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  • Space Telescopes

    Series series Space
    This book covers the topic of Telescopes in Space. Observation of the night sky's started way before Civilization. Early humans looked at all the lights in the sky, saw that some moved, and some were fixed. What did it all mean?The initial assumption was that the Earth was the center of the Universe, and everything traveled around it. But, by observations, some “heavenly bodies” wander about in ... Read more

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  • Exoplanets

    Series series Space
    This book covers the topics of the existence of planets around others stars. We think now we are unique in the Universe, but the Universe is very large. This book just touches the surface of this very exciting field. With better telescopes and data processing methods, more planets in our galaxy have been found. Dedicated planet-finding facilities on the ground and in space have been deployed. We ... Read more

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  • Exploration of the Gas Giants and the Ice Giants, Space Missions

    to Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune

    Series series Space
    This book will discuss the exploration of the four largest planets in our solar system, all located beyond the orbit of Mars. The first two, Jupiter and Saturn are termed the Gas Giants, and the next two, Neptune and Uranus, are the Ice Giants.Each has an extensive set of moons, and a ring system. Each is unique in many ways. They have been explored extensively, and more information is gained ... Read more

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  • Exploiting the Moon

    Series series Space
    Besides the technical challenges, the Apollo missions were a matter of National Prestige. In the Space Race between the United States and the Soviet Union, President Kennedy said we were going to the Moon and return safely before the end of the (1960's) decade, so we did. Ok, its been 50 years since I watched the first lunar landing on black & white tv. We have put satellites in lunar orbit, and ... Read more

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  • In Space Robotic Repair and Servicing of Spacecraft

    Series series Space
    This book covers the topic of On-orbit repair and servicing of spacecraft. Putting a communications satellite in synchronous orbit will set you back 100’s of millions of dollars. Once on orbit, you hope it survived the launch environment, and operates correctly. You further hope it works at least for its design lifetime, and as long as possible. This approach, based on good engineering design ... Read more

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  • ARM in Space

    Series series Space
    The ARM processor has come a long way from an obscure British microprocessor of the 1980's to being the dominant basis for the current generation of smart phones, and tablet computers, as well as its use in space They are also in television set-top boxes, routers, and embedded applications. The ARM architecture units represent the highest volume of 32-bit processors being shipped, as of this ... Read more

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  • Orbital Debris, the Problem and the Mitigation

    Series series Space
    This book covers the topic of Orbital debris, what it is, where it comes from, what problems it introduces, and how to deal with it. . Putting a communications satellite in synchronous orbit will set you back 100’s of millions of dollars. Once on orbit, you hope it survived the launch environment, and operates correctly. You further hope it works at least for its design lifetime, and as long as ... Read more

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  • Rocketplanes to Space

    Series series Space
    This book covers the topic of Spaceplanes, that are launched to orbit, and return to a runway landing. The most common example of a Spaceplane is the Space Shuttle. This discussion is limited to crewed vehicles, and is not comprehensive. This is book ten in a series on Space related topics. Predecessors to the Spaceplane was the Rocket aircraft, starting in Germany prior to World War-2. The ... Read more

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  • Embedded in Space

    Series series Space
    The book covers the topic of Embedded Computers for Spacecraft. We need to define and explore some terms, starting with “embedded computer.” We'll look at its cpu, memory, and I/O. The Space environment is harsh, and hard on computer components. We'll review these effects, and see what additional requirements they place upon the system.Just as embedded computers are special cases of computers in ... Read more

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  • Space Tourism & Colonization

    Series series Space
    This book covers the topic of Tourists trips to Space, which are not that far away, and some have already happened. Space travel is no longer the exclusive privilege of nation-states, and trained crew. For a while now, it has been open to health adventurers with lots of money. As more facilities are built to address the demand, less expensive options will become available. Space will never be ... Read more

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  • Space Weather

    Series series Space
    This book covers the topic of weather in space, which is defined by our Sun. It interacts with our atmosphere and magnetic field (actually the atmosphere and magnetic fields (if any) of all the planets and moons), to influence our weather. It can impact our technology as well.The study of Space Weather depends on space physics. All of our Space Weather originates with the Sun. The first serious ... Read more

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  • Mars

    Series series Space
    Missions to Mars and beyond are lengthy and expensive, and dangerous. The Red planet has fascinated mankind for thousands of years. Many thousands of years of position data have been recorded. We have robotic spacecraft in Martian orbit, and landers and rovers on the surface. The next step is to go there, with boots on the ground. Decades of time, and hundreds of millions of dollars are required. ... Read more

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