lunar Module Antares . Apollo 14 returned to the Earth with a treasure trove of lunar data and over 100 pounds of moon rocks. In "Apollo ...

... by pulling its counterpart from Apollo 13, or the outrageous pinpoint landing by Pete Conrad through a pall of lunar dust, so bad he couldn't see the surface from 40 feet up ... to use the hybrid trajectory with its so-called non-free-return. Such trajectory for Apollo 13 , without correction, would have been fatal. Then as if to really test the mettle ... the Command Module hit the water at a punishing 15g's. The photographic record of Apollo 12 is, to put it politely, sketchy. The TV camera failed during EVA, the 16mm ...

... crew of Apollo 16 was in the lunar highland area of Descartes. NASA chose to send John Young to command the fifth lunar landing mission. Young had as much or more flight experience than any other member of the astronaut corps. He had circumnavigated the moon on Apollo 10 and he ...

... ''' - 331-338 '''Year''' - 2007 '''Keywords''' - Surface habitats architectures, planetary bases, lunar bases '''JBIS Reference Code ''' - 2007.60.331 '''Number of Pages''' - 8 Abstract Planning for long-duration lunar and Mars exploration missions must ... the strictly constrained diameter and length dimensions imposed by Earth launch vehicles, landing limitations and surface mobility restrictions. Illustrative concepts are presented showing examples of interior layouts, functional areas and equipment ...

Powered by Sphinx