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Articles tagged: Shuttle

  • David Hardy, space art March 2016 Why We Need Space Artists

    ...with the space programme? Space hotel with zero-g stadium and super-shuttles (Gouache + digital). From ‘Futures: 50 Years in Space’... great effect: ‘ferry rockets’, forerunners of the Space Shuttle, a space station powered by solar energy, Moon bases ...

    • David Hardy
    • space art
    Authors: David A Hardy    
  • Article, culture, history, spaceexploration August 2016 Are the days of innovation in global space over - or just beginning?

    ...-going activities we can discuss power in several ways. According to NASA, the main engines propelling the Space Shuttle to Earth orbit generate a total of 37 million horse-power. Alternatively, we can define power in terms of work/time, as an astro...

    • Article
    • culture
    • history
    • spaceexploration
    Authors: Sarah Lieberman    
  • Article, Leon Rosenblum, Space Historian, UFO August 2016 Fireflies and saucers

    ...turned the lights back on and finished their work. Another ‘incident’ occurred on 21 October 1995 on board US Space Shuttle Columbia during its STS-73 mission. “We have an unidentified flying object”, joked mission specialist Catherine ‘Cady’ Coleman...

    • Article
    • Leon Rosenblum
    • Space Historian
    • UFO
    Authors: Leon Rosenblum    
  • microgravity November 2016 Microgravity and space research: Bringing the commercial market into focus

    ... of microgravity. Furthermore, the ISS, and the Space Shuttle during its time, have been crucial in providing the ... of Duchene Muscular Dystrophy. The ISS and the Space Shuttle have been crucial in providing a backdrop for successful discoveries...

    • microgravity
    Authors: Antoine Joly-Battaglini    
  • intergration, NASA, on-orbit assembly, STPI August 2017 On-orbit assembly will deliver major benefits in coming decade

    ... example of astronaut-assisted assembly is the construction of the International Space Station (ISS), which involved over 35 Space Shuttle launches and 160 spacewalks spanning 1,061 hours. The station is the size of a football field weighing over...

    • intergration
    • NASA
    • on-orbit assembly
    • STPI
    Authors: Bhavya Lal     Iain D. Boyd    
  • astronautics, inspiration, NASA, space travel February 2018 Journey of inspiration

    ...the Kennedy Space Center (KSC) working with the NASA Space Shuttle team. This group of people loved the work they were doing,... believed in the amazing Space Shuttle and the value of our space programme, and were passionate...

    • astronautics
    • inspiration
    • NASA
    • space travel
    Authors: Nicole Stott    
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