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Articles tagged: Shuttle

  • Dream Chaser, Johnson Space Center, NASA, Sierra Nevada Corp, United Nations 23 October 2019 Landing site sought for UN's Dream Chaser mission

    ... 6 to 8 G's to return science cargo to Earth. Dream Chasers, on the other hand, will glide home like NASA's Space Shuttles did - at up to 1.5 G's, much like a normal aircraft landing and desirable to gently and quickly get science experiments back...

    • Dream Chaser
    • Johnson Space Center
    • NASA
    • Sierra Nevada Corp
    • United Nations
  • 29 August 2022 Lift-off draws close for NASA’s spectacular lunar return mission

    ...now the Artemis generation,” said NASA administrator and former Space Shuttle astronaut Bill Nelson. “We were in the Apollo generation. ... (slightly larger than those used on NASA's Space Shuttle) and originally part of Constellation's Ares 1 rocket ...

  • 19 May 2022 Science Fiction

    ... to Hidden Figures, and real space actors from NASA to Elon Musk. The cultural impact of the Space Shuttle is also covered, but the ‘overview’ nature of the series allows no room for analysis. For example, Vint...

  • MH370, Natalia Antonova, satellites March 2015 Twinkle, twinkle satellite

    ... debris (those pesky Russians again!). The debris detaches Bullock’s character from her shuttle and also causes irreparable damage to the shuttle itself. High drama ensues. If you haven’t seen it, I don’t want to spoil it for you...

    • MH370
    • Natalia Antonova
    • satellites
    Authors: Natalia Antonova    
  • Christopher Newman, COSPAR, Planetary protection policy, space ethics June 2015 The new space ethics: COSPAR, Planetary Protection and beyond

    ..., The Space Review, March 8, 2010. Lafleur states that the Shuttle program cost a total of $198 billion, spread over 41 years... stages in 1972 to the final flight in 2012). Each shuttle flight cost around $1.4 billion. Even more expensive were the ...

    • Christopher Newman
    • COSPAR
    • Planetary protection policy
    • space ethics
    Authors: Christopher J. Newman    
  • H-IIA rocket, JAXA, Ko Ogasawara, NASDA October 2015 Japan’s H-IIA rocket: beautiful, accurate, and on-time

    ... advances made in the past few decades. In the 1970s, the Space Shuttle developers considered the repeat use of a vehicle to reduce the cost of...motor case were both reused. Later, when the Shuttle was used for practical missions, the burdens of ...

    • H-IIA rocket
    • JAXA
    • Ko Ogasawara
    • NASDA
    Authors: Ko Ogasawara    
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