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Race, space, and the space race, or, exciting rockets
Cultural GeographiesThis editorial afterword to the special issue ‘Cosmic Imperatives: Critical Thinking Beyond the Earthbound’ will offer some polemical reflections inspired by the preceding papers and the recent resurgence of debates on structural racism globally. What happens to critical race theory when it leaves the earth?
Arun Saldanha
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Artist's Book SPACE RACE is about exploring and mapping events of space race during specific time period, since 1936 till 1996. This research publication is looking for connections between two different countries, their opinions, ambitions and ways of ...
Hrádková, Jana
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2020
This chapter traces the ways by which culture is used to produce, police, study, and represent blackness specifically in conjunction with racialized metropolitan space in the United States—the cultural politics of race and space. Cultural politics is the scaffold for modes of informal disciplining, and it establishes the conditions of possibility for ...
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This chapter traces the ways by which culture is used to produce, police, study, and represent blackness specifically in conjunction with racialized metropolitan space in the United States—the cultural politics of race and space. Cultural politics is the scaffold for modes of informal disciplining, and it establishes the conditions of possibility for ...
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Feminist Media Histories, 2021
Abstract This chapter discusses the cinematic practice of contemporary artist Cauleen Smith as an ongoing exploration of the aesthetic and political possibilities of cinematic space, movement, and relation through editing. Drawing upon a range of critical frameworks, from cultural geography to Black feminism, it locates in Smith’s work ...
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Abstract This chapter discusses the cinematic practice of contemporary artist Cauleen Smith as an ongoing exploration of the aesthetic and political possibilities of cinematic space, movement, and relation through editing. Drawing upon a range of critical frameworks, from cultural geography to Black feminism, it locates in Smith’s work ...
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2013
“NASA announces $1.1 billion in support for a trio of spaceships.” That was one of the headlines on August 3rd, 2012, when NASA announced it had committed US$1.1 billion over the next 21 months to support spaceship development efforts by a line-up of companies with the aim of having American astronauts flying on American spacecraft within five years.
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“NASA announces $1.1 billion in support for a trio of spaceships.” That was one of the headlines on August 3rd, 2012, when NASA announced it had committed US$1.1 billion over the next 21 months to support spaceship development efforts by a line-up of companies with the aim of having American astronauts flying on American spacecraft within five years.
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As Huntsville, Alabama grew over the 1960s, thanks in part to the construction of the NASA Marshall Space Flight Center and the development of Apollo, the architectural styles that defined the city changed drastically as well. Huntsvillians wanted modern buildings for their space-age city, and many viewed the construction of the International Style ...
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Popular Culture Review, 2018
ABSTRACTThrough an investigation of popular culture sources focused on our relationship with space exploration, this essay asks if and how we might go about traveling off‐planet in an ethical way. Moving from a reading of Georges Méliès' silent film, A Trip to the Moon (1902), to the history of the Soviet space program, to contemporary plans to ...
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ABSTRACTThrough an investigation of popular culture sources focused on our relationship with space exploration, this essay asks if and how we might go about traveling off‐planet in an ethical way. Moving from a reading of Georges Méliès' silent film, A Trip to the Moon (1902), to the history of the Soviet space program, to contemporary plans to ...
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Traffic Technology International, 2020
Once, kerbside space was almost exclusively given over to parking, now Covid is accelerating the promotion of bicycle lanes, e-scooter hubs, outdoor cafés and even urban playgrounds, helping to reclaim streets for communities – David Smith finds out how parking must evolve
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Once, kerbside space was almost exclusively given over to parking, now Covid is accelerating the promotion of bicycle lanes, e-scooter hubs, outdoor cafés and even urban playgrounds, helping to reclaim streets for communities – David Smith finds out how parking must evolve
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netWorker, 2005
Holographic storage records and reads millions of bits simultaneously, offering instant access to vast quantities of ...
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Holographic storage records and reads millions of bits simultaneously, offering instant access to vast quantities of ...
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