21. Advanced Projects Map Future Of Spaceflight but researchers at Marshall say by then space travel will or prevent a lot of theseprojects from leaving time and corporate partners, this technology and the http://www.space.com/businesstechnology/technology/advanced_projects_000621.html

SEARCH: advertisement Advanced Projects Map Future of Spaceflight By Glen Golightly Houston Bureau Chief posted: 07:00 am ET 26 June 2000 Researchers at NASA are keeping the dream of the space frontier alive with advanced spacecraft designs that might eventually make space travel as common as air travel. The Advanced Space Transportation Program develops futuristic projects some still a vague idea or merely an artist's rendering to chart the course of human spaceflight. [quote] Ideas germinating at Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama range from the fantastic, such as antimatter propulsion, to the actual lab tests of air-breathing rocket engines and magnetic-rail launching systems. The Future of Space Exploration? Plasma Rockets Could Propel Man to Mars: Space travelers may get a quicker trip to the Red Planet, and a safety edge, with plasma-powered engines. Will Nuclear Power Put Humans on Mars? Antimatter propulsion, solar and magnetic sails all make great stories, but nuclear power is very real. Want toLearn More?

22. Innovation A bimonthly publication of the Commercial technology Division at NASA Headquarters and your source for information on NASA projects and opportunities in the areas of technology transfer/commercialization, aerospace technology development, and the commercial development of space. http://nctn.hq.nasa.gov/innovation/index.html

Welcome to Innovation! The NASA Aerospace Technology Innovation (ATI) newsletter is now published quarterly. Due to this change, the November/December 2002 and January/February 2003 issues were not published. We appreciate your interest as a subscriber, and we will continue to provide you with the same quality of information about NASA's technology successes and opportunities in our future issues. Please visit us at http://www.nctn.hq.nasa.gov to review past issues. Cover: NASA Administrator Sean O'Keefe speaks with students in Syracuse, NY. Vol. 11, No. 3 Fall 2003 Search All Issues Search for: Click here to tell us what you think about our website or our Aerospace Technology Innovation Magazine. Back Issues 2003 Issues Vol. 11, No 2 Summer 2003 Enterprises Partner to Host First NASA Medical Technology Summit Vol. 11, No 1 Spring 2003 The Enterprises that Guide NASA 2002 Issues Vol. 10, No 5 September/October 2002

23. Aviation Week's Aviation Week & Space Technology Directed energy weaponslasers and highpower microwavesare emerging from the black world of classified projects as the time nears for their debut on aircraft, vehicles, ships and eventually even spacecraft http://www.aviationnow.com/content/publication/awst/20020722/aw173.htm

PUBLICATIONS B2B COMMERCE JOBS REFERENCES ... STORE PUBLICATIONS Subscribe now! 2002 Aerospace Source Book 2001 Photo Issue 2001 Art Contest ... Subscribe now! July 22, 2002 Lasers, HPM Weapons Near Operational Status DAVID A. FULGHUM/LOS ANGELES and TUCSON, ARIZ. D irected energy weaponslasers and high-power microwavesare emerging from the black world of classified projects as the time nears for their debut on aircraft, vehicles, ships and eventually even spacecraft. One concept for an aircraft with directed energy weapons shows a laser being fired from the aft position in a C-130 and a high-power microwave device from forward of the wing. The first combat applications, probably involving high-power microwaves (HPM) used as antielectronics weapons, will appear within the next 4-5 years, say top Raytheon officials. A short, intense energy surge can scramble computer memories and damage electronic components. Raytheon is already involved in most of the major directed energy programs. The company is two years into a project that would put a laser weapon on Lockheed Martin's multiservice, F-35 Joint Strike Fighter. It also is one of the contractors asked to study the design of a high-power microwave weapon for Boeing's X-45 unmanned combat air vehicle (UCAV). Moreover, it has won the DD-X contract for next-generation U.S. Navy ships. Its electric drive will one day power a laser-based air defense system. An anti-personnel device using high-power microwaves to heat water in the skin can inflict enough pain to cause crowds to disperse.

