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Springer Nature Switzerland AG The Artemis Lunar Program: Returning People to
Book SynopsisThis book describes the future of the Artemis Lunar Program from the years 2017 to about 2030. Despite the uncertainty of the times and the present state of space exploration, it is likely that what is presented in this book will actually happen, to one degree or another. As history has taught us, predictions are often difficult, but one can see enough into the future to be somewhat accurate. As the Bible says, “Wesee thru the glass, but darkly.”All of the elements of the proposed program are described from several perspectives: NASA’s, the commercial space industry and our International partners. Also included are descriptions of the many vehicles, habitats, landers, payloads and experiments. The book tells the story of the buildup of a very small space station in a strange new lunar orbit and the descent of payloads and humans, including the first women and next man, to the lunar surface with the intent to evolve a sustained presence over time. Trade Review“I was glad to read this book, and I learned some new things from it. I am happy to recommend it to anyone interested in a brief summary of the technical aspects of the Artemis programme as conceived in its early years.” (Ian Crawford, The Observatory, Vol. 141 (1282), June, 2021)“The book is an excellent basis to understand the further struggle for human space exploration of Moon and Mars, and allows the reader to form his own well-founded opinion and to grasp the technical problems still to be solved. … A ‘treat’ for insiders, a reference manual for those interested in human spaceflight and an easily digestible book for laypeople. Predicate: Highly valuable!” (Joachim J. Kehr, Journal of Space Operations & Communicator, February, 2021)Table of ContentsFrontispiece Dedication Acknowledgments Preface 1 Introduction 2 The Artemis Lunar Program Overview 2.1 NASA’s Concept 2.2 Summary of the Elements 2.3 The Controversy 2.4 The Budget 2.5 Politics 3 Spacecraft, Landers, Rovers and Payloads 3.1 Commercial Spacecraft 3.2 Commercial Lunar Payload Services 3.3 Commercial Payloads and Instruments 3.4 Lunar Science Participation 3.5 Landing Sites 4 Elements, Crew Landers, Launch Vehicles and Upper Stages 4.1 Propulsion and Power Element 4.2 Habitat and Logistics Modules 4.3 Crew Landers and Transfer Element Studies 4.4 Launch Vehicles 4.5 Upper Stages 5 NASA and Commercial Crew Development 5.1 Crew Selection and Training 5.2 Commercial Crew ISS Missions 5.3 Artemis Missions 5.4 The Next Generation Space Suit 5.5 Commercial Crew Space Suits 5.6 Crew Health 6 Artemis Lessons for Exploration 6.1 Utility of the Gateway 6.2 Sustainability 6.3 Impact on Future Hardware Design 6.4 Long Duration Science Operations 6.5 Launch Vehicle Payload Capability 7 Enabling Technology Advances 7.1 NASA Programs 7.2 Navigation and Precision Landing 7.3 Deep Space Atomic Clock 7.4 In-Situ Resource Utilization 7.5 Lunar Power 7.6 Protection from Radiation 7.7 Advances in Optical Communications 7.8 Lunar IceCube 8 Artemis Influence on Mars Planning 8.1 Mission Concepts and Plans 8.2 Technologies and Capabilities 8.3 Artemis Science Influence on Mars 8.4 Robotics 8.5 Regolith Mining and Processing 8.6 3D Printing 9 Conclusions Appendices 1 The National Space Council’s Role in Artemis and Mars 2 Community Letter to Congress Regarding NASA’s Lunar Discovery and Exploration Program 3 NASA’s Gateway Memorandum for the Record 4 Near Rectilinear Halo Orbit 5 Solar Electric Propulsion and Hall Effect Thrusters 6 Technology 7 Timeline 8 Artemis Mythology 9 The Moon Village Association 10 The Chinese Lunar Program 11 Crew Selection: A History and Prediction 12 Quotes References Glossary About the Author Index
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Basic Books Operation Moonglow: A Political History of
Book SynopsisOn July 20th, 1969, over half of the world's population tuned in to witness the first lunar landing, waiting with bated breath as Neil Armstrong ventured outside the cabin door of Apollo 11 and declared "that's one small step for [a] man, one giant leap for mankind." As the most expensive civilian scientific and technological program in American history, Project Apollo symbolised the unmatched prestige of American space exploration. Yet despite appearances, the project was never just about winning the Space Race, advancing scientific progress, or even conquering the final frontier. Instead, the ambitions of Project Apollo would ultimately reveal that the American government was more interested in establishing its superiority much closer to home.In Operation Moonglow, Smithsonian curator Teasel Muir-Harmony explores how and why the moon landing became one of the most decisive geopolitical events