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Solar electric propulsion concepts for human space exploration

Carolyn R. Mercer, Author | [S.l.] : NASA | NASA TM | 2016

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Nuclear thermal propulsion (NTP): a proven, growth technology for "fast transit" human missions to Mars

Stanley K. Borowski, Author ; David R. McCurdy, Author ; Thomas W. Packard, Author | [S.l.] : NASA | NASA TM | 2014

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Nuclear thermal propulsion Stage (NTPS): a key space asset for human exploration and commercial missions to the Moon

Stanley K. Borowski, Author ; David R. McCurdy, Author ; Laura M. Burke, Author | [S.l.] : NASA | NASA TM | 2014

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Research and technology development report 2014

Lulla Kamlesh, Editor ; Jeff Bye, Editor ; Johnson Space Center, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (United States), Editor | [S.l.] : NASA | NASA TM | 2014

This report highlights some of the scientific and technological innovations from the space program

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Space Shuttle missions summary

Floyd V. Bennett, Author ; Robert D. Legler, Author | [S.l.] : NASA | NASA TM | 2011

This document has been produced and updated over a 21-year period. It is intended to be a handy reference document, basically one page per flight, and care has been exercised to make it as error-free as possible. This document is basically "as f[...]

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NASA's exploration systems architecture study -- final report

[S.l.] : NASA | NASA TM | 2005

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s (NASA’s) Exploration Systems Architecture Study (ESAS) Final Report documents the analyses and findings of the 90-day Agencywide study. The ESAS Final Report presents analysis and recommendatio[...]

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Team collaboration : lessons learned report

Arterberrie Rhonda, Author | [S.l.] : NASA | NASA TM | 2005

An Agency team collaboration pilot was conducted from July 2002 until June 2003 and then extended for an additional year. The objective of the pilot was to assess the value of collaboration tools and adoption processes as applied to NASA teams. [...]

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Interplanetary mission design handbook : Earth to Mars mission opportunities and Mars to Earth return opportunities 2009-2024

L.E. George, Author ; L.D. Kos, Author | [S.l.] : NASA | NASA TM | 1998

This paper provides information for trajectory designers and mission planners to determine Earth-Mars and Mars Earth mission opportunities for the years 2009-2024. These studies were performed in support of a human Mars mission scenario that wil[...]

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Resource utilization and site selection for a self-sufficient martian outpost

G. James, Author ; G. Chamitoff, Author ; D. Barker, Author | [S.l.] : NASA | NASA TM | 1998

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An analysis of NASA technology transfer

Lance B. Bush | [S.l.] : NASA | NASA TM | 1996

Electric propulsion for geostationary orbit insertion

Steven R Oleson ; et al. ; United States. ; National Aeronautics and Space Administration. | [S.l.] : NASA | NASA TM | 1995

Initial results from the solar dynamic (SD) ground test demonstration (GTD) project at NASA Lewis

Richard K. Shaltens ; Robert V. Boyle | [S.l.] : NASA | NASA TM | 1995

Spaceborne synthetic aperture radar : current status and future directions : a report to the Committee on Earth Sciences, Space Studies Board, National Research Council

D. L. Evans, Editor ; J. Apel, Editor | [S.l.] : NASA | NASA TM | 1995

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Solar system exploration 1995-2000

Solar System Exploration Subcommittee | [S.l.] : NASA | NASA TM | 1994

Vulnerability of manned spacecraft to crew loss from orbital debris penetration

J.E. Williamsen | [S.l.] : NASA | NASA TM | 1994

Production and use of metals and oxygen for lunar propulsion

Aloysius F. Hepp ; United States. ; National Aeronautics and Space Administration. | [S.l.] : NASA | NASA TM | 1991

Design considerations for lunar base photovoltaic power systems

J Mark Hickman ; United States. ; National Aeronautics and Space Administration. | [S.l.] : NASA | NASA TM | 1990

Nuclear Power Systems for Lunar and Mars Exploration : prepared for the 41st International Astronautical Conference cosponsored by IAF and AIAA, Dresden, Germany, October 6-13, 1990

R.J. SOVIE ; J.M. BOZEK | [S.l.] : NASA | NASA TM | 1990

Single launch lunar habitat derived from NSTS external tank

Charles B. King ; Langley Research Center. | [S.l.] : NASA | NASA TM | 1990

Advances in thin-film solar cells for lightweight space photovoltaic power : prepared for the conference on space power sponsored by the International Astronautical Federation, Cleveland, Ohio, June 5-7, 1989

Geoffrey A. Landis ; Sheila G. Bailey ; Dennis J. Flood | [S.l.] : NASA | NASA TM | 1989

A hierarchy of transport approximations for high energy heavy (HZE) ions

John W. Wilson | [S.l.] : NASA | NASA TM | 1989

Nuclear-fragmentation studies for microelectronic applications

Duc M. Ngo | [S.l.] : NASA | NASA TM | 1989

Planetary cartography in the next decade : digital cartography and emerging opportunities

Planetary Cartography Working Group | [S.l.] : NASA | NASA TM | 1989

Report of the 90-Day study on human exploration of the Moon and Mars

United States. ; National Aeronautics and Space Administration. | [S.l.] : NASA | NASA TM | 1989

Environment of Mars, 1988

David Kaplan, Editor | [S.l.] : NASA | NASA TM | 1988

Space station proximity operations windows : human factors design guidelines

Richard F. Haines, Author | [S.l.] : NASA | NASA TM | 1987

Human factors in space station architecture : space station program implications for human factors research

Marc M. Cohen | [S.l.] : NASA | NASA TM | 1985

Proceedings of the seminar on space station human productivity

Erika Rosenberg, Editor ; Marc M. Cohen, Editor | [S.l.] : NASA | NASA TM | 1985

Final report of U.S. rat experiments flown on the soviet satellite COSMOS 1129

Milton R. Heinrich ; Kenneth A. Souza | [S.l.] : NASA | NASA TM | 1981

Final reports of US plant and radiation dosimetry experiments flown on the Soviet satellite COSMOS 1129

Kenneth A. Souza, Editor ; Milton R. Heinrich, Editor | [S.l.] : NASA | NASA TM | 1981