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Articles tagged: Cycle 25

  • fractal evolution, fractal universe, post-humanity, Sergei Khaitun October 2015 From post-humanity to fractals: is human space exploration doomed?

    ...call evolution’s vector are as follows: Increase in complexity Increase in diversity Intensifications of metabolisms/interactions Intensification of cycles Growth of structural integrity Growth of open systems (the rising role of interaction with the...

    • fractal evolution
    • fractal universe
    • post-humanity
    • Sergei Khaitun
    Authors: Sergei Khaitun    
  • Dr Belakovsky, Dr Orlov, Dr Ponomarev, Luna-2015, Neurolab 2010 February 2016 A Moon of Their Own

    ..., where the module may have a limited radius ability to use exercise devices while in the centrifuge (such as a cycle ergometer or a stepper) Russian-made medical equipment that allows for full monitoring of each participant’s state. The...

    • Dr Belakovsky
    • Dr Orlov
    • Dr Ponomarev
    • Luna-2015
    • Neurolab 2010
    Authors: Mark S Belakovskiy     Oleg Orlov     Sergey Ponomarev    
  • Centre for Airpower Studies, India, Kiran Krishnan Nair, New Delhi August 2016 Space stations - drivers of cooperation

    ... follow once nations really open up to the idea of space cooperation. Instead of expending resources singly and experiencing cycles of failures and success, it makes sense (both common and monetary) for parties to cooperate. In space, stars with...

    • Centre for Airpower Studies
    • India
    • Kiran Krishnan Nair
    • New Delhi
    Authors: Kiran Krishnan Nair    
  • Allyson Reneau, Article, mars, Moon, NASA, space policy September 2016 Moon or Mars - how logical is NASA’s next step?

    When we think of the Space Age, we tend to draw an immediate parallel between space exploration and age of exploration, making a comparison between Christopher Columbus and the Spanish Monarchs, which financed him, to today’s space agencies like ...

    • Allyson Reneau
    • Article
    • mars
    • Moon
    • NASA
    • space policy
    Authors: Harris Innes-Miller    
  • Antarctica, CEA, controlled environment agriculture, EDEN ISS, FEG, Future Exploration Greenhouse, Germany, International Standard Payload Rack, ISPR November 2016 Hi-tech greenhouse to test plant cultivation technologies in Antarctica

    ... and past flight capabilities, mainly in terms of: Higher available plant growth surface (0.5-1.0 m2 range) Longer production cycle possible by complete nutrient solution mixing and circulation (and not only watering of substrate with slow release...

    • Antarctica
    • CEA
    • controlled environment agriculture
    • EDEN ISS
    • FEG
    • Future Exploration Greenhouse
    • Germany
    • International Standard Payload Rack
    • ISPR
    Authors: Boscheri Giorgio     Conrad Zeidler     Daniel Schubert     Matthew Bamsey     Paul Zabel     Vincent Vrakking    
  • intergration, NASA, on-orbit assembly, STPI August 2017 On-orbit assembly will deliver major benefits in coming decade

    ... one flat side to another. The telescope would evolve over three launches that are separated by budget cycles spread over several years. In the first stage, the central circular secondary mirror, and two hexagon...

    • intergration
    • NASA
    • on-orbit assembly
    • STPI
    Authors: Bhavya Lal     Iain D. Boyd    
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