of the 20th century. In the wake of the Soviet Union's pioneering launch of Sputnik in 1957 and a humiliating defeat at the Bay of Pigs four years later, President John F. Kennedy approached a budget-wary Congress with Project Apollo, an unconventional proposal that had the potential to restore America's tarnished geopolitical standing. With Cold War tensions between the Soviet Union and the United States approaching an all-time high, Kennedy argued that ramping up the space program would inspire global confidence in American excellence -- and might even persuade people in developing countries to pick American "freedom" over Soviet "tyranny." Following the successful return of Apollo 11, its illustrious crew embarked on a diplomatic tour around the world, celebrating the mission as an accomplishment for all of humanity. Meanwhile, the accompanying American officials used the trip as an opportunity to conduct secret meetings with influential heads of state, leveraging the space program's global popularity to advance American values and interests.More than just a history of spaceships, astronauts, and moon rocks, Operation Moonglow is a history of geopolitical manoeuvring, of propaganda and public diplomacy, and -- above all -- of the intricate relationship between scientific innovation and national identity. Featuring first-hand accounts by Apollo astronauts, original interviews with USIA and NASA staff, and never-before-seen archival materials, Operation Moonglow is the definitive account of the Apollo mission -- and a fascinating look at how the Space Race shaped the contours of globalisation and global interdependence.
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Springer Unmanned Aircraft Design
Book SynopsisPreface.- Design Fundamentals.- Design Disciplines.- Fundamentals of Autopilot.- Control System Design.- Navigation System Design.- Guidance System Design.- Microcontroller.- Ground Control Station.- Launch and Recovery Systems.- Payloads Selection/Design.- Bibliography.- Author Biography.
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McGraw-Hill Education - Europe Illustrated Guide to Aerodynamics 2E
Book SynopsisPublisher's Note: Products purchased from Third Party sellers are not guaranteed by the publisher for quality, authenticity, or access to any online entitlements included with the product.The principles of flight made easy to understand, even fascinating, to pilots and techniciansMost pilots and flight students wince at the mention of the term "aerodynamics" because most courses and books dealing with the subject do so using complicated scientific theory and intricate mathematical formulas. And yet, an understanding of aerodynamics is essential to the people who operate and maintain airplanes. This unique introductory guide, which sold more than 20,000 copies in its first edition, proves that the principles of flight can be easy to understand, even fascinating, to pilots and technicians who want to know how and why an aircraft behaves as it does. Avoiding technical jargon and complex calculations, Hubert "Skip" Smith dem
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Createspace Independent Publishing Platform TM 1-405 Aircraft Engines. ( SPECIAL )
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Nova Science Publishers Inc NASA: Major Projects and Select Issues
Book SynopsisNASAs mission is to drive advances in science, technology, aeronautics, and space exploration to enhance knowledge, education, innovation, economic vitality, and stewardship of Earth. Chapter 1 and 2 provide a snapshot for 2018 of how well NASA is planning and executing its major acquisition projects. In May 2017, GAO found that projects were continuing a generally positive trend of limiting cost and schedule growth, maturing technologies, and stabilizing designs. But, at the same time, GAO noted that many of these projects, including some of the most expensive ones, were approaching the phase in their life cycles when cost and schedule growth is most likely. Chapter 3 is an overview of the 2017 budget. Chapter 4 determines the extent to which NASA has established and implemented leading IT management practices in strategic planning, workforce planning, governance, and cybersecurity. Chapter 5 addresses, among other things, the extent to which (1) NASAs Inspector General investigated contractor and grantee whistleblower reprisal complaints; (2) NASAs Administrator reviewed reprisal complaints in a timely manner; and (3) NASA communicated the applicable whistleblower reprisal protections to contractors. Chapter 6 sets forth policy governing the release of public information, which is defined as information in any form provided to news and information media, especially information that has the potential to generate significant media, or public interest or inquiry.
