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Articles tagged: Apollo program

  • Apollo program, Mary Lynne Dittmar, NASA, SpaceX, SURGE June 2015 Innovation at escape velocity: from NASA’s Apollo to SpaceX

    ... because of a set of circumstances that occurred together: (a) the invention of the IC (which was leveraged by the Apollo program, not created by it); (b) the concurrent demand for chips, creating a production incentive (driven by the Minuteman...

    • Apollo program
    • Mary Lynne Dittmar
    • NASA
    • SpaceX
    • SURGE
    Authors: Mary Lynne Dittmar    
  • Apollo 11 Moon landing, Apollo program 19 July 2019 The day humanity walked on the Moon

    ... on this famous mission. Collins, who is now 88, turned down the chance to head NASA’s final mission of the Apollo program – Apollo 17 – as its commander; the position instead went to Eugene Cernan, who became the last person to follow in Armstrong...

    • Apollo 11 Moon landing
    • Apollo program
  • Apollo program, LOCSMITH, Lunar Geophysical Network (LGN), moonquakes, NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) 13 May 2019 New study suggests Moon is still tectonically active

    ..., some that were recorded in the last 5 years of the Apollo missions registered up to 5.5 on the Richter scale. Back on ...US and Canada, have used a problem-solving computer program called a relocation algorithm to help determine whereabouts the ...

    • Apollo program
    • LOCSMITH
    • Lunar Geophysical Network (LGN)
    • moonquakes
    • NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO)
  • Apollo program, giant impact hypothesis, Lunar samples, Moon formation, potassium isotopes 13 September 2016 Scientists prove the Moon was created by a vaporised Earth

    ... of the Earth and Moon. However in 2001, a revelation occurred as Moon rock samples brought back from the Apollo missions in the 1970s were found to contain nearly identical isotopic compositions when compared to terrestrial rocks. This...

    • Apollo program
    • giant impact hypothesis
    • Lunar samples
    • Moon formation
    • potassium isotopes
  • 11 October 2018 Apollo Program Development Plan

    ... organisational systems for large-scale projects. The “Apollo Program Government-Industry Functional Matrix” is almost a work... to Kennedy Space Center. Most people consider the Apollo programme a triumph of engineering and technology, which indeed...

  • Artemis, Human Landing System, Moon mission, SpaceX 19 April 2021 NASA picks SpaceX Human Lunar Lander for its Artemis programme

    ... manager for HLS at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama. “During the Apollo program, we proved that it is possible to do the seemingly impossible: land humans on the Moon. By taking a collaborative approach in working with...

    • Artemis
    • Human Landing System
    • Moon mission
    • SpaceX
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