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Articles tagged: culture

  • Beresheet, Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), SpaceIL, time capsule 01 February 2019 First private spacecraft gearing up for Moon landing

    ... national anthem, “Hatikvah”, the Israeli flag and cultural objects that have been collected over many years from... Lunar archive that contains 25 layers of scientific, cultural and historical information, including dictionaries in nearly 30 languages...

    • Beresheet
    • Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI)
    • SpaceIL
    • time capsule
  • Arecibo Observatory, Arecibo Observatory LIDAR facility, B1913+16, Near Earth Objects, pulsars 20 November 2020 The iconic Arecibo Observatory to be demolished due to safety concerns

    ..., a preponderance of data showed that we simply could not do this safely. And that is a line we cannot cross." The cultural and economic significance of Arecibo Observatory to Puerto Rico and the astronomers who used it cannot be understated and...

    • Arecibo Observatory
    • Arecibo Observatory LIDAR facility
    • B1913+16
    • Near Earth Objects
    • pulsars
  • 26 February 2018 Why do we go into space?

    ... worlds of space. How would it feel to be part of a culture with that as its driving goal?” While the Founders of 2211 believe government... the creation of new forms of government and the culture of today were easily available to thinkers and decision ...

  • California State University Northridge, Karina Perez 16 March 2018 CSUN undergraduate published in Room, The Space Journal

    ... miles away from home was different, Perez said, but also extremely rewarding. “It’s a completely different culture so it was a bit of a culture shock,” Perez added. “California is so chill and relaxed that I always feel like I have time to take...

    • California State University Northridge
    • Karina Perez
  • 25 April 2018 The Final Mission: Preserving NASA’s Apollo Sites

    ... has “long since forgotten the vanishing sites that reflect the historic ‘culture of Apollo’”. Beginning with an introduction to the context of this ‘Apollo culture’, they discuss rocket testing sites and other facilities that “lie unmarked...

  • 15 June 2020 Destined for the Stars

    ... due to technological or economic superiority but sustained by a culture that had long believed it was called by God to ... of the design of the Apollo concept, this could be quite a culture shock. Was it all simply a manifestation of ‘God’s will’? We...

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