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Articles tagged: lunar mission

  • Astrobiotic, CubeRover, Luxembourg Space Agency (LSA), NASA 28 September 2018 CubeRover to develop low-cost, revolutionary rover in Luxembourg

    ... Ministry of the Economy. Rather than conducting scientific research and launching spacecraft missions like other prominent agencies however, the LSA will concentrate on building up ...will soon be available as standalone vehicles for lunar missions.

    • Astrobiotic
    • CubeRover
    • Luxembourg Space Agency (LSA)
    • NASA
  • Chang'e 3 rover, Clara Moskowitz, Mars Atmosphere and Volatile EvolutioN Mission (MAVEN), Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM), Skylab July 2014 Is there a space race or are India and China just coming of age?

    ... other countries are eagerly climbing the ranks Artist's impression of China's 'Yutu' rover, part of the Chang'e 3 lunar mission If it is a race, however, it's not a very close one. "China is still far ahead of everybody else", Johnson-Freese adds...

    • Chang'e 3 rover
    • Clara Moskowitz
    • Mars Atmosphere and Volatile EvolutioN Mission (MAVEN)
    • Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM)
    • Skylab
    Authors: Clara Moskowitz    
  • astronaut health, long-duration spaceflight, Space Exploration, space radiation April 2020 Protecting against the dangers of space radiation

    ... is still much research to be performed in order to facilitate safe lunar missions. Apollo mission EVAs ranged from two hours on Apollo 9 to 22 hours on Apollo 17. A future lunar base might require up to 30,000 hours of EVA exploration. Individual...

    • astronaut health
    • long-duration spaceflight
    • Space Exploration
    • space radiation
    Authors: Sarah Baatout    
  • 01 July 2020 How Earth’s protective magnetic bubble can ‘flap’ over the Moon

    ... exposes the Moon, will help scientists and engineers prepare for the safe operation of future human lunar missions. As well as providing life-giving light, the Sun also spews out high-speed particles – the solar...

  • cyborg, Edmund Husserl, phenomenological origin, transhumanism February 2019 Reflections on the future human condition

    ...humanity take such a step? And does it want to? Neil Armstrong’s footprint in the lunar soil photographed during Apollo 11, the first manned lunar mission in July 1969. Equality concerns Transhumanism also raises serious social concerns, specifically...

    • cyborg
    • Edmund Husserl
    • phenomenological origin
    • transhumanism
    Authors: Jacques Arnould    
  • 01 January 2020 Virginia Air & Space Center

    ... attraction is the Apollo 12 command module from the second manned lunar mission. It sits on the floor of a large, open gallery and...has been in gestation!). The museum also houses the lunar module simulator that was suspended from a huge gantry at...

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