Search wiki using Sphinx

Jump to: navigation, search

... sense of unity and positive outcomes unprecedented in space endeavors. This would be a single group with shared aims, rather than competition involving one-upmanship. A shared sense of identity would be ... with the entire group as a whole. In contrast, the current state of space exploration and research is one of competition between agencies and nations, with only limited cooperation between them. Although ...

... pioneer space travelers or Earth-based astrophysicists, space architects, aerospace engineers or entrepreneurs, in almost every field, today's students possess the opportunity to be involved in our expansion to the unknown. One doesn't have to go to space to be interested in exploring the cosmos or in finding new ways, via space-related technologies, to improve life ... their enthusiasm for making a personal commitment to the space effort. And when their interests in space go unsupported, some students simply 'give up'. One middle school student reported that he had studied ...

... with Germany and France and Blue Streak would go on to become one of the cornerstones on which the European Space Agency was built—although not before there were many more twists ... partner up on the Radarsat project in an attempt to once more create a major space technology alliance between their two countries. ---- '''Go to Chapter''' The Empire Strikes Out - Canada's ... - Part 2 by Robert Godwin 2 - The Empire Strikes Out - Canada's Defence & The Commonwealth Space Program - Part 3 by Robert Godwin 3 - The Empire Strikes Out - Canada's Defence & The ...

... one of the more remarkable elements of the story is Verne’s choice to construct the gun in Florida at a fictional location only a few miles from where the Kennedy Space ... would work in the vacuum of space. On March 28th 1883 he wrote, ''“Consider a cask filled with a highly compressed gas. If we open one of its taps the gas will escape through it in a continuous flow, the elasticity of the gas pushing its particles into space will also continuously push ...

... , ''"...the only one that is progressing is Good Words, which appears to devour all others."'' ref 46 The September essay in ''Good Words'' would be entitled ''“ A Journey Through Space ” ''and this ... in the rocket made it the only engine which would work in space, ''and it would work better in space.'' These two facts are in direct contravention of the accepted history of ... Leitch spells out the explanation for why the lack of air in space is a boon not an impediment. In space there is no air to inhibit the rapid flow of the ...

... traffic surveillance technology in which aircraft transmit identification, position, velocity and status. The development of space based ADS-B will allow precise control of aircraft in areas that are not covered ... projected to save airliners $379 million in fuel savings and a subsequent reduction of approximately one million metric tons of greenhouse emissions by 2020 1 . Airspace authorities in Europe, the United ... (AGI STK Software)'' 4. RMCC ADS-B Research As part of the Space Mission Analysis and Design course, RMCC space science students were the first to put an ADS-B receiver into ...

... the attempts to create two hot spots in one blob of the compressed thermonuclear fuel or, briefly, scenarios with two hot spots in space propulsion systems is proposed. The model, predicting that ... that for the similar scenarios with the attempts to create one hot spot in one blob of the compressed fuel, is presented. For space propulsion systems consuming a relatively large amount of propellant ...

... to understand the opportunities that space may soon provide. Humans around the world have repeatedly shown a strong desire to help one another in times of adversity. Space offers unlimited potential benefits for ... personal value to them is one way to get them involved. When they get involved, they can be very dedicated. Many space education organizations including NASA, European Space Agency (ESA), and others, are ...

... Chapter 22''' '''Space and Humanity's Evolution''' '''By John Stewart ''' ''"The most meaningful activity in which a human being can be engaged is one that is directly related to human evolution. This ... recognition of this has the potential to substantially increase support for the space effort. Awareness that space settlement is one of the next great steps in evolution on this planet and that contributing ...

... THE SPACE AGE''' by Harper, H. ''London, 1946: Sampson Low, Marson and Co., Ltd., 142 pages, OP'' A small book for the general reader, it is divided into three sections, one on the rocket and atomic power, one on the Moon and planetary travel, and one on spaceship design and construction. Extracted from the 1962 Publication ''Annotated Bibliography of Space Science and ...

Powered by Sphinx