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Nova Science Publishers Inc Air Transportation: Programs, Safety and
Book SynopsisFederal Aviation Administration (FAA) programs are funded under four broad budget accounts: operations and maintenance (such as air traffic control and aviation safety functions); facilities and equipment (such as control towers and navigation beacons); grants for airports under the Airport Improvement Program (AIP); and civil aviation research conducted or sponsored by FAA. Additionally, certain aviation programs are administered by the Department of Transportation (DOT) Office of the Secretary, including the Essential Air Service (EAS) program, which subsidizes airline service to certain small or isolated communities as discussed in chapter 1. Chapter 2 reviews airline IT outages and examines DOT''s and FAA''s roles related to airline IT outages and what is known about these outages and their effects on passengers Since 1992, Passenger Facility Charges (PFC) have been collected from airline passengers, as part of the airline ticket purchase, to help commercial service airports pay for capital development projects such as construction or improvement of runways, terminals, and roadways, among other things as reported in chapter 3. Chapter 4 examines, among other issues, trends in DOT''s data on airline service; the effectiveness of DOT''s compliance efforts; and the extent to which DOT''s passenger education efforts align with key practices for consumer outreach. Chapter 5 describes how DOT''s review of antitrust immunity applications considers the potential effects on consumers and evaluates how DOT monitors approved grants of antitrust immunity Chapter 6 examines the extent to which DOT''s process for awarding fiscal year 2014-2016 grants was consistent with its grant notices and recommended practices for awarding discretionary grants, and examines the extent to which fiscal year 2010-2014 grants assisted airports in improving their air service, and identifies factors that affect the success of grant projects. The Airline Deregulation Act of 1978 gave airlines almost total freedom to determine which domestic markets to serve and what airfares to charge. This raised the concern that communities with relatively low passenger levels would lose service as carriers shifted their operations to serve larger and often more profitable markets. To address this concern, Congress established the Essential Air Service (EAS) program to ensure that small communities that were served by certificated air carriers before deregulation would continue to receive scheduled passenger service, with subsidies if necessary as discussed in chapter 7. Chapter 8 describes the reasons why TSA established the TSO Basic Training program; discusses factors OTD considers when updating TSO Basic Training curriculum; and assesses the extent to which TSA evaluates its TSO Basic Training program.
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Nova Science Publishers Inc Mathematics, Game Theory & Algebra Compendium:
Book SynopsisThis book is devoted to new advances in all branches of mathematics, game theory and applications, and pure and applied algebra and geometry including Field Theory and Polynomials; Commutative Rings and Algebras; Algebraic Geometry; Linear and Multi-linear Algebras; Matrix Theory; Associative Rings and Algebras; Nonassociative Rings and Algebras; K-Theory; Group Theory and Generalisations; Topological Groups, Lie Groups; Geometry; Differential Geometry.
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Nova Science Publishers Inc Securing General Aviation: Overview & Assessments
Book SynopsisGeneral aviation (GA) is a catch-all category that includes about 54% of all civilian aviation activity within the United States and encompasses a wide range of airports, aircraft, and flight operations. Because GA plays a small but important role in the U.S. economy, improving upon GA security without unduly impeding air commerce or limiting the freedom of movement by air remains a significant challenge. While some recent high-profile breaches of GA security point to persisting vulnerabilities and limited intelligence information suggest a continued terrorist interest in using GA aircraft, it is evident that GA airports, aircraft, and operations vary considerably with regard to security risk. This book examines security assessments at select airports with a focus also on the TSA''s processing of foreign flight students and security threats.
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Nova Science Publishers Inc Secure Flight Program: Airline Passenger
Book SynopsisUntil recently, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) had applied relatively uniform methods to screen airline passengers, focusing primarily on advances in screening technology to improve security and efficiency. TSA has recently shifted away from this approach, which assumes a uniform level of risk among all airline travellers, to one that focuses more intently on passengers thought to pose elevated security risks. Risk-based passenger screening includes a number of initiatives that fit within a broader framework addressing security risks, but specifically emphasizes the detection and management of potential threats posed by passengers. This book examines changes to the Secure Flight program since 2009; TSA''s efforts to ensure that Secure Flight''s screening determinations for passengers are implemented at airport checkpoints; and the extent to which program performance measures assess progress toward goals.
