Titlebook: Bigelow Aerospace; Colonizing Space One Erik Seedhouse Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015 Beyond Low Earth Orbit.

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Applications of the Fourier Transform,competition called America’s Space Prize in 2004. The goal of the prize was to drive development of affordable manned launch vehicles capable of ferrying up to seven astronauts to low Earth orbit (LEO), and do it by the end of the decade. The winner, apart from winning US$50 million, would be guaran

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Robert T. Bigelow, Orbital Real Estate Mogul,llion to fund the unidentified flying object (UFO)-hunting National Institute for Discovery Science (NIDS). He also bought a 480-acre cattle ranch in Utah that some believe is the site of an inter-dimensional doorway used by alien shape-shifters—a subject we’ll get to shortly. But, eccentric or not,

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TransHab Up Close,one of the interfaces of the International Space Station’s (ISS) Tranquility node. As well as providing much-needed logistics and stowage support for the orbiting outpost, BEAM is expected to provide useful data on the performance of non-rigid space station modules. As discussed in the previous chap

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The Space Taxi Race,n (ISS) by 2015. Each mission marks an incremental step in the evolution of Bigelow Aerospace’s plan to launch a commercial station comprising linked Bigelow BA-330 modules, perhaps as early as 2016. Will it happen? Probably. After all, there are plenty of launch vehicles capable of lofting BA-330s

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