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Articles tagged: space travel

  • Harwell Campus, space innovation, space technology cross-over January 2020 Collaborating to harness space innovation in healthcare

    ... by patients; dementia-tracking slippers which use GPS, and technology developed for space travel used for breast screening vans. ESA’s development of space suits with embedded biomedical sensors led to the creation of a baby monitoring system...

    • Harwell Campus
    • space innovation
    • space technology cross-over
    Authors: Barbara Ghinelli    
  • interstellar travel, Ivan Moiseyev, Tsiolkovsky June 2015 The real Interstellar: space travel theories from Tsiolkovsky to wormholes

    ... its basis, it includes two provisions. First, interstellar travel is impossible if one uses technology that existed when Daedalus...Returning the crew to Earth is the main goal of manned space flight. But this only applies to flights within our own ...

    • interstellar travel
    • Ivan Moiseyev
    • Tsiolkovsky
    Authors: Ivan Moiseyev    
  • Apollo 8, Article, CosmicSea, space tourism, SpaceShipOne August 2016 The promise of space tourism

    ... of spaceflight If you are alive today, you have a very real opportunity of travelling to space before you die. But whether you personally fly to space or not, private space travel will have a tremendous effect on all our lives. We are entering a new...

    • Apollo 8
    • Article
    • CosmicSea
    • space tourism
    • SpaceShipOne
    Authors: Jason Klassi    
  • 09 October 2015 NASA releases plan for Mars exploration

    ... first step, “Earth Reliant” exploration, is already in progress, with experimentation on board the International Space Station and research into how space travel and extended stays affect the human body and health. “Proving Ground” will provide...

  • helium spacecraft, Kuang-Chi Group, Nanoracks, near space, The 'Traveler' 26 March 2018 Traveler program gets a boost with NanoRacks

    ... announcing a partnership with NanoRacks LLC, to focus on the development of the company’s Near Space Traveler program outside of China. The Traveler is a 2.5 metre cabin attached to a giant helium-filled balloon which is around 40 metres in diameter...

    • helium spacecraft
    • Kuang-Chi Group
    • Nanoracks
    • near space
    • The 'Traveler'
  • 21 December 2017 How overpopulation changes the perception of value

    ...the treatment of human life across the planet could change as space travel becomes more common. It is normal to value what is rare... When once the planet seemed impossibly huge, in the space travel age it will feel small in comparison. This could ...

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