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Be Your Own Contractor!: Building Your Dream House Creating New Spaces Managing the Project Yourself or Using a General Contractor by James M. Shepherd, 1993-02 Aviation and Space Science Projects by Ben Millspaugh, 1992-07 Projects in Space Science by Robert Gardner, 1988-08 Movable Storage Projects: Ingenious Space-Saving Solutions by Charles R. Self, 1993-03 Voyages Through Space and Time: Projects for Voyager II The Dynamic Sky Simulator for Macintosh by Jon K. Wooley, 1994-08-31 Project Mercury (True Books-Space) by Diane M. Sipiera, Paul P. Sipiera, 1998-03 Science Project Ideas About Space Science by Robert Gardner, 2002-03 Exploring Outer Space: 30 Amazing Projects That Explore the Wonders of God's Creation (And God Created Science) by Stephanie Finke, 2000-09-01 Space-Saving Furniture Projects (Master Craftsmen) by Dave MacKenzie, 1999-06 Space Station Science by Marianne J. Dyson, 2004-04 Sponge Iron Process for Manned Space Exploration (Final Project Report) by Dr. Simon Fraser, Christian-Doppler Laboratory for Fuel Cell Systems, et all 2005 Space (Yesterday's Science, Today's Technology, Science Activities) by Robert Gardner, 1997-12-09 Build Your Own Laser, Phaser, Ion Ray Gun and Other Working Space Age Projects by Robert E. Iannini, Robert Iannini, 1983-11-01 Geosar: Summary of the Group Design Project, Msc in Astronautics and Space Engineering, 2005/06, Cranfield University by Stephen Lee Hobbs, 2006-01

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21. Master Of Science Thesis Projects In Satellite Navigation And Space Geodesy Usin
    Summary of related research projects at Chalmers University of technology in Sweden.  
    http://www.oso.chalmers.se/Courses/geo/exam/

22. Aviation Week's Aviation Week & Space Technology
    Directed energy weaponslasers and highpower microwavesare emerging from the black world of classified projects as the time nears for their debut on aircraft, vehicles, ships and eventually even spacecraft  
    http://www.aviationnow.com/content/publication/awst/20020722/aw173.htm
    
    Extractions: Near Operational Status DAVID A. FULGHUM/LOS ANGELES and TUCSON, ARIZ. D irected energy weaponslasers and high-power microwavesare emerging from the black world of classified projects as the time nears for their debut on aircraft, vehicles, ships and eventually even spacecraft. One concept for an aircraft with directed energy weapons shows a laser being fired from the aft position in a C-130 and a high-power microwave device from forward of the wing. The first combat applications, probably involving high-power microwaves (HPM) used as antielectronics weapons, will appear within the next 4-5 years, say top Raytheon officials. A short, intense energy surge can scramble computer memories and damage electronic components. Raytheon is already involved in most of the major directed energy programs. The company is two years into a project that would put a laser weapon on Lockheed Martin's multiservice, F-35 Joint Strike Fighter. It also is one of the contractors asked to study the design of a high-power microwave weapon for Boeing's X-45 unmanned combat air vehicle (UCAV). Moreover, it has won the DD-X contract for next-generation U.S. Navy ships. Its electric drive will one day power a laser-based air defense system. An anti-personnel device using high-power microwaves to heat water in the skin can inflict enough pain to cause crowds to disperse.

23. Human Interface Technology Lab - Shared Space
    Shared space. The Human Interface technology Laboratory (HITLab) at the Universityof Washington and ATR Media Integration Communication in Kyoto, Japan join  
    http://www.hitl.washington.edu/projects/shared_space/
    
    Extractions: Download: The HIT Lab is making available the Augmented Reality tracking libraries used as the basis for the Shared Space project and SIGGRAPH demo. The libraries use computer vision techniques to precisely calculate a camera position and orientation relative to a tracking marker. The programmer can then use this information to draw 3D virtual objects that are exactly aligned with a real object. The libraries are available here for the SGI IRIX and Windows (95,98,NT) platforms a nd come with sample source code, documentation and several simple applications. Billinghurst, M. and Kato, H. (1999). Collaborative Mixed Reality. In Proceedings of International Symposium on Mixed Reality (ISMR '99). Mixed RealityMerging Real and Virtual Worlds, pp. 261-284.

