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Articles tagged: space travel

  • chronodeficiency, Institute for Biomedical Problems (IBMP), Satir’s communication styles, stress in spaceflight, Time perception May 2021 How time perception as a spaceflight stress indicator

    ... to fill, so one only needs to imagine what it would be like to manage an excess of free time during years of space travel to appreciate the importance of this work. Cosmonaut Alexander Skvortsov trains to use an external telerobotic from inside the...

    • chronodeficiency
    • Institute for Biomedical Problems (IBMP)
    • Satir’s communication styles
    • stress in spaceflight
    • Time perception
    Authors: Anna Yusupova    
  • Daniel Scuka, David Evans, ESA, OPS-SAT June 2015 European lab in the sky: OP-SAT and new potential for ESA spacecraft

    ... operations requires perfect execution every time. No one wants to risk a mission due to buggy software. Unforgiving Space travel is a complex, unforgiving activity. The stresses of launch simply to get into orbit, wild temperature variations once...

    • Daniel Scuka
    • David Evans
    • ESA
    • OPS-SAT
    Authors: David Evans    
  • British Spaceport, CAA, Mark Godsell, XCOR Lynx January 2016 The Benefits of a British Spaceport

    ... aerospace vehicle capable of bridging the gap between air and space travel for the first time. Powered by two Sabre engines delivering...(D201) operated and managed by Defence and Space Company QinetiQ. From fully functioning communications satellites ...

    • British Spaceport
    • CAA
    • Mark Godsell
    • XCOR Lynx
    Authors: Mark Godsell    
  • 24 February 2016 Final interview for Scott Kelly tomorrow before his return to Earth

    ...addressing those risks to create countermeasures to enable more advanced space travel. By integrating international collaborative science, and thus emphasising the 'I' in International Space Station, our combined efforts can yield the biggest benefit...

  • Falcon 9, Inspiration4, Jared Isaacman, SpaceX, SpaceX Crew Dragon 15 September 2021 SpaceX ready to launch private, all-civilian crew into Earth orbit

    ...college student, Sembroski volunteered with ProSpace, a grassroots lobbying effort that promoted legislation in Washington to help open space travel and allow companies like SpaceX to exist. Sian Proctor, a 51-year-old geology professor with a pilots...

    • Falcon 9
    • Inspiration4
    • Jared Isaacman
    • SpaceX
    • SpaceX Crew Dragon
  • education, Moon, space art, STEAM May 2018 Woman on the Moon

    ... iconic Saturn V Apollo rocket (of course), but employed dramatic geometry and optical illusions to express the nature of space travel. This depicted the photo-chromatic markings which, as an artist, I may have thought were an intentional decorative...

    • education
    • Moon
    • space art
    • STEAM
    Authors: Helen Schell    
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