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... for the development of space, as discussed in this book.
The major classical problems shown in the list resist solution by ... by the Club of Rome to describe the set of the crucial problems - political, social, economic, technological, environmental, psychological and ... considerable success. Many Brazilians are driving "flexible fuel" cars that run on either ethanol or gasoline, and ...
... processed by hydrothermal and ... psychological setting for the people living and working there. There must be room to move about, so that people don't feel buried and claustrophobic. There must be spaces that are open, wide and high, and ... for the Sea of Dreams?
'''Reference '''
(1) http://www.iep.utm.edu/a/anaximan.htm The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
'''About the Authors'''
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by Marbarger, J. P. (ed)
''Urbana (Illinois), 1951: University of Illinois Press, 83 pages, $3.00''
Six chapters, by different contributors, cover space medicine in the US Air Force, multistage rockets and artificial satellites, physiological considerations on the possibility of life under extraterrestrial conditions, astronomy and space medicine, orientation in space, and bioclimatology of manned rocket flight. Although ...
... for destruction, that it has become absolutely necessary that a new psychology and methodology be developed. The capacity of humanity to continue to inflict harm and even to destroy itself must be tempered by insight and ...
... and in 1837 he received his B.A.. The following year he acquired his M.A. and distinguished himself with honours in Mathematics and ... man, ... for fourteen years and so Leitch’s arrival was anticipated with some enthusiasm. ref 23 The First Scientific Concept of Rockets for Space Travel by Robert Godwin Part 3 '''Click here for ... Kelvin of Largs'' by Silvanus Phillips Thompson, MacMillan, London, ...
... space flight. The second section then reviews mammalian hibernation, covering behavioural, physiological and genetic strategies. The third part presents a general review of the effects on human physiology of the space environment, and ...
... OUTER SPACE: PROSPECTS FOR MAN AND SOCIETY'''
by Bloomfield, L. P. (ed)
''New York, 1961: Prentice-Hall, Inc., 202 pages, $3.95''
Discusses the political, economic, commercial, social and psychological aspects of space flight. The eight contributors discuss "The Technical Prospects," "Peaceful Uses—The Prospects for Human Welfare," "The Impact on the American Economy," "The Task for Government," "International Cooperation in Space Science," "Arms- and ...
... by those who branded him as a man ... and the feeling existed not only here but throughout Canada. The prime consideration ... for Space Travel by Robert Godwin Part 10 '''Click here for Part 10'''
The First Scientific Concept of Rockets for Space Travel by Robert Godwin '''Part 1'''
The First Scientific Concept of Rockets for Space Travel by ...
... featuring A Journey Through Space
He began by making a quick summary of how important the spirit of man is, even when ... post of planet Earth and take them on a tour of the universe.
The Rocket for Space Flight
''“Though the facts and deductions of ... Leitch had discussed previously and had simply dismissed as so improbable that he gave it very little further consideration. However his comment ...
... Man," "Psychological Problems of Solitude and Confinement," "The Problems of Astronaut Selection," "The Human Brain in Space Time," "Dangers of Contamination of Planets and the Earth," and "The Probable Environment on Other Planets and its Suitability for ...
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