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Nova Science Publishers Inc F-35 Joint Strike Fighter Program: Background,
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Nova Science Publishers Inc Aircraft: Design, Technology & Safety
Book SynopsisIn early stages of an aircraft design process, it is necessary to determine the minimum thrust or power requirement and rapidly select the appropriate propulsion, which involves a tight coupling between flight performance and missions'' analyses, engine performance prediction and design optimisation. The first chapter of this book provides an overview of how to determine the minimum thrust or power requirements for jet and propeller driver transport aircraft. The second chapter examines the comprehensive modeling and design of production processes of aircraft assembly. The final chapter focuses on the computational modeling of the Be-200 and Be-103 amphibious aircraft models.
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Collector's Guide Publishing Rocket Science
Book SynopsisRocket Science. Two words which are synonymous with complexity. Two words which for many people signify the zenith of human genius. A phrase which has entered the English lexicon to describe the toughest discipline in human endeavour. Author Alfred Zaehringer has a unique perspective on both the phrase and the discipline. In this book, his first about space in nearly forty years, Alfred Zaehringer uses his lifetime of experience to take the mystery out of the phrase he coined. Beginning with a short history of the birth of rocketry he moves into an explanation of the physics that makes it possible to use rockets to fly in space. Leaving no stone unturned he moves on to the politics and economics of space-flight before providing a detailed cross-section of man''s different uses of the reaction rocket to fly into the heavens. Finally he looks at the proposals for future methods of space transportation and looks at the many promising new technologies which may offer cheaper access to space.
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ATF Press L'impossible Pour Horizon: L'essence de
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ATF Press Ethics Handbook for the Space Odyssey
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IBN After Germanwings: The Life of an Airline Pilot
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Oxford University Press Flight of the Century
Book SynopsisIn late May 1927 an inexperienced and unassuming 25-year-old Air Mail pilot from rural Minnesota stunned the world by making the first nonstop transatlantic flight. A spectacular feat of individual daring and collective technological accomplishment, Charles Lindbergh''s flight from New York to Paris ushered in America''s age of commercial aviation. In The Flight of the Century, Thomas Kessner takes a fresh look at one of America''s greatest moments, explaining how what was essentially a publicity stunt became a turning point in history. Kessner vividly recreates the flight itself and the euphoric reaction to it on both sides of the Atlantic, and argues that Lindbergh''s amazing feat occurred just when the world--still struggling with the disillusionment of WWI--desperately needed a hero to restore a sense of optimism and innocence. Kessner also shows how new forms of mass media made Lindbergh into the most famous international celebrity of his time, casting him in the role of a humble Trade ReviewKessner's fresh perspective breathes new life into Lindbergh's tale. * David Cohen, Philadelphia Inquirer *Table of ContentsEditor's Note ; Introduction ; 1. Early Life ; 2. The Flight ; 3. A Hero's Reception ; 4. America Flies ; 5. Lindbergh and Celebrity Culture ; Conclusion ; Acknowledgments ; Notes ; Index
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Yale University Press Into the Black
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Springer Missile Guidance and Control Systems
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Springer Apollo
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Springer Lunar and Planetary Rovers
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Springer On the Moon
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Praxis EnergiyaBuran
Book SynopsisThe roots of Buran.- The birth of Buran.- Systems and scenarios.- Organizations and infrastructure.- The Buran cosmonaut team.- Testing the hardware.- Buran in the spotlight.- Shattered dreams, new beginnings.- Beyond Buran.Trade ReviewFrom the reviews: "Historians Hendrickx and Vis offer a history of the Soviet space shuttle and its attached rocket, one of the most powerful ever built. … This comprehensive history of the program, its technology, its designers, and its cosmonauts is an important contribution to the history of space technology, and is for those interested in space policy, engineering, systems, and history. Summing Up: Recommended. All levels." (A. M. Strauss, CHOICE, Vol. 45 (7), 2008) "Hendrickx and Vis begin with an overview of Soviet spaceplane research and development stretching back to rocketplane designs of the 1930s before moving on to describing the origins of Energiya and Buran themselves. … Special note must also be made of the many excellent photos in this book, most of which have not been published in the West before. … a vital addition to the literature on the USSR/Russian space programme, and Hendrickx and Vis are to be congratulated on a job very well done!" (Liftoff, Issue 248, November-December, 2008)Table of ContentsThe roots of Buran.- The birth of Buran.- Systems and scenarios.- Organizations and infrastructure.- The Buran cosmonaut team.- Testing the hardware.- Buran in the spotlight.- Shattered dreams, new beginnings.- Beyond Buran.
