...ojects over the years, including a so-far-unsuccessful attempt to launch a solar sail, [http://www.planetary.org/programs/projects/solar_sailing/ Cosmos-1].
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...ted for use on Mercury. Mercury is one of three rocky bodies in the solar system that exhibit a global geomagnetic field, the others being Earth and Ganymed
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[[Solar Wind Volatiles]]
[[Lunar Solar Power Arrays]]<BR/>
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...nse of the whole universe. Earth is one of three rocky bodies in the solar system that exhibit a global geomagnetic field, the others being Mercury and Ganym
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(The only moon in the Solar system with a true atmosphere)
[[Category:Solar System]]
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: A Virtual Tour of the Solar System
: Out of this Solar System
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...d colonization of the [[Moon]] and to expand man's presence to other solar system bodies.
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...'''Interorbital Systems''' is also developing an Earth/Moon transportation system for lunar tourism and colonization missions in association with '''Trans Lu
[[Category:Launch System Vendors]]
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...tion, low thrust system which only requires a source of electrical energy (solar power or nuclear power) and a relatively small amount of ionizable reaction
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Colonization of the Solar System
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* to build a Foundation for human expansion into the solar system
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...es of ilmenite was not far enough along to be certain of its usefulness in solar cells. In the sunlight filtered by Earth's atmosphere, silicon cells would
...gov/reports/2006/TM-2006-214360.pdf Evaluation of a Stirling Solar Dynamic System for Lunar Oxygen Production], NASA/TM -- 2006-214360
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The first small scale bases on the Moon will either use [[Solar Power]] or [[Nuclear Power]] (or both).
==Solar Power==
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...as always been a driving force behind humankind's expansion into the solar system. But for you it was the call of the unknown, the adventure of exploring and
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...o a factor of ten or more. It will not be enough to make simply lifting a solar power station to GEO an economic proposition.
...the cost of very considerable industry devoted to a recycling life support system. The capital investment per person on the ISS is insufficient.
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...inviting in the polar regions where mountain tops are available that have solar views 75% to 99% of the time. The sun light is not diminished by an atmosph
There are basically two types of solar power, [[Solar Dynamic]] (SD) and [[Photovoltaic]] (PV).
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...an be found [http://www.colonyworlds.com/2008/04/will-ants-replace-bees-as-solar-insect.html here.]
==Will Ants Replace Bees As The Solar Insect?==
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It is where the center of the official IAU lunar coordinates system is located, i.e. Longitude-0 on the lunar Equator.
...ectenna (receiving antenna) to receive microwave energy beamed down from [[Solar Power Satellites]] located at the Lunar L-1 Lagrange libration location bet
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...omagnetic launching facilities to send passengers and cargo into the solar system. This sort of device could provide truly large scale transportation off pl
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...terest on the capital investment, maintenance and electricity to power the system.
...ht, you will need protection from radiation as well as the extremes of the solar insolation. A railway with tracks several meters apart (wider than on eart
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