Beyond the International Space Station: The Future of Human Spaceflight- Proceedings of an International Symposium, 4-7 June 2002, Strasbourg, France (Space Studies, 7) - gebrauchtes Buch

EAN (ISBN-13): 9781402009624
ISBN (ISBN-10): 1402009623
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Erscheinungsjahr: 2002
Herausgeber: Springer-Verlag New York Inc.
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Sprache: eng/Englisch

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Autor des Buches: rycroft, michael, fujimori
Titel des Buches: human spaceflight, international space station, the station station, international proceedings, the way the future was, symposium, strasbourg, beyond human, from station station

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Autor/in: Michael J Rycroft
Titel: Space Studies; Beyond the International Space Station: The Future of Human Spaceflight - Proceedings of an International Symposium, 4–7 June 2002, Strasbourg, France
Verlag: Springer; Springer Netherland
322 Seiten
Erscheinungsjahr: 2002-10-31
Dordrecht; NL
Sprache: Englisch
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236,00 CHF (CH)
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Keynote Address: A Summary The Need for a New Vision.- Opening Session The Big Picture.- Once, We Went to the Moon.- The Exploration and Development of Space: The International Space Station and Beyond.- Some in Power, Some in Pain: A Symphonic Meditation on Humanity and Space.- The Right Staff: The Human Component for Long-term Spaceflight.- Session 1 Learning from the Past, Planning for the Future Session.- Structuring Future International Cooperation: Learning from the ISS.- The Future of Human Spaceflight in Japan.- The Future of Human Spaceflight as a Planning Challenge.- Commercial Astronaut Missions to the ISS: From Concepts to Implementation.- Aurora: The Dawn of European Human and Robotic Planetary Exploration.- Report on Panel Discussion 1 Learning From the Past, Planning for the Future.- Session 2 Enabling Technologies.- The Operations Requirements of Deep Space Manned Missions.- Reusable Launch Vehicles from a European Point of View.- Robotics in Support of Human Space Exploration: A Canadian Perspective.- Greenhouse: A Strategic Element to Support Humans in Space.- An Integrated System of Medical Support for Space Exploration by Humans.- Report on Panel Discussion 2 Enabling Technologies.- Session 3 Providing the Infrastructure.- Frequently Visited Space Bases for Future Human Space Programs.- Future Spacecraft Design Based on the Experience of the Japanese Experiment Module Aboard the ISS.- Candidate Architectures for a European Mission to Mars.- Preparing for Passenger Space Travel, the Future of Human Spaceflight.- Report on Panel Discussion 3 Providing the Infrastructure.- Session 4 Exploration and Science.- Public Outreach: Garnering Support for Future Human Space Exploration.- Future Trends in Human Spaceflight: A Global Survey.- Proposal for a Visited High-latitude Multi-purpose Space Station (MPSS).- ESA Roadmap for the Search for Life and Human Space Exploration.- Below the Surface, Life among the Stars.- Report on Panel Discussion 4 Exploration and Science.- Session 5 Space for Entrepreneurs and Tourists.- The Role of the Private Sector/Entrepreneur in Future Human Space Exploration.- Economic and Technical Evaluation of Suborbital Spaceflight for Space Tourism.- Space Tourism — from Dream to Reality.- Space for Entrepreneurs and Tourists: Some Legal Issues.- Lessons Learned: Industrial Utilization of the ISS is Feasible — the German Industrial Utilization Preparation Programme.- Report on Panel Discussion 5 Space for Entrepreneurs and Tourists.- Session 6 Discussion Groups.- Report on Discussion Group 1 Learning from the Past, Planning for the Future.- Report on Discussion Group 2 Enabling Technologies.- Report on Discussion Group 3 Providing the Infrastructure.- Report on Discussion Group 4 Exploration and Science.- Report on Discussion Group 5 Space for Entrepreneurs and Tourists.- Report on Panel Discussion 6 Wrap Up Session in Plenary: Questions and Answers.- Poster Papers.- The Future of Human Missions to Mars.- Mars Outposts: Closing the Robotic-Human Gap.- Internet-based Project Management for Human Spaceflight Missions.- Robotic Precursors for Post-ISS Human Missions.- The Impact of Intercultural Issues on the Future of Human Spaceflight.- European Automated Transfer Vehicles, in Support of Human Spaceflight: Present and Future.- A Manned Asteroid Mission, a Prelude to a Manned Mars Programme.- The “Switchable” Hotel.- A Historical Perspective on the Return to the Moon.- Study of the Effects of Microgravity on Visual Illusions.- Future and Available Space Platforms for Scientific Research.-Marsbase: A Simulation Showing the Development of Crewed Bases on Mars.- Long-term Life-support Systems.- Commercial Use of Onboard Resources for Future Manned Space Stations.- Some Trends and Perspectives of Manned Cosmonautics.- Influence of Market Trends on Partnerships for Manned Spaceflight.- Commercial Food Production for Space Tourists and Employees.- Physical Disability in the Microgravity Environment: Factors for Consideration in the Human Spinal Cord Injury Model.- US Democracy as the Model for the Next New World: Forming an Even “More Perfect Union” in Outer Space.- Research on Thermal Protection Technologies for Manned Space Vehicles.- Symposium Summary.