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December 15th, 2004

Russians keep working on MSNBC

The test flight of a potentially revolutionary transportation system for future space missions has been delayed several months for more preflight testing, project officials announced Tuesday. Originally planned for the second half of December, the flight of the Demonstrator-3 inflatable space vehicle will now occur sometime in the spring of 2005. Sometimes referred to as a

    Posted by tourdemars to: Inflatables      
December 2nd, 2004

Expedition to a desert Mars MSNBC

The Mars Society has begun a new series of simulated Red Planet expeditions at its Mars Desert Research Station in Utah, following up on past rounds of research. “Expedition Alpha” moved in to the space-outfitted habitat this week and is already sending back dispatches. Over the next two weeks, the nine crew members will test tools and techniques that could be used someday during a human mission to Mars

    Posted by tourdemars to: Humans To Mars, Mars Society      
December 1st, 2004

Cavity fighter approved for human testing MSNBC

A biotech company has won approval to conduct human trials of a dental treatment that uses genetically modified bacteria to prevent cavities for a lifetime, after resolving regulators

    Posted by tourdemars to: Humans To Mars      
December 1st, 2004

Next-generation Russian spaceship unveiled MSNBC

Russian space officials on Tuesday unveiled a full-scale high-fidelity mockup of the spacecraft they hope will replace the veteran Soyuz space capsule. Descriptions of the Kliper (for “clipper ship”) vehicle have been widely circulated in the space community but today

    Posted by tourdemars to: Humans To Mars      
November 9th, 2004

Boeing, Northrop team up on spaceship MSNBC

Two aerospace giants, the Boeing Co. and Northrop Grumman Corp., said Tuesday they will form a partnership to compete for the contract to build NASA

    Posted by tourdemars to: Crew Exploration Vehicle      
October 21st, 2004

NASA researchers investigate way-out ideas MSNBC

‘Crazy’ projects look decades into the future. When a presidential commission analyzed NASA’s goals for space exploration, it said the space agency should create an “incubator for cutting-edge technologies and concepts,” playing a role similar to that of the Pentagon’s Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. Fortunately, space planners already have the nucleus for such an effort, known as the NASA Institute for Advanced Concepts, or NIAC. Lunar researcher Paul Spudis, a member of the presidential commission, made sure he got in a plug for the little-known organization.

    Posted by jburk to: Technology      
October 6th, 2004

$50 million orbital space race launched MSNBC

A Las Vegas hotel magnate who is hoping to build the world’s first commercial space stations on Tuesday launched a challenge offering $50 million to the creators of the first privately funded spaceship to reach orbit. Robert Bigelow, who owns Budget Suites of America, formally announced the long-rumored prize just a day after the first privately funded spaceship rocketed out of the atmosphere and won the $10 million Ansari X Prize, which was designed to spur commercial spaceflight. To win the contest, which is limited to U.S.-based ventures, a team must build a five-seat spacecraft without government money and send five astronauts into orbit above the Earth twice within 60 days.

    Posted by tourdemars to: Humans To Mars      
September 29th, 2004

SpaceShipOne blasts off up into space MSNBC

SpaceShipOne landed safely Wednesday after blasting off up into space in what appeared to be the successful start to its bid to win a $10 million prize for private spaceflight. Officials on the ground said the ship had unofficially cleared the 100-kilometer mark, crossing the internationally accepted boundary of outer space. That came after tense moments immediately after the plane’s separation from its carrier aircraft. As SpaceShipOne’s rocket engine completed its 90-second burn, the plane went into a severe roll upwards. Stunning images showed the plane corkscrewing in as many as 10 revolutions per minute, before pilot Mike Melvill brought it back under control.

    Posted by tourdemars to: General News      
August 18th, 2004

Next-gen rover to practice searching for life MSNBC

Robotics experts are getting a next-generation rover ready to hunt for life in the driest place on Earth. The two-month-long dry run in Chile’s Atacama Desert could help set the stage for a similar search someday on Mars. The four-wheeled, solar-powered rover, named Zo

    Posted by tourdemars to: Life on Mars      
August 5th, 2004

Lessons from an Arctic Mars MSNBC

Two groups of researchers are winding down their field season in the Canadian Arctic, after testing tools and techniques that could well come into play during future human missions to Mars. They’re bringing back tips for those future explorers

    Posted by tourdemars to: Humans To Mars, Mars Society      
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