24. SPL Space Plasmas Description
    The space Physics Laboratory (LMSPL) is a Department within Lockheed Martin Missiles and space Company's Advanced technology Center.  
    http://www.spasci.com/projects/sp_descrp.html
    
    Extractions: The Space Plasmas Group investigates current research topics in space plasmas. Since the 1972 discovery of Oxygen in the Earth's magnetosphere by this group, we have been a leader in the investigation of plasma composition in the Earth's magnetosphere and near comets. We have flown plasma composition experiments on the ISEE DE AMPTE , and CRRES magnetospheric missions and we have been co-investigators on the Giotto cometary mission. Currently, we have operating composition experiments on the FAST and POLAR missions. Future missions include the IMAGE magnetospheric mission and the Rosetta cometary mission as well as collaboration on the Cluster magnetospheric mission. Other activities within our group include design of small, free-flying magnetometers for space applications, all sky imaging of the aurora from the Antarctic, and planning future space plasmas missions.

25. Human Interface Technology Lab - Research Areas
    HITLab projects. Cognition. VR Pain Control VR Therapy for Spider Phobia Collaborative.Shared space Virtual Playground Education. Learning in Virtual Environments  
    http://www.hitl.washington.edu/research/

26. Page 404
    Updated information on satellite, manned space flight projects, Earth observation and other peaceful application of space technology by the Canadian government.  
    http://www.space.gc.ca/welcomee.html
    
    Extractions: Fichier introuvable File not found This page has been removed, moved or replaced. Check whether: - there is an error in the address used in the address bar. One mistyped character can lead to a “File not found” message. - your favorites (bookmarks) list needs to be updated (the page may have moved after being added to your list). A message has been sent to our webmaster concerning this missing page. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. Vous pouvez cependant essayer de retrouver cette page en utilisant : You can try to find this page by using the following : home page previous page

27. Space Projects - The Present - Introduction
    space projects SF Division The Past The Present The and other cryocoolers for spaceapplications that The Infrared Detector technology Development Program at  
    http://spaceprojects.arc.nasa.gov/Space_Projects/ThePresent/
    
    Extractions: SSBRP The world's first complete gravitational biology laboratory in space will provide basic tools to conduct musculoskeletal, neurophysiology, developmental biology and genetic research on the whole organism and at the cellular level. Scientists from the nations around the world will have remote access to the space laboratory. read more... SOFIA "Sometime in 2005, in a clear, dry region on the very edge of space, a modified Boeing 747 SP will turn a massive 2.5-meter telescope to glimpse the infrared radiation emanating from planets, stars and the center of our galaxy-perhaps even from distant galaxies. Flying at more than 41,000 feet, well above 99 percent of the Earth's interfering water vapor, scientists aboard the world's largest airborne observatory will enjoy a view of the universe unmatched by any telescope on the ground." read more...

28. Projects Within Space Science And Technology Department
    space Science and technology Department, Rutherford Appleton Laboratory  
    http://www.sstd.rl.ac.uk/SSD/Projects.html

29. Space Projects - Links
    Welcome to the space projects LINKS PAGE! Here are some links to related content.Cryogenic technology Development Program Pulse Tube Cooler; Magnetic Cooler;  
    http://spaceprojects.arc.nasa.gov/Space_Projects/links.html

30. Globetechnology.com Your Canadian Source For Timely Technology
    Rather than fund massive projects like NASA's space shuttle program,alternative approaches using new technology may get a second look.  
    http://www.globetechnology.com/servlet/ArticleNews/tech/RTGAM/20030202/wvent22a/

31. Projects Within Space Science And Technology Department
    The following projects at RAL do mesospheric studies, as do projects listed under Spaceobservation data handling technologies. Observation technology.  
    http://www.sstd.rl.ac.uk/ssd/Projects.html

32. Projects Within Space Science And Technology Department
    The space Science and technology Department (SSTD) is part of RutherfordAppleton Laboratory (RAL). space projects. AMPTE Active  
    http://www.sstd.rl.ac.uk/ssd/projectssort.html

