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Resources requirements and cost analysis for Renovated Command Module /RCM/ using Block 2 recovered Apollo vehicle and RCM laboratories using Block 1 or Block 2 Apollo vehicles
Resources analyses and cost estimates of program plan for optical technology Apollo Extension System
Technology and resources for development of integral launch and reentry vehicles for space logistics - Vol. 5
Report on water resources discusses problems in water measurement demand, use, and availability. Also discussed are sensing accuracies, parameter monitoring, and status of forecasting, modeling, and future measurement techniques.
Manpower resources and costs for multistage, multipurpose large launch vehicles
Lunar resource utilization - silicate reduction unit and carbon monoxide reduction reactor
Reports covering the period from 1 Nov. 1991 to 31 Oct. 1992 and documenting progress at the NASA Space Engineering Research Center are included. Topics covered include: (1) processing of propellants, volatiles, and metals; (2) production of structural and refractory materials; (3) system optimization discovery and characterization; (4) system automation and optimization; and (5) database development.
Processes for utilization of lunar resources - reduction of silicates to produce oxygen
The purpose of this document is to describe a global strategy to integrate the use of space technology in the fight against malaria. Given the well-documented relationship between the vector and its environment, and the ability of existing space technologies to monitor environmental factors, malaria is a strong candidate for the application of space technology. The concept of a malaria early warning system has been proposed in the past' and pilot studies have been conducted. The HI-STAR project (Health Improvement through Space Technologies and Resources) seeks to build on this concept and enhance the space elements of the suggested framework. As such, the mission statement for this International Space University design project has been defined as follows: "Our mission is to develop and promote a global strategy to help combat malaria using space technology". A general overview of malaria, aspects of how space technology can be useful, and an outline of the HI-STAR strategy is presented.
Silicate reduction process and effect of long term operation of carbon monoxide reduction reactor on catalyst life
Silicate reduction process and experimental operation of resistance heated reactor, and effect of long term operation of carbon monoxide reduction reactor on catalyst life
Laboratory apparatus designed, fabricated, and operated for studying catalytic reduction of igneous rock with carbon, hydrogen, and methane, and of carbon monoxide with hydrogen
Design Point Vehicle and comparative resource planning data for LUNAR Surface Mobility Systems Comparison and Evolution /MOBEV/
Utilization of extraterrestrial resources for future space missions
Research projects for developing extraterrestrial mineral resources technology - summary report
Lunar surface mobility systems comparison and evolution - resource planning for mobility systems derived from lunar module, command module, and multimission module
Design of multispectral scanner for orbital earth resources detection
This volume of the Space Resources report covers a number of technical and policy issues concerning the energy and power to carry out advanced space missions and the means of transportation to get to the sites of those missions. Discussed in the first half of this volume are the technologies which might be used to provide power and a variety of ways to convert power from one form to another, store it, move it wherever it is needed, and use it. In the second half of this volume, various kinds of transportation, including both interplanetary and surface systems, are discussed.