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Springer IP Networking Over Nextgeneration Satellite Systems International Workshop Budapest July 2007
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Springer Spaceplanes From Airport to Spaceport Astronomers Universe
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Random House Publishing Group Of A Fire On The Moon
Book SynopsisFor many, the moon landing was the defining event of the twentieth century. So it seems only fitting that Norman Mailer—the literary provocateur who altered the landscape of American nonfiction—wrote the most wide-ranging, far-seeing chronicle of the Apollo 11 mission. A classic chronicle of America’s reach for greatness in the midst of the Cold War, Of a Fire on the Moon compiles the reportage Mailer published between 1969 and 1970 in Life magazine: gripping firsthand dispatches from inside NASA’s clandestine operations in Houston and Cape Kennedy; technical insights into the magnitude of their awe-inspiring feat; and prescient meditations that place the event in human context as only Mailer could. Praise for Of a Fire on the Moon “The gift of a genius . . . a twentieth-century American epic—a Moby Dick of space.”—New York “M
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iUniverse Margin for Error None Through the Skills of the Air Traffic Controller A Faulty System is Made to Work
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iUniverse Brooklyn Buck Rogers and Me
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Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp Westinghouse J40 Axial Turbojet Family
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Bloomsbury Publishing PLC Dictionary of Aviation Over 5500 Terms Clearly Defined
Book SynopsisThis revised edition contains over 5,500 terms used by air traffic controllers, pilots, cabin crew, maintenance crews, ground staff and other airline personnel. Designed for those specialising in aviation and related industries, including trainee pilots, maintenance engineers and other professionals, this dictionary has all the words you need.
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Kendall/Hunt Publishing Co ,U.S. Spacecraft Systems Design and Operations
Table of ContentsList of Figures List of Tables INTRODUCTION 1.1 Why Build Spacecraft? 1.2 NASA 1.2.1 Manned Spaceflight Missions 1.2.2 Unmanned Space Vehicle Missions 1.3 Department of Defense 1.3.1 Communications 1.3.2 Navigation 1.3.3 Surveillance 1.3.4 Defense Systems 1.4 Commercial Industry 1.4.1 Overview 1.4.2 Launch Services 1.4.3 Satellites 1.4.4 Remote Sensing 1.4.5 Space-Based Energy 1.4.6 Microgravity Research 1.4.7 Vacuum-Based Material Processing 1.4.8 Space Tourism 1.4.9 Commercialization Summary 1.4.10 International Partnerships 1.5 Critical Spacecraft System and Requirements 1.5.1 Essential Spacecraft Systems 1.5.2 Manned vs. Unmanned Vehicles 1.6 Driving Requirements 1.6.1 Major Requirements 1.6.2 Major Mission Requirements 1.6.3 Major Crew Requirements 1.6.4 Major Payload Requirements 1.6.5 Major Orbit Requirements 1.6.6 Major Environment Requirements 1.6.7 Major Launch Requirements 1.6.8 Major Ground Support Requirements 1.7 Design Process 1.7.1 Remote Sensing Design Trade Example 1.7.2 Communication System Trade Example 1.7.3 Orbital Space Plane Example 1.8 Product Life Cycle 1.8.1 Overview 1.8.2 Conceptual Study 1.8.3 Phase A: Preliminary Analysis 1.8.4 Phase B: Definition 1.8.5 Phase C/D: Design and Development 1.8.6 Production and Operations Phase 1.9 Technology Envelope 1.9.1 Overview 1.9.2 X-33 Program 1.10 Design Margin 1.11 Spacecraft Cost 1.11.1 Cost and Requirements Relationship 1.11.2 Cost Modeling 1.11.3 Design Costs 1.11.4 Launch Cost 1.11.5 Operations Cost 1.11.6 Sea Launch Program 1.11.7 Schedule Compression 1.11.8 Reducing Space Program Cost 1.12 Reliability and Safety ORBITS AND ENVIRONMENTS 2.1 Orbital Mechanics Overview 2.1.1 Getting Into Orbit 2.1.2 Laws Governing Orbital Mechanics 2.1.3 State Vector 2.1.4 Useful Orbits 2.1.5 Orbital Maneuvers 2.1.6 Launch and Re-Entry Mechanics 2.1.7 Orbital Perturbations 2.2 Environments 2.2.1 Earth's Atmosphere 2.2.2 Overview of the Sun 2.2.3 Radiation 2.2.4 Thermal Extremes 2.2.5 Asteroids 2.2.6 Meteors 2.2.7 Atomic Oxygen 2.2.8 Space Debris 2.2.9 Contamination 2.3 Physical and Psychological Effects of the Space Environment 2.3.1 Loss of Atmosphere 2.3.2 High G's 2.3.3 Weightlessness SPACE VEHICLE OPERATIONS HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE 3.1 Operations Architecture 3.1.1 Level of Autonomy 3.1.2 XM and Sirius Digital Satellite Radio Operations Example 3.2 Lunar Mission Operations Approach 3.3 International Space Station Operations 3.3.1 Mission Activities 3.3.2 Space Station 3.3.3 ISS Program Operation Agreements 3.3.4 Space Station Earth to Orbit Vehicles 3.4 Space Shuttle Operations 3.4.1 Shu