33. Space Optics Manufacturing Technology Center - Current Projects
    Observatory, so they are desirable for space applications. Marshallspace Flight Center is advancing replicated optics technology.  
    http://optics.nasa.gov/current.html
    
    Extractions: The Next Generation Space Telescope will be constructed using advanced optical technology that produces extremely light weight mirrors. Mirrors must become larger to collect light from fainter, more distant objects. Since the cost of launching satellites is a strong function of their weight, lighter mirrors mean smaller launch costs. Marshall Space Flight Center is testing new materials and assembly techniques to make giant reflectors for launch into space. Facilities involved: Constellation-X is a collection of several orbiting x-ray telescopes coordinated to observe with the same power as a larger observatory. New types of mirror production are needed for this telescope. Metal x-ray mirrors replicated from a mandrel are much lighter and cheaper than glass, like the mirrors in the Chandra Observatory, so they are desirable for space applications. Marshall Space Flight Center is advancing replicated optics technology.

34. Space Optics Manufacturing Technology Center - Past Projects
    the Advanced Xray Astrophysics Facility - AXAF) the world's most powerful X-raytelescope, was launched on July 23, 1999 to view X-ray sources from space.  
    http://optics.nasa.gov/past.html
    
    Extractions: The Chandra Observatory (formerly called the Advanced X-ray Astrophysics Facility - AXAF) the world's most powerful X-ray telescope, was launched on July 23, 1999 to view X-ray sources from space. Astronomers must have this observatory in space because the Earth's atmosphere absorbs and blocks celestial X-ray radiation from reaching the ground. Chandra flies 200 times higher than the Hubble Space Telescope and its orbit takes it one third of the way to the Moon. The cylindrical glass mirrors in Chandra are the largest of their kind and the smoothest ever created. Chandra and its upper stage was the heaviest payload ever launched on the Shuttle. The Chandra design and development program was managed by MSFC. The observatory's telescope was tested and certified at the MSFC X-ray calibration facility. SXI is designed to obtain a continuous sequence of corona X-ray images from the Sun to monitor solar activity for its effects on the Earth's upper atmosphere. It uses a Wolter grazing incidence mirror similar to the type in Chandra. SXI was assembled and tested at MSFC in the stray light facility and will be launched as part of a Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite (GOES) weather satellite.

35. Space Elevator: Next Stop, Earth Orbit
    Work underway on magnetic levitation launch technology may give the space elevatoridea a At the Marshall space Flight Center, several projects are now  
    http://www.space.com/businesstechnology/technology/space_elevator_001226.html
    
    Extractions: WASHINGTON Consider it a stretch of the imagination or the ultimate high-wire act. All aboard the space elevator, to be whisked above Earth in an electromagnetic-powered cable car. Taking an elevator to space has largely been in the realm of science fiction more engineering fancy than fact. But recent studies suggest that a melding of space tether, magnetic levitation and carbon nanotube technologies could transform this "Jack and the Beanstalk" idea into a mass transit system for the 21st century space traveler. Images

36. Advanced Projects Map Future Of Spaceflight
    but researchers at Marshall say by then space travel will or prevent a lot of theseprojects from leaving time and corporate partners, this technology and the  
    http://www.space.com/businesstechnology/technology/advanced_projects_000621.html
    
    Extractions: Researchers at NASA are keeping the dream of the space frontier alive with advanced spacecraft designs that might eventually make space travel as common as air travel. The Advanced Space Transportation Program develops futuristic projects some still a vague idea or merely an artist's rendering to chart the course of human spaceflight. [quote] Ideas germinating at Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama range from the fantastic, such as antimatter propulsion, to the actual lab tests of air-breathing rocket engines and magnetic-rail launching systems. More Stories

37. Akseli - TEKES
    Creating a functional network for space technology to enable the realisationof more extensive space technology projects in Finland. projects.  
    http://akseli.tekes.fi/Resource.phx/plaza/tekes/tivi1-space-en.htx
    