24. Space Technology - Beagle 2 Mars Lander space technology The Website for the space Industry. Return to Industry projectsIndexReturn to Industry projects Index, BEAGLE 2 MARS LANDER, UNITED KINGDOM. http://www.space-technology.com/projects/beagle/

Return to Industry Projects Index BEAGLE 2 MARS LANDER, UNITED KINGDOM The British-led Beagle 2 project is the probe for the European Space Agency's (ESA) Mars Express mission. The probe consists of the Entry, Descent and Landing System (EDLS) and the lander itself. The aim of the mission is to study the geology of the planet for evidence relating to past life on Mars. To achieve this, the Beagle 2 lander has a robotic arm for manipulating scientific instruments and the mole (also called Pluto – planetary undersurface tool) for collecting samples. The Mars Express Spacecraft is due to be launched in June 2003 from Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan, on a Soyuz/Fregat rocket supplied by Starsem. The mission is due to arrive at Mars in December 2003. ENTRY, DESCENT AND LANDING SYSTEM (EDLS) Five days before the Mars Express reaches its destination, Beagle 2 will be released from the spacecraft by the spring-powered spinup and eject mechanism (SUEM) which will push the probe away whilst making it spin on its axis for stability. The EDLS then takes over for the actual entry, descent and landing of the Beagle 2 lander. The EDLS has three separate subsystems:

25. SPL Space Plasmas Description The space Physics Laboratory (LMSPL) is a Department within Lockheed Martin Missiles and space Company's Advanced technology Center. http://www.spasci.com/projects/sp_descrp.html

Space Plasmas Group The Space Plasmas Group investigates current research topics in space plasmas. Since the 1972 discovery of Oxygen in the Earth's magnetosphere by this group, we have been a leader in the investigation of plasma composition in the Earth's magnetosphere and near comets. We have flown plasma composition experiments on the ISEE DE AMPTE , and CRRES magnetospheric missions and we have been co-investigators on the Giotto cometary mission. Currently, we have operating composition experiments on the FAST and POLAR missions. Future missions include the IMAGE magnetospheric mission and the Rosetta cometary mission as well as collaboration on the Cluster magnetospheric mission. Other activities within our group include design of small, free-flying magnetometers for space applications, all sky imaging of the aurora from the Antarctic, and planning future space plasmas missions.

26. Bienvenue à L'Agence Spatiale Canadienne - Welcome To The Canadian Space Agency Updated information on satellite, manned space flight projects, Earth observation and other peaceful application of space technology by the Canadian government. http://www.space.gc.ca/

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27. CSA - Space Technology Homepage to major international space projects have given a worldclass reputation to CSAengineers and scientists. In addition to R D activities and to its technology http://www.space.gc.ca/asc/eng/csa_sectors/technology/technology.asp

Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... Space Tech Home SEARCH: Other search options For more information... Leading, Investing and Innovating Technology Development Through CSA labs Through Industry The CSA's Space Technologies Sector (the group that manages the Space Technology Service line) plays a key role in fostering the growth of the Canadian Space Industry through its Technology Development efforts and resulting space technologies. Many new space-related technologies have been developed internally and also through contracts with industry. These space technologies have resulted in a series of successes, both on a national and international level. Through CSA laboratories or industry , many Canadian companies have capitalized on these enabling space technologies. Updated: 2003/10/21 Important Notices

28. Brazsat Space Services Ltd. Brazilian space technology company offers management services for space projects and access to microgravity platforms. http://www.brazsat.com/

29. Aerospace Technology - Industry Projects XMMNewton (X-ray Multi Mirror) space Telescope, International. Aerospace TechnologyHome, Aerospace Industry projects, Aerospace Industry Products and http://www.aerospace-technology.com/projects/

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30. Projects Within Space Science And Technology Department space Science and technology Department, Rutherford Appleton Laboratory http://www.sstd.rl.ac.uk/SSD/Projects.html

Overview News Projects Space physics Earth observation science Space ... People Projects within Space Science and Technology Department Alphabetical list of projects Atmospheric science Earth observation Solar system science Astronomy, astrophysics and fundamental physics Nautical Almanac HMNAO - Her Majesty's Nautical Almanac Office Radio Starlink - Computing service for UK Astronomers. Infra-red Darwin - Life on extra-solar planets Interferometer study. FMOS Fibre Multi Object Spectrograph IRAS - Infra-Red Astronomical Satellite. ISO - Infrared Space Observatory, ( guided tour Planck - Mapping of cosmic microwave background. SPIRE - Spectral and Photometric Imaging Receiver, part of the Herschel Space Observatory. Starlink - Computing service for UK Astronomers. UK Gemini Support Group Visible Starlink - Computing service for UK Astronomers. UK Gemini Support Group Ultra-violet IUE - International Ultraviolet Explorer. Starlink - Computing service for UK Astronomers.

