The '''NASA John H. Glenn Research Center at Lewis Field''' (usually referred to as ''NASA Glenn'', or ''GRC'') is on
...ewis Research Center. It was officially renamed the John H. Glenn Research Center at Lewis Field in 1999.
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...who was sent on a scheduled visit of President Johnson, who did not come for a tour on March 23, 1964.
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This rocket is expected to enable long-term human exploration of outer space.
Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, Houston, Texas
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...by future explorers.<sup>[1]</sup> LRO is planned to continue its mission for at least a year.<sup>[2]</sup>
| [[Boston University]] || [[CRaTER]] Cosmic Ray Telescope for the Effects of Radiation || PI:[[Harlan Spence]] CoI:[[Justin C. Kasper]]
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...ge generating capacity is not needed. Power storage requirements and high power [[Mass_Drivers|mass-driver]] coil requirements typically limit the mass acc
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...ne at the Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, was waiting for the Saturn
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...oses could be disconnected, the bellows unfastened, and the joint unpinned for maintenance, including bellows replacement.
...on of space suits). Vehicles with magnetic bearings would not be suitable for bouncing over rough terrain, but might give [[Driving on the Moon|high spee
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[[NASA TM-2004-212743]] - "Reinventing the Solar Power Satellite" and "Peak Power Markets
for Satellite Solar Power" from the Houston IAF Congress.
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...76,000 mph in less than a second. The speed of the thrust was a new record for Sandia’s "Z Machine" – not only the fastest gun in the West, but in the
...econd, faster than the 30 kilometers per second that Earth travels through space in its orbit about the Sun. That’s 50 times faster than a rifle bullet, a
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...ole of the Moon. This work was done at the [[NASA]] [[Goddard Space Flight Center]] as part of the High School High Tech summer student program.
..., is a detailed study of harvesting resources on the Moon. It is the basis for our plan.
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...Air Strip at 10:35 AM. The President’s visit to the Marshall Space Flight Center reason was to give an order to the Rocket Team in person and to visit the f
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The concept of Solar Power Satellites (SPS) was invented and first described, in November 1968 by Dr.[
Ref: Glaser, Peter E. "Power from the Sun: Its Future". Science Magazine, 22 November 1968 Vol 162, Issu
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...cate. Collaborate. Come Together”. That design tool has now been renewed for three years, https://nasa.innocentive.com/ici/index (firewalled). This cou
...have been for the design of specific technical devices but a few have been for higher level problems.
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...uld fit on a desk top and be ready to work with the others. If electrical power water and feed stock are provided, one module could make all the others. G
...s it takes for astronauts to set up industry. A few hundred astronauts in space suits with picks, shovels and other basic tools could dig out mines and bui
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Some of the most stressful days for me at Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC) in Huntsville, Alabama. One was the first static firing of our Satu
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...t. "These companies will bid on delivering science and technology payloads for NASA, including payload integration and operations, launching from Earth an
*"Future on-ramp opportunities for new vendors will be announced in 2020." <ref name="SPD1" />
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...ormal;font-size:18pt">'''Welcome to Lunarpedia!'''</SPAN><BR/>''A resource for reaching our stepping stone to the Solar System.''<BR/>
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...t-term it does not. The problem then is one of keeping the program viable for the long term.
[[Image:WorldPopulation01.jpg|frame|center| World Population: A Family of Curves]]
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...cost. Some low partial pressure of oxygen could conceivably be found best for the process of sintering bricks. Another alternative is the use of a hydro
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...test apparatus. I made contact with his friend and he sent an Army truck for me. I went to my secret stock (my finds at the junk yard) and found a turbo
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