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John Glenn Research Center

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The '''NASA John H. Glenn Research Center at Lewis Field''' (usually referred to as ''NASA Glenn'', or ''GRC'') is one of the research and development centers ("Field Centers") set up by [[NASA]].

NASA Glenn was established in 1941 as the ''National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA) Aircraft Engine Research Laboratory''. When NACA dissolved and NASA was established in 1958, it became the NASA Lewis Research Center. It was officially renamed the John H. Glenn Research Center at Lewis Field in 1999.

In addition to a major role in aeronautics research, NASA Glenn is a center for research on space power and propulsion, communications, and microgravity. Its heritage in the field of space propulsion heritage the development of the liquid hydrogen-liquid oxygen rocket engine, considered by Von Braun to be one of the key technologies to the success of the [[Apollo]] program in landing humans on the moon, and the development of advanced space propulsion technologies such as the ion engine, which was first developed and tested by NASA Lewis (now Glenn) scientists.

==External LInks==
*[http://www.grc.nasa.gov NASA Glenn Home page]

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[[Category:Research Centers]]
[[Category:Institutions]]

Template:Region62

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{| class="toccolours" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3" style="float:right; clear:right; margin:0 0 2px 2px;"
! bgcolor="#7F7F7F" colspan="2"|'''Region of {{{name}}}'''
|-
| colspan="2" | {{{map}}}
|- bgcolor="#DFDFDF"
|'''Coordinates:'''
|{{{latitude1}}}° {{{N_or_S_1}}} to {{{latitude2}}}° {{{N_or_S_2}}}
|- bgcolor="#DFDFDF"
|
|{{{longitude1}}}° to {{{longitude2}}}°
|- bgcolor="#DFDFDF"
|'''Area:'''
|{{{area}}}km²
|-
|'''North:'''
|{{{north}}}
|-
|'''South:'''
|{{{south}}}
|-
|'''East:'''
|{{{east}}}
|-
|'''West:'''
|{{{west}}}
|-
|} <noinclude>
 
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<BIG>'''This infobox is for articles for the proposed 62 region model.'''</BIG>

{{Region62 |
name = |
map = |
latitude1 = |
N_or_S_1 = |
latitude2 = |
N_or_S_2 = |
longitude1 = |
longitude2 = |
area = |
north = |
south = |
east = |
west = |
}}

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<BIG>'''Example:'''</BIG>

{{Region62 |
map = [[Image:30N075 shaded color 960.png|320px]] |
name = 30N075 |
latitude1 = 45 |
N_or_S_1 = N |
latitude2 = 15 |
N_or_S_2 = N |
longitude1 = 60 |
longitude2 = 90 |
area = ? |
north = [[Mediawiki:Sandbox|60N075]] |
south = [[Mediawiki:Sandbox|E075]] |
east = [[Mediawiki:Sandbox|30N105]] |
west = [[Mediawiki:Sandbox|30N045]] |
}}

{{Region62 |
map = [[Image:30N075 shaded color 960.png|320px]] |
name = 30N075 |
latitude1 = 45 |
N_or_S_1 = N |
latitude2 = 15 |
N_or_S_2 = N |
longitude1 = 60 |
longitude2 = 90 |
area = ? |
north = [[60N075]] |
south = [[E075]] |
east = [[30N105]] |
west = [[30N045]] |
}}

[[Category:Infoboxes]]
[[Category:Obsolete Templates]]

</noinclude>

Category:Elements

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Chemical elements, isotopes, and related topics

Clementine

2007-01-31T23:51:36Z

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'''Clementine''', also known as the ''Deep Space Program Science Experiment'', was the first major Lunar Science mission since [[Apollo]]. Launched by the [[Ballistic Missile Defence Organization]], it was the original [[Faster, Cheaper, Better]] style mission. From conceptual design to launch was only 22 months.

Clementine took over 1.8 million images in early 1994, and the data was quickly made available over the Internet.

Working with the BMDO was the [[Naval Research Laboratory]] (spacecraft design, construction, and mission integration) and the [[Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory]] (Sensors).

[[Category:History]]
[[Category:Spacecraft]]
[[Category:Missions]]
[[Category:Selenology]]

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==External Links==
*[http://www.cmf.nrl.navy.mil/clementine/    US Navy Clementine site]
*[http://www.mapaplanet.org/PDS/public/explorer/html/moonpick.htm [[US Geological Survey|USGS]] Map-a-Planet with Clementine data]

Interorbital Systems Neutrino

2007-01-31T23:48:05Z

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The [[Interorbital Systems]] '''Neutrino''' is a single-stage suborbital [[hypergolic]] research rocket that is port of the [[Solaris X]] development program. It is 20 feet long, has an 8 inch diameter, and has a [[GLOW]] of 380 pounds.

It carries a five pound payload and has an expected altitude of 105 km.

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==External Links==
* [http://www.interorbital.com/Suborbital_Rockets.htm Interorbital Systems suborbital rockets]

[[Category:Boosters]]
[[Category:Suborbital]]

Masten Space Systems

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Masten Space Systems is developing three series of reusable space vehicles with an aim of Lunar capable hardware.

