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Space, its impact on man and society. by Levy, Lillian.(CARDINAL)431820;
Subjects: Astronautics and civilization.;
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Spaceman : a post-apocalyptic thriller / by Abrahams, Tom,author.(CARDINAL)626598;
No communication. Limited power. An unbreakable will to survive. Clayton Shepard is 249 miles above Earth on board the International Space Station when the lights go out. His one goal: find his way back to his family.
Subjects: Fiction.; Astronautics and civilization;
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The next fifty years in space. / by Bergaust, Erik.(CARDINAL)122607;
Subjects: Astronautics; Astronautics and civilization.;
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The overview effect : space exploration and human evolution / by White, Frank,1944-(CARDINAL)187905;
Bibliography: pages 307-309.
Subjects: Astronautics and civilization.;
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Under an ionized sky : from chemtrails to space fence lockdown / by Freeland, Elana,author.(CARDINAL)551582;
Includes bibliographical references and index.It is difficult to believe that our planet has been weaponized before our very eyes, but that is exactly what has happened. First, we were seduced by the convenience of a wireless world; then, atmospheric weather experimentation in the guise of carbons "climate change" converted the air we breathe into an antenna. Now, the geo-engineering we've been subjected to for two decades is being normalized as the "Star Wars" Space Fence rises around and within us. Is this the Space Age we were promised?
Subjects: Environmental geotechnology.; Environmental engineering.; Astronautics and civilization.;
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Report on Planet Three and other speculations / by Clarke, Arthur C.(Arthur Charles),1917-2008.(CARDINAL)138311;
Subjects: Interplanetary voyages.; Astronautics and civilization.;
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Spacefarers : how humans will settle the Moon, Mars, and beyond / by Wanjek, Christopher,1967-author.;
Includes bibliographical references and index.Introduction: Pre-launch -- Living on earth -- Check up before count down -- Living in orbit -- Living on the Moon -- Living on asteroids -- Living on Mars -- Living in the inner and outer solar system and beyond -- Epilogue: Welcome home."More than fifty years after the Apollo 11 moon landing, why is there so little human presence in space? Will we ever reach Mars? What will it take to become a multiplanet species, colonizing the solar system and traveling to other stars? Spacefarers meets these questions head on. While many books have speculated on the possibility of living beyond the Earth, few have delved into the practical challenges or plausible motives for leaving the safe confines of our home planet. Christopher Wanjek argues that there is little doubt we will be returning to the Moon and exploring Mars in the coming decades, given the potential scientific and commercial bonanza. Private industry is already taking a leading role and earning profits from human space activity. This can be, Wanjek suggests, a sustainable venture and a natural extension of earthbound science, business, and leisure. He envisions hoteling in low-earth orbit and mining, tourism, and science on the Moon. He also proposes the slow, steady development of science bases on Mars, to be followed by settlements if Martian gravity will permit reproduction and healthy child development. An appetite for wonder will take us far, but if we really want to settle new worlds, we'll need the earnest plans of engineers, scientists, and entrepreneurs. Wanjek introduces us to those planners, who are striving right now to make life in space a reality"--
Subjects: Astronautics and civilization.; Interplanetary voyages.;
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The space race; from Sputnik to Apollo, and beyond. / by Cox, Donald W.(Donald William),1921-1998.(CARDINAL)197129;
Subjects: Astronautics; Astronautics and civilization.; Astronautics; World politics;
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From Hiroshima to the moon; chronicles of life in the atomic age. by Lang, Daniel,1913-1981.(CARDINAL)328273;
Subjects: Technology and civilization.; Nuclear warfare; Nuclear energy.; Astronautics and civilization.;
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The gatekeepers / by Graham, Daniel,1952-(CARDINAL)390312;
Subjects: Science fiction.; Aerospace industries; Astronautics and civilization;
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