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==Lunarpedia as a Technical Design==
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...facturing program and working out bugs. Requirements for adjustment of the design would be communicated back to Earth.
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[[Lunar-Appropriate Industrial Design]]<BR/>
[[MUS cle Design Projects]]<BR/>
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...s the original [[Faster, Cheaper, Better]] style mission. From conceptual design to launch was only 22 months.
Working with the BMDO was the [[Naval Research Laboratory]] (spacecraft design, construction, and mission integration) and the [[Lawrence Livermore Nation
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...ther" satellite for communication with ground controllers. The [[CubeSat]] design is an example of a picosatellite.
...chnic State University and Stanford University, who introduced the CubeSat design, estimate CubeSats can be made and launched to LEO for US$65,000–80,000 e
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* [[Proton rocket]], Russian unmanned space vehicle design
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...a successful operational orbital launch vehicle made in Ukraine by Yuzhnoe Design Bureau and oeprated by [[Sea Launch LLC]].
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One of the most striking innovations in this MLO design is the use of tents over the modules to provide thermal, micrometeorite, an
==Design Problems==
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A [[wet workshop]] design was considered for the [[Skylab]] space station. A single S-IVB stage from
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...s originally developed by Isaac Newton, and it was the earliest successful design for a reflector telescope.
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Except for fresnel lenses which are great for [[solar welding]], the design involves using mirrors coated with [[aluminum]] to reflect the sunlight to
...erials slightly thicker than foil is fully workable. The advantage of this design is that it has both a single focus point and single point of angle adjustme
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This international organization coordinates Radio Amateurs as volunteers to design and build the [[OSCAR]] series of radio ham satellites (OSCAR = Orbital Sat
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...ational [[Amsat]] organization coordinates Radio Amateurs as volunteers to design and build the [[OSCAR]] series of radio ham satellites.
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...It also vastly simplifies your power storage for nighttime as well as the design of anything you want to stay pointed at the sun.
==Design considerations==
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*[[Design a Moon Sport Contest]] -- see [http://www.lunar-reclamation.org/mmm_classic
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This design note develops ideas for the design of a lunar Helium-3 mining machine as described in [[Harrison Schmitt]]'s (
...em are cooling and access for maintenance. A detailed description of this design can be found at:
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...But on Earth, lower frequencies are used in domestic situations, and good design can eliminate any detectable hum.
...rg/wiki/Electromagnetic_Compatibility Electromagnetic Compatibility]</ref> Design to reduce the amount of [[RF leakage]] and/or reduce the amount of coupling
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; Technical articles ; Providing technical information needed for the design of a lunar settlement. Example: [[Ore_Bodies ]]
; Design of Lunar Volatiles Harvester ; Setting up the design of an industrial machine for recovering lunar volatiles for student project
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<font size=4> -- Design your own Moon base with the latest NASA data </font>
...data. It is called [http://woodwaredesigns.com/sky/Malapert/Malapert.html Design your own Moon base with the latest NASA data]. This step-by-step procedure
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===Clean Sheet Design===
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