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alexkarl
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While file sharing is a good idea, a lot of good information can also be passed on by posting links with relevant information. Please do so in the link sections that has been set up here. That way we have all the links in one place which helps us to find things faster and not lose track of all the links. Also try to give a short description what the link content is about.

Alex

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Submitted by alexkarl on 31 January, 2007 - 10:29. login or register to post comments

alexkarl
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Space Architecture

http://www.sicsa.uh.edu/ (Space Architecture)


31 January, 2007 - 10:34 login or register to post comments

Marcia
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Shielding

Hi, all;

Just thought I'd throw in a few good links addressing shielding concerns and possible solutions.

http://marsjournal.org/contents/2006/0004/files/Rais2005.pdf
http://coewww.rutgers.edu/~benaroya/publications/Ruess%20et%20al%20ASCE%...

-Marci

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pillar and room

pillar and room

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21 March, 2007 - 05:46 login or register to post comments

madman
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Are these architectures for a stationary space station?

I wonder are these architectures for a stationary space station? Or a colony? or a SHIP?

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ashish
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antimatter propulsion

hello friends ,
their is new technology of powerplant on our or outer planets , this is antimatter technology.
in this technology the gamma-rays resulting from the collision between atoms of matter and antimatter are used to heat the working fluid which the turbine and work of turbine is used for to generate electricity. the further research is going on....
for more details search antimatter in google.com
thank you

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30 April, 2007 - 14:50 login or register to post comments

BOKAR
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HELLO ALL

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Aquanaut
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ISU SSP06 Lunar Gaia: Closed loop habitat for the Moon

Luna Gaia: a closed loop habitat for the moon, Final Report First Edition 2006, SSP06, Strasbourg, France, International Space University, 168 pages is available online at http://ssp06.isunet.edu/

Luna Gaia posits a pathway to new technologies, philosophies, systems applications and infrastructure aimed at achieving a closed loop habitat model for human settlement on the moon. The framework supports an ideal profile for an optimum of 11 human crewmembers on the lunar surface for a period of 18-36 months. This presentation outlines the recommendations on the overall systems architecture, the engineering processes, as well as the research, development and orchestration of separately phased precursor missions by the year 2030. The Luna Gaia design solution focuses on optimizing the synergy between all regenerative processes of a network of closed loop life support systems. It also details the ethical and philosophical considerations of a lunar settlement and the wider implications for international law, policy and future interplanetary governance. Advancement of earth-based application of these processes are highlighted and strategies for effective information transfer and handling through education, media communication, outreach and advancement of futures research.

Dr. S.J. Pell


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