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  1. Artemis Influence on Mars Planning

    NASA has several “Design Reference Missions” but they all are rather old, with the last Addendum to the 2009 version released in 2014. There could be...
    Manfred ”Dutch” von Ehrenfried in The Artemis Lunar Program
    Chapter 2020
  2. Horizons

    Soyuz MS-06 delivered Aleksandr Misurkin, Mark Vande Hai and Joseph Acaba to the station in September 2017.
    Chapter 2020
  3. Ecosystem Deep Dive #1: Investment—The Role of Financial Services

    The circular economy requires substantial investments in a range of areas, from supporting start-ups experimenting with new circular business models...
    Peter Lacy, Jessica Long, Wesley Spindler in The Circular Economy Handbook
    Chapter 2020
  4. Soyuz TMA-05M, Expeditions 32 and 33

    On 29 September 2011 a second space station joined the ISS in low Earth orbit, albeit on a different trajectory. This was the Chinese Tiangong-1. It...
    Chapter 2019
  5. The Next Logical Step

    The decision with the most lasting impact on the U.S. space program made during the presidency of Ronald Reagan was likely his commitment to...
    Chapter 2019
  6. Flight Testing for Combat: Military Vehicles

    What the X-29 forward-swept-wing project sought to achieve − maneuverability far in excess of contemporary fighter aircraft − the X-31 actually...
    Michael H. Gorn, Giuseppe De Chiara in X-Planes from the X-1 to the X-60
    Chapter 2021
  7. Futura

    Soyuz TMA-14M launched on September 25. The port solar array failed to deploy automatically. The impact experienced during docking caused it to “pop...
    Chapter 2020
  8. Debates and Disagreement

    There were many issues to be resolved before the question of whether to move forward with a space station could be ready for presidential decision....
    Chapter 2019
  9. Before ISS

    This introduction is a brief review of the history of Japanese human spaceflight prior to the construction of the International Space Station (ISS).
    Chapter 2019
  10. Count Draghila

    This chapter examines the European crisis from the point of view of monetary policy. Based on the monetary issues discussed in the previous chapters,...
    Sergio Cesaratto in Heterodox Challenges in Economics
    Chapter 2020
  11. New rockets, launch sites and ships

    The building of the space station and lunar program was possible only because a vast infrastructure of rockets, launch sites, tracking stations,...
    Brian Harvey in China in Space
    Chapter 2019
  12. A Summary of the US Space Program and Its Relationship to the Military

    In order to appreciate the full story of the current and future uses of outer space, it is necessary to reflect on the history of space exploration...
    Linda Dawson in War in Space
    Chapter 2018
  13. A Bright Light in Virginia

    I consider myself fortunate to have book-ended my career as an experimental physicist by working on a great tool of science—the laser. This device,...
    H. Frederick Dylla in Scientific Journeys
    Chapter 2020
  14. Building a Gigantic Machine

    The ITER tokamakTokamak will be a perfectly formed jewel of technology. Probably the most complex (and most expansive) machine ever built by...
    Michel Claessens in ITER: The Giant Fusion Reactor
    Chapter 2020
  15. War: Ultimate Disruptor (1937-1945)

    On August 1st, 1936, 22-year-old James Cleveland Owens strode into the Olympic Stadium as a member of the amateur athletics team representing the...
    Chapter 2021
  16. Russia and the Rest

    The Soviet Union was once the most powerful nation in space, but taking on its role at the end of the Cold War, Russia has fallen behind the United...
    Chapter 2019
  17. Childhood and Other Mysteries (1889-1909)

    On a crisp fall morning, November 14, 1899, as steam hissed from under the massive iron horse at the front of the train waiting to transport him and...
    Chapter 2021
  18. Per Aspera Ad Astra (1910–1917)

    Sitting at his desk in Queen’s College at Oxford in England, Edwin Hubble studied with grave intensity the telegram in his hand. It was from his...
    Chapter 2021
  19. All change in the Astronaut Office

    During the two weeks after their names were announced to the world, life became a bit of a whirlwind for the 35 individuals publicly identified as...
    David J. Shayler, Colin Burgess in NASA's First Space Shuttle Astronaut Selection
    Chapter 2020
  20. NASA’s All-Electric Flying Machine

    “It was really a special time for us, because this class had a real mixture for the first time,” recalled Mike Coats. “Most of the previous classes...
    David J. Shayler, Colin Burgess in NASA's First Space Shuttle Astronaut Selection
    Chapter 2020
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