Their goal is to hae low cost availability in a tear term timeframe, with a motto of ''Just gas 'em up and go!''

==Personnel==

{|
|[[Jon Goff]]
|Senior Engineer
|-
|[[Sean Lynch|Sean R. Lynch]]
|CIO
|-
|[[David Masten]]
|President and CEO
|-
|[[Michael Mealling]]
|CFO and Vice President of Business Development
|-
|[[Ian Moore]]
|Senior Engineer

|-
|[[Pierce Nichols]]
|Senior Engineer
|}

==Spacecraft==

* [[Masten XA Series]]
* [[Masten O Series]]
* [[Masten XL Series]]

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==External Links==
* [http://masten-space.com/ Masten Space Systems]
* [http://masten-space.com/blog/ Blog with current updates]

[[Category:Business]]
[[Category:Launch System Vendors]]
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Interorbital Systems

2007-01-31T21:37:59Z

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'''Interorbital Systems''' is a rocket manufacturing company and space launch provider, dedicated to manned exploration and colonization of the Solar System. The corporation, based since 1996 in Mojave, CA., is actively selling orbital expedition tickets for the first flight of NEPTUNE in 2009. Price: special promotional fare of $250,000. After first ten tickets are sold, regular fare will be $2 million USD. The promotional fare tickets are actually "free" tickets to space (see details at IOS website). The crew module accomodates six, and the propellant tanks provide huge on-orbit crew accomodations. Please visit http://www.interorbital.com for more details. IOS space exploration flights are multiple-day adventures and are strictly ''orbital'', not 15-minute up-and-down suborbital hops! '''Interorbital Systems''' is also developing an Earth/Moon transportation system for lunar tourism and colonization missions in association with '''Trans Lunar Research'''. For more information, please visit http://www.translunar.org.

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==Launch Systems and Vehicles==
[[Interorbital Systems Neptune]] 
[[Interorbital Systems Neutrino]]

[[Category:Business]]
[[Category:Launch System Vendors]]

Deep Space Program Science Experiment

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#REDIRECT [[Clementine]]

Clementine

2007-01-31T20:17:28Z

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'''Clementine''', also known as the ''Deep Space Program Science Experiment'', was the first major Lunar Science mission since [[Apollo]]. Launched by the [[Ballistic Missile Defence Organization]], it was the original [[Faster, Cheaper, Better]] style mission. From conceptual design to launch was only 22 months.

Clementine took over 1.8 million images in early 1994, and the data was quickly made available over the Internet.

Working with the BMDO was the [[Naval Research Laboratory]] (spacecraft design, construction, and mission integration) and the [[Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory]] (Sensors).

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==External Links==
* [http://www.cmf.nrl.navy.mil/clementine/ US Navy Clementine site]
* [http://www.mapaplanet.org/PDS/public/explorer/html/moonpick.htm [[US Geological Survey|USGS]] Map-a-Planet with Clementine data]]

Lunar Map

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Multiple '''Lunar Map proposals''' are currently being formulated. It would be good to have a decision before public announcement of Lunarpedia.

==Mean Earth Prime Meridan Region62 Proposal==
[[Image:Luna 75N-75S map G921 1440 lossy.jpg|thumb|240px|Region62 interactive map currently lacks two important regions: 90N and 90S.]]
'''[[Lunar Map (Mean Earth Region62)|Mean Earth Region62 Map]]''': this is the initial reference proposal. It subdivides the Lunar sulface into 62 regions based on the commonly used Mean Earth prime meridan. The reference region article is [[30N075]].

Pros include its simplicity and the ease of moving from one region to another.

Cons include its artificiality and the cons of using the Mean Earth prime meridan.

 

==Mare Orientale Prime Meridan Proposal==
This could take the form of a variant of Region62 or could be combined with a different proposal.

Read [http://www.oregonl5.org/l5sr02e.html here] for more information.

===Sector266===
[[Image:Mare Orientale Map GA03 400 8bit.png|thumb|240px|Sector266, sans 50 polar sectors]]

[[Lunar Map (266 Sector)|Sector 266]] is a model with 264 pseudo-rectangular sectors and two polar sectors. The articles are intended to be generated by a script.

 
==Natural Boundary Proposal==
This proposal would have a set of regions defined by natural bountaries whenever possible.

==Township Proposal==
This would break up Luna according to the methods of the The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_Land_Survey_System Public Land Survey System].

==Additional Proposals==
Please edit this page and add your ideas here.

[[Category:Maps]]

Lunar Map

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The Space Show

2007-01-30T23:58:37Z

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Audio Stream with archive of all previous shows.

[[The Space Show]] [http://www.thespaceshow.com/ http://www.thespaceshow.com/ ]

Hosted by [[Dr. David Livingstone]]

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[[Category:Media]]

Zenit

2007-01-30T23:57:49Z

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==External Links==
*[http://www.russianspaceweb.com/zenit.html Russianspaceweb]
*[http://www.sea-launch.com/ Sea Launch]

[[Category:Boosters]]

List of Urban Planning

2007-01-30T23:55:07Z