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AuthorHouse Lunar Landing and Return A Simplified Physics Mathematics InvestigationThe Apollo II Saga
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Quarto Publishing Group USA Inc The Art of NASA
Book SynopsisThis special collector’s edition of The Art of NASA adds 32 pages of new material, a presentation case, a new cover, a paper model of the Lunar Module, four postcards, and a rolled poster.
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Springer Computational Aerosciences in the 21st Century Proceedings of the ICASELaRCNSFARO Workshop conducted by the Institute for Computer Applications Series in Science and Engineering
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Springer Mission Geometry Orbit and Constellation Design and Management Spacecraft Orbit and Attitude Systems 13 Space Technology Library
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Hopkins Fulfillment Service NASA and the Space Industry
Book SynopsisShe explains why NASA sometimes encouraged and sometimes thwarted the privatization of space projects and describes the agency's role in the rise of such new space industries as launch vehicles and communications satellites.Trade ReviewAs well as being an interesting read, NASA and the Space Industry demonstrates the effect that lack of clarity in space policy can have on the development of private sector space capability. Spaceflight A much-needed overview of a subject of great importance. -- Erik P. Rau Enterprise and SocietyTable of ContentsPrefaceChapter 1. Partners in SpaceChapter 2. LegaciesChapter 3. A Tale of Two CompaniesChapter 4. The Space ShuttleChapter 5. Space and the MarketplaceChapter 6. In the Wake of the ChallengerChapter 7. Trends in NASA-Industry RelationsNotesBibliographyIndex
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Artech House Publishers Laser Communications in Space Optoelectronics Library
Book SynopsisExploring the fundamentals of modern laser communication systems, this volume provides information from a system designer's point of view. It reviews the history, architectures, design methodologies, optical design guidelines, and tracking and communication processes.Table of ContentsPast, present, and future; architecture and applications; system design methodology; optical design; the communication receiver; the acquisition receiver; the tracking receiver; key technologies; configuring the system; trading RF and laser communications for your system; size, weight, and power trends in laser crosslinks; laser communications applications.
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University Press of the Pacific Soviet Man in Space
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Dolphin Moon Publishing A Pilots View of Flying Machines 19001909
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Polaris Books Nuclear Thermal Propulsion Systems
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Elevon Books Sky Full of Dreams
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Jared Zichek Lockheed Model L200 Convoy Fighter The Original Proposal and Early Development of the XFV1 Salmon Part 1
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Jared Zichek Lockheed Model L200 Convoy Fighter The Original Proposal and Early Development of the XFV1 Salmon Part 2
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Cambridge University Press Astronomy and Satellite Constellations IAU S385
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Legare Street Press Flying the Why and Wherefore
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Legare Street Press The Aviation Pocketbook for 1918 a Compendium of Modern Practice and a Collection of Useful Notes Formulae Rules Tables and Data Relating to Aeronautics
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Legare Street Press The Entomologists Record and Journal of Variation v.35 1923
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