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Monthly Archives: February 2013
The Lunar Orbiter Image Recovery Project, Original Data For Science Posterity
Note: This is a cross post of an original article of mine that was posted on the site wattsupwiththat.com today. Thanks to Anthony Watts and his readers for their support. Introduction The foundation of all observational science is data. This … Continue reading
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Tagged Apollo era, johannes kepler, laws of planetary motion, LOIRP, lunar images, Lunar Orbiter, Moon, NASA, science, sir isaac newton, space science
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Lunar Orbiter Image Recovery Project Crowdfunding….
Note to WordPress readers here. The Lunar Orbiter Image Recovery Project of ours was approved by rockethub much quicker than we thought. It went live days earlier than we thought so we are going forward now with it. We … Continue reading
Space Abhors a Policy Vacuum; Part II, Expanding the Vision, Developing a Consensus
Part II: An Expanded Strategic Vision For the Nation, Not Just NASA As discussed previously there is a frequent equality in reports from various government chartered studies and reports between developing a strategic direction for NASA and developing one for … Continue reading
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Tagged Earth, human spaceflight, industrial development, ISRU, ISS, Mars, Moon, NASA Economic development, space, space-development, strategic planning, tax policy
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Space Abhors a Policy Vacuum; The NRC Report and The Need for a Broad National Space Policy
NOTE: This is Part one of a two part post…. In December of 2012 the National Research Council (NRC) Committee on NASA’s Strategic Direction, in response to a congressional mandate, conducted a study and published a report entitled; NASA’s Strategic … Continue reading
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Tagged aerospace, Clauswitz, economic growth, Mahan, NASA, National Defense University, National Research Council, space, space policy, space power theory
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