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Establishing a method for the cryopreservation of viable peripheral blood mononuclear cells in the International Space Station. [PDF]
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Bacterial genome sequences of uncharacterized Chitinophaga species isolated from the International Space Station. [PDF]
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Space Research in the Era of the Space Station
Science, 1984With the continuing flights and increasing capabilities of the space shuttle, and with the design and development of a space station, there will be a significant increase in our space research capabilities during the 1990's. Ways in which the nation's space science program may evolve in response to these developments are described.
K J, Frost, F B, McDonald
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Telemedicine for the international space station
Acta Astronautica, 1999The medical care for the integrated crew of the International Space Station (ISS) will require close co-operation between the partner agencies in the areas of selection, medical surveillance, countermeasures, and handling of acute medical problems. Based on a commonly accepted policy of shared care and responsibilities medical guidelines, procedures ...
Wilke, D. +3 more
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Physics Bulletin, 1987
All too rarely are the proponents of the physical and biological sciences, technology and engineering brought together in one forum, largely due to their inherent specialisations. An opportunity arose recently, however, for members of the astronomy, earth remote sensing, microgravity and space technology disciplines to compare notes on their individual
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All too rarely are the proponents of the physical and biological sciences, technology and engineering brought together in one forum, largely due to their inherent specialisations. An opportunity arose recently, however, for members of the astronomy, earth remote sensing, microgravity and space technology disciplines to compare notes on their individual
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Communications for the NASA space station
[1989] Proceedings. 14th Conference on Local Computer Networks, 2003A study has been initiated to determine whether the xpress transfer protocol (XTP) is a suitable candidate for use alongside a full ISO stack. A description is given of initial plans for implementing XTP and for comparing its performance to ISO TP4. Performance graphs for the basic datalink service which underlies the protocol stack are presented. >
Alfred C. Weaver, Robert Simoncic
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Interdisciplinary Science Reviews, 1988
AbstractThe era of manned spaceflight began in the early 1960s. Now, only a quarter of a century later, the foundation is being laid for permanently manned space stations which, a century ago, were the domain of visionaries whose dreams of space habitats and their uses were not that far away from current plans.
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AbstractThe era of manned spaceflight began in the early 1960s. Now, only a quarter of a century later, the foundation is being laid for permanently manned space stations which, a century ago, were the domain of visionaries whose dreams of space habitats and their uses were not that far away from current plans.
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Science in space with the Space Station
25th AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting, 1987The potential of the Space Station as a versatile scientific laboratory is discussed, reviewing plans under consideration by the NASA Task Force on Scientific Uses of the Space Station. The special advantages offered by the Station for expanding the scope of 'space science' beyond astrophysics, geophysics, and terrestrial remote sensing are stressed ...
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Space Station Requirements and Utilization
Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets, 1970Systems and design requirements for NASA Manned Space Station, discussing projected experiment program for applications and ...
R. GREER, C. ROBERTS
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The Space Station's Crown Jewel
Scientific American, 2011The article discusses the design and construction of the International Space Center's cosmic-ray detector, the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer (AMS), which will scan the universe in search of dark matter and anti-matter. A brief overview of cosmic rays, which are subatomic particles and atomic nuclei, and a diagram which explains the purpose of various ...
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