... under the topmost layers of the Moon’s surface, potentially yielding material for rocket propellant and life support supplies The environment is characterised by a level of political risk. As Peter Marquez, Vice President for Global Engagement...
...to many of the same stressors as those experienced by astronauts in space such as threats of danger, limited habitability and life support, and long periods of monotony and confinement. Earth-based space analogues typically include Antarctic research...
... moons would reveal more and might hold the secret to life in our outer solar system. It was this idea that...of who and where we all are together on this colourful, life-supporting planet in the otherwise, seemingly endless, blackness of space.” Stott...
... this scenario on a commercial spaceflight: an English woman falls ill over Russia, a Chinese doctor tries to administer life support but gets into a dispute with an American physician trying to deliver an intravenous drip, which causes the captain...
...of the explosion: affected area, scale of destruction and loss of life. The results of the assessment in this case can be seen...personnel, emergency and technical crew, mechanical equipment and life-support systems can be determined. Thus, for the ...
... future human travel into deep space, including life support systems, new generation electrical power supply systems and... units. Testing methods, performance assurance technology and health support research that will be needed by crews embarking on ...