<font size=5> Discuss: Should we drop the International Space Station in the Pacific?</font>
...ould we now stop the massive expense of completing the International Space Station (ISS) and deorbit it into the Pacific?'''
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His space career began at the very inception of the Apollo lunar program when he join
...and an EGIL (Skylab EECOM) for all of the Skylab program missions. On the international scene, Sy was the Lead EECOM for the American-Russian Apollo-Soyuz Test Pro
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* Should we drop [[ISS into the Pacific]]? -- Is the international space station a help or a hindrance in returning to the Moon?
...the present world concern for global climate change, should we put all our space resources into Earth science?
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The Moon Society is an international nonprofit 501(c)3 educational and scientific organization formed to further
The Society's support of the Vision for Space Exploration (VSE) involves "complementing NASA initiatives and goals by loo
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Artemis is an American Space program aiming to to land 'The first woman and the next man' on the Moon by
...pace Agency (ASA), the UK Space Agency (UKSA) and the United Arab Emirates Space Agency (UAESA).
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*[[International Space Station|ISS]] International Space Station
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**12 January -- OV-102 ''{{space|Columbia (Shuttle)|Columbia}}'' mission {{space|STS-61-C}}
...s of OV099 ''{{space|Challenger (Shuttle)|Challenger]]'' at the start of {{space|STS-51-L}}
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== Doing without SARJ type structures in Space Based Solar Power ==
...is conveyed through slip rings. One way of handling such difficulties in Space Based Solar Power (SBSP) is by eliminating the requirement for rotation of
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...is technique in experiments with the space shuttle and International Space Station since 1990.<ref>http://www.nasa.gov/vision/earth/technologies/aeroponic_pla
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...You do not plan to stop, but if you have an emergency you could reach the station. You then have a problem. ISS has a high orbit inclination so that it can
[[Category:Space Transport]]
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...conomic presence in outer space. It is no better than sending a mule in a space suit to pull a lunar wagon. It is a way of burning money.
...it is not the most economical method of doing that research. The ISS and Space Shuttle have no plan nor any intention of ever making a profit; not in fift
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...e first stage of the [[Ares (CEV)|Ares]] I vehicle, which is essentially a Space Shuttle SRB, with five segments rather than four. It is a two-minute suborb
...tional Orion Spacecraft for a two-week mission to an [[International Space Station|ISS]] inclination orbit.
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The bosch reaction is a subject of current research for space based carbon dioxide reduction<ref>http://people.oregonstate.edu/~atwaterj/
The Sabatier Reaction is currently utilized on board the International Space Station, except that the methane produced is dumped overboard.
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...RegolithPprenvi2.html Lunar Station Protection: Lunar Regolith Shielding]. International Lunar Conference 2003</ref>. This solution has an advantage in that lunar r
...types of this technology, and intends to construct a privately owned space station with them, as well as an eventual moonbase. The company claims that the met
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...iences in building large facilities in space, like the International Space Station, show the project cost is also way too high.
...move off his planet. No relief from population pressure is to be found in space.
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...onous orbit]]s in that they allow an object to be in a "fixed" position in space rather than an orbit in which its relative position changes continuously.
...bit]]s around their common [[center of mass]], there are five positions in space where a third body, of comparatively negligible [[mass]], could be placed w
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...es Mullikin]] the [[Lunar Reclamation Society]], a chapter of the National Space Society.
...were canceled by Nixon. Kokh joined NSS, at that time [[NSI]] ([[National Space Institute]]) as "Life Member #2" shortly after it was founded by [[Werner v
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....ntrs.nasa.gov/19830077470_1983077470.pdf "LUNAR RESOURCES UTILIZATION FOR SPACE CONSTRUCTION"] by General Dynamics Convair Division under NASA contract NAS
...ics. But since the SPS sends a narrow beam, the Ku band downlink receiving station would have to be within a few kilometres of the rectenna to even notice the
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...return to the Moon idea alive even while moving substantial amounts of our space resources are moved back to Earth science to develop the data needed to und
...ch as large-scale space operations, and in particular the "New Vision" for space. Consider the many design changes the [[ISS into the Pacific|ISS]] when thr
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...look at both problems and opportunities that lie ahead. The NASA Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC) is currently undergoing this process of looking to new
To estimate the future work of NASA and GSFC (the Goddard Space Flight Center), we must start by developing a working view of the future.
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