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A replacement astronaut

2016
1960 was a monumentally busy and incredibly productive year for America’s dynamic new civilian space agency, NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration), which had been formally established just two years earlier. But the agency faced an uncertain future. With an election looming later that year, incumbent president Dwight D.
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Foods for Astronauts

Journal of the American Dietetic Association, 1967
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An astronaut in peril

2014
James D. (‘Jim’) Lewis, Ph.D., is a former U.S. Marine Corps helicopter pilot, and during his memorable final last tour of duty in that service was appointed Mercury Project Officer and became prime recovery pilot for the MR-4 mission.
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Automaton or astronaut?

Acta Astronautica, 1974
Abstract The author confronts the question of whether lunar and planetary exploration and research should be carried out by men or by automatically operated equipment. Soviet and American accomplishments made with automatic devices in the various space programs are reviewed.
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Dose Limits For Astronauts

Health Physics, 2000
Radiation exposures to individuals in space can greatly exceed natural radiation exposure on Earth and possibly normal occupational radiation exposures as well. Consequently, procedures limiting exposures would be necessary. Limitations were proposed by the Radiobiological Advisory Panel of the National Academy of Sciences/National Research Council in ...
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With the eyes of an astronaut

2009
Humans have ventured into space for many different reasons since the first flight of Yuri Gagarin on April 12, 1961: Human spaceflight has changed from a way to demonstrate power and capabilities in the Cold War climate of the 1960s, it has now turned into a tool for science, technical development.
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Opticians As Astronauts

SPIE Proceedings, 1986
One of the most useful tasks to be carried out at the Space Station will be the making of large precision telescopes. It will become possible to assemble optics bigger than can be launched in one piece. A further step would be to take advantage of extraordinarily favorable conditions in space for testing and even manufacturing optics.
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Britain’s Astronauts

2017
“The International Space Station is supposed to be like a three or four-star hotel compared to the old Mir space station. They say it’s a bit like going on a hardship camping trip where you’re really having to live a bit rough. We had blackouts occasionally when we didn’t have enough electrical energy in the batteries.
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Meet an Astronaut

2017
The Golden Age of the Space Race was certainly a spurt in history and gives those interested in space a window of opportunity to embrace the people involved in this era before it moves out of living history.
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