    Extractions: Choose Automation Biotechnology Building Automation Business Chemistry Communications Technology Construction Electronic Commerce Electronics Energy Environment Food Technology Instrumentation Internationalisation Logistics Materials Mechanical Engineering Pharmaceutics Process Technology Production Technology Pulp and Paper Service Sector Software Space Technology Policy Telecommunications Well-being Wood Technologies Programmes ... Log in The Space 2000 programme concentrated on the technology of space satellites and their ground support equipment. Its main target was to increase the opportunities of the Finnish space industry to carry out ESA projects, thus, enabling Finnish companies to be competitive. The total volume of the programme was EUR 16 million of which Tekes funded approximately 40 percent. The evaluation report of the programme as pdf was published in May 2001. Space technology covers a broad spectrum of challenging technologies. However, it is often based on the same technological solutions as earthbound applications. Space technology offers companies and research institutes opportunities to further apply and develop their expertise and products and to extend their markets to new, challenging fields of application. Objectives Developing the international competitiveness of the Finnish space equipment industry, especially in the satellite projects of

38. Resources For Educators
    Social Studies. Learning space projects High School; University of St. Special NeedsStudents; Sites relating technology, education, and people with disabilities;  
    http://www.globalclassroom.org/resource.html
    
    Extractions: by Patti Weeg Administrators Art Business Ed Curriculum Standards ... Writing More Resources from the Globalclassroom Resources from ECELL 2000 Resources from ACES II - Hawaii '99 Globalclassroom Projects - Millennium Minds listing Delmar School Resources Interactive Math Sites - Java Math Games - list of links Finding Global Partners Staff Development Courses The Internet and Curriculum Connections The Internet in Education Introduction to Web Pages Cultivating Learners - 5 day workshop in Hawaii, July 1998 Aiea Complex Electronic Solutions II, July 6-9, 1999 Oahu, Hawaii "Millennium Minds" Cape Town, South Africa - September 29-October 2, 1999 Electronic Collaborative Educational Learning Laboratory (ECELL) 2000 Oahu, Hawaii, June 26-30, 2000 Professional Reading - ECELL 2000 top Start Your Morning with... CNN News WeatherNet PBS OnLine The Washington Post ... top On Your Way to the Global Community Times Around the World How Far Is It? - excellent site for latitude and longitude Latitude and Longitude USA Latitude and Longitude Other Countries World Time Zones Sunrise/Sunset/Twilight and Moonrise/Moonset/Phase Converting Celsius to Fahrenheit and Pounds to Kilograms Convert Meters to Feet ... top Look Here For Projects and Lesson Plans KIDLINK (for students through secondary school) KIDLINK and Curriculum Objectives Classroom Connect Passport to Knowledge ... I*EARN International Education and Resource Network Global Quest II K-12 Classroom Projects - Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory

39. NASA's Flight Projects Directorate At MSFC
    on space elevator concepts and technology include the additional information contactthe Advanced projects Office at the NASA Marshall space Flight Center  
    http://flightprojects.msfc.nasa.gov/fd02_elev.html
    
    Extractions: 53x53 inches (8 meg) you may need to open this file in a graphics editor for proper colors Space Elevator Technology: The Space Elevator concept is a structure extending from the surface of the Earth to geo-stationary Earth orbit (GEO). Its center of mass is at GEO such that the entire structure orbits the Earth in sync with the Earth’s rotation maintaining a stationary position over its base attachment at the equator. It is envisioned that such a structure would be used as a mass transportation system in the latter part of the 21st century for transporting people, payloads, gasses and power between Earth and space. The above illustration for a Space Elevator concept is taken from the geo-stationary transfer station looking down the length of the elevator structure towards Earth. Electromagnetic vehicles travel the length of the elevator to transfer passengers and cargo between Earth and space. Large reels with high strength cables work back and forth to provide adjustments to the position of the geo station and an asteroid counter weight above (not shown) to maintain the center of mass for the entire structure at a geo-stationary point above the Earth. Research into the feasibility of space elevators indicates that there are Five Key Technologies for Future Space Elevator Development:

40. Aerospace Technology - Industry Projects
    XMMNewton - space Telescope, International. Turboprop Aircraft. Aerospace TechnologyHome, Aerospace Industry projects, Aerospace Industry Products and  
    http://www.aerospace-technology.com/projects/

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