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Articles tagged: Voyager 1

  • Jane Levi, Michelin, space food October 2015 Eating in space: from Michelin-starred chefs to self-sufficiency

    ... of taste and smell. But there remain considerable challenges to making astronauts self-sufficient in food production over voyages lasting several years. Ever since the first human left on a journey far from home, one of the...

    • Jane Levi
    • Michelin
    • space food
    Authors: Jane Levi    
  • comet shield, Dr Kevin Grazier, jovian planets, Jupiter January 2016 Is Jupiter Really Our Protective Shield?

    ...(2007) Celestial Mechanics: The Waltz of the Planets. Springer Praxis, Berlin, pp 94-95. 25 Leverington, D. (2003) Babylon to Voyager and Beyond: A History of Planetary Astronomy, Cambridge University Press, 2003, p.193. 26 Weibel, W. M., W. M. Kaula...

    • comet shield
    • Dr Kevin Grazier
    • jovian planets
    • Jupiter
    Authors: Dr Kevin R. Grazier    
  • asteroids, commercial, legal, mining, Moon February 2016 Mining outer space may be cool but is it legal?

    ... wishing to expand the economy into the High Frontier. References 1 See, e.g., Verne, J: Hector Servadac, Voyages et Adventures a traverse le Monde Solaire (“Off on a Comet”), 1877. 2 See, e.g., Tsiolkovsky, K.E.: The Exploration of Cosmic Space...

    • asteroids
    • commercial
    • legal
    • mining
    • Moon
    Authors: James E Dunstan    
  • EAC, ROOM March 2016 Time for European visionary goals

    ...-term solutions for immediate questions. But where would we be today if the decision to fund Christopher Columbus’ great voyages of exploration were not taken by the Spanish crown because, let’s be honest, there was not much use...

    • EAC
    • ROOM
    Authors: Frank De Winne    
  • Newton, philosophy, van Bendegem, Whewell March 2016 Philosophical perspectives on space

    ... all the surrounding technology, ranging from the launch platform to the control room where the rocket’s voyage is monitored, including the delicate moment of the landing. Moving further away, all the technical crews come...

    • Newton
    • philosophy
    • van Bendegem
    • Whewell
    Authors: Jean Paul Van Bendegem    
  • Elon Musk, mars, SpaceX, special report January 2017 Elon Musk and Mars - looking for a snowball effect

    ... steamships which carried them were the product of 400 years of maritime development since the earliest transatlantic voyages. Musk’s ambitions are immense - yet at the same time his approach to them is disarmingly modest Musk’s proposed...

    • Elon Musk
    • mars
    • SpaceX
    • special report
    Authors: Stephen Ashworth    
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