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Category: Astrosociology

Reasons to ARM Wrestle – Item 10

April 17, 2015 Outbound Asteroids!, Astrosociology, Wagons Ho!

Leaving something permanent. One of the saddest things about the Apollo missions is that they didn’t leave anything permanent that made future missions any easier. When Apollo was canceled, all that was left were museum

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Reasons to ARM Wrestle – Item 9

April 13, 2015 Outbound Asteroids!, Astrosociology, Wagons Ho!

Providing more experience with on-asteroid operations. If the Rosetta/Philae mission should tell us anything, it’s that there’s still a lot to learn, from an engineering standpoint, about how to operate successfully on the surface of

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Triad – Three Technologies Unite for Mars

April 3, 2015 Outbound Advanced Propulsion, Asteroids!, Astrosociology, Wagons Ho!

VASIMR Plasma Propulsion Small Fusion Systems Asteroid Retrieval In the past few months the three items of my extreme interest have hit the news, and it has me pondering if NASA may be putting together

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Interstellar!

March 31, 2015 Outbound Astrosociology, Wagons Ho!

The Christopher Nolan movie Interstellar has been released on home video today. Some of you may remember my review back when it came out, and I am very energized to have a copy of my

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Reasons to ARM Wrestle – Item 6

March 30, 2015 Outbound Asteroids!, Astrosociology, Wagons Ho!

Demonstrating planetary defense techniques. If something similar to ARM Option B is selected, NASA is interested in using it to demonstrate the “gravity tractor” method for deflecting the parent asteroid. Learning how to deflect potentially

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Systems of Systems – Human Experience and Space

March 23, 2015 Outbound Astrosociology, Outbound News, Wagons Ho!

One of the tenets of the Outbound project is that Humanity already lives and works in space. We are surrounded by the environment that is keyed to our biology and allows us to live with

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Fight for Space – Keep Swinging!

January 29, 2015 Outbound Astrosociology

The Fight for Space Kickstarter campaign is still underway, and are at around $56K of $80K needed. Go Go GO!

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Twenty-Nine Years and Looking Outbound

January 28, 2015 Outbound Astrosociology, Wagons Ho!

On a far-too-cold day twenty-nine years ago, the space shuttle Challenger was lost on ascent. Here is how we should remember her: Of course, reality and mature thought demand that we also think of her

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Big News: First Commercial Crew Test Flights to ISS in 2017

January 27, 2015 Outbound Astrosociology, Wagons Ho!

At NASA’s Johnson Space Center (JSC), there was held a press conference with SpaceX, Boeing, and their mutual customer, discussing the status of the Commercial Crew program. To put it shortly, both companies plan on

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Fight For Space – Part II

January 20, 2015 Outbound Astrosociology, Wagons Ho!

The kickstarter for Fight For Space is continuing to collect pledges, but it could be faster. Please consider helping them out, and tell your fellow space nuts! Previous discussion here.

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