Titlebook: Return to the Moon; Exploration, Enterpr Harrison H. Schmitt Book 2006 Springer-Verlag New York 2006 Nation.astronomy.lunar colony.man on t

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Law: Space Resources,ssive if not helpful financial, managerial, regulatory, political, and treaty environment. For like initiatives to ever occur, the broad spectrum of “space law” cannot preclude such endeavors and, indeed, should encourage the private investment of human and financial resources to advance civilizatio

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Mumble

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the Moon—to extract Helium 3 for energy production, to use the Moon as a platform for science and manufacturing, and to establish permanent human colonies there in a kind of stepping stone community on the way to deeper space. With governments playing a supporting role—just as they have in the deve

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Management: Lessons from Apollo,cument the critical importance of management: good planning, preparation, implementation, and leadership. The tragic consequences of the lack of planning and preparation are also recorded in Robert Falcon Scott’s expedition’s failure and death in Antarctica.

Entrancing

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Humans: Roles in Space, in near-Earth space, but these have not been fully recognized even after half a century of repetitive access. For example, research initiatives in biomedicine and weightless manufacturing have yet to be undertaken in comprehensive ways.

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Implications,f not global competitors. In addition to meeting the rapidly escalating demand for energy, this portfolio also would provide low-cost supplies of hydrogen as this form of stored energy becomes the world’s principal fuel for automobiles and other forms of transportation.

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Apollo: The Legacy,ns from Apollo will figure prominently in later chapters; here, it may be helpful to conduct a brief review of the Cold War origins of Apollo and its broad, beneficial legacies in the national, cultural and scientific histories of the United States and the world.

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Fusion: Helium-3 Power Economics,ware until investors are convinced that a clear path to commercial fusion power exists and that the fusion power market will support commercial demand for lunar helium-3. Fortunately, a reasonable probability has developed in recent years that these investment tests can be met.