31. Aerospace Technology - Bristol Spaceplanes Ascender - Sub-Orbital Space Plane, U Aerospace technology The Website for the Aerospace projects IndexReturn to Industryprojects Index, spacePLANES ASCENDER SUB-ORBITAL space PLANE, UNITED http://www.aerospace-technology.com/projects/ascender/

Return to Industry Projects Index BRISTOL SPACEPLANES ASCENDER SUB-ORBITAL SPACE PLANE, UNITED KINGDOM Bristol Spaceplanes Limited, based in Bristol, UK has prepared plans to develop the Ascender sub-orbital spaceplane. Development of Ascender is at present being funded privately. Discussions are in hand with potential investors and strategic partners. PROJECT RATIONALE The Ascender sub-orbital spaceplane is designed to carry passengers on space experience flights and spearhead low cost access to space. It has also been projected with the aim to win the "X prize". The "X prize" is an international contest designed to jump start the development of low cost, reusable launch vehicles. It offers a prize of $10 million to the first competitor who successfully flies a vehicle with passengers for up to 100km, twice. Ascender is designed to be the first sub-orbital aeroplane since the X-15 (operative from late 1950s to late 1960s), and the first ever to carry passengers to space. The backers hope it will start a sub-orbital space tourism business that would build up the credibility needed for full orbital tourism. It is based on a design included in a feasibility study for the European Space Agency. Four leading British aerospace companies took part in this study, Dowty Aerospace Limited, Dunlop Aerospace Limited, Pilkington Aerospace Limited and Ricardo Aerospace Limited. PROJECT TIMESCALE The first flight should take place in about three years time, 2003/2004. The first commercial flight should be available to the public in 2007/2008.

32. Space Top Links the satellite industry with assessment of technology, financing and links futurespace Information on future space propulsion, projects and missions http://www.space-techlist.com/

Click Here to link to our Web Directory Sub Categories Conferences and Meetings Education Images International Space Station ... Space Shuttle Other Useful Web Links Google Yahoo Dmoz Games ... Alltheweb Space Web Site Links Euro Space Center To dream of reaching for the stars, climbing on board the Space Shuttle, walking on the Moon. At the Euro Space Center, this dream becomes reality. JHU/ APL Space Department Space Resources Course notes from the University of Wisconsin. Space.com Lou Dobbs space site including news, science, business, television, books, entertainment. Launchdate - Space Information Aerospace industry and scientific information about space and spaceflight. Launch date information and related government and aerospace industry web sites. Federation of American Scientists Military Space Page PBS Deep Space Links A varied list of interesting and informative links from Public Broadcasting. ASTE - Advanced Systems and Telecommunications Equipment Top stories of the European Space Agency's ASTE program. Military Space Links - Space Command Archimedes Institute Nearly 200 links to other space policy entities. Space Week Worldwide event to involve the public in space activities. Supported by the UN, it is now celebrated Oct. 4-10 each year.

33. STS - Projects - Space Technology - GRACE http://www.fuchs-gruppe.com/sts/englisch/projekte/raumfahrt/satellit/grace.html

34. STS - Projects - Space Technology - CHAMP space technology CHAMP, more on the topic. With regard to the light project CHAMP(Challenging MicroSatellite Payload for Geophysical Research and Application http://www.fuchs-gruppe.com/sts/englisch/projekte/raumfahrt/satellit/champ.html

35. 3-5 Web-based Lessons, ESC-20 projects with next to them are from outside Region 20 the Sky; space Exploration WebSites; Wetlands; space; Beyond Our Agricultural Science technology Education. http://www.esc20.net/etprojects/formats/3_5.html

36. Space Projects Directorate Canadian space Agency (CSA) for the following two Major Crown projects. and the developmentand application of Canadian space and ground technology to meet http://www.pwgsc.gc.ca/sipss/home1/sipss/spaceprojdir-e.html

PWGSC SIPSS ORGANIZATION SCIENCE > Space Projects Directorate Space Projects Directorate The Space Projects Directorate is responsible for the provision of contracting services to the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) for the following two Major Crown projects. Canadian Space Station Program The Canadian Space Station Program ensures that Canadians benefit from their investment in space robotics and from Canada's access to the international Space Station, and that the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) meets its commitments to its international partners. The Canadian Space Station Program will contribute the Mobile Servicing System (MSS) to the International Space Station (ISS). The MSS consists of equipment and facilities located both on the space station and on the ground. Canada Earth Observation Program In cooperation with the private sector and other domestic and international partners, the Earth Observation Program focuses on providing Earth observation data and the development and application of Canadian space and ground technology to meet domestic and international needs, particularly in the areas of environmental monitoring, resource management, surveillance and disaster management. RADARSAT-1 RADARSAT-1 is a Canadian satellite program involving the private sector, the provinces and the United States. Successfully launched in November 1995, this sophisticated remote sensing satellite has a Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR), a powerful microwave instrument able to transmit and receive signals through clouds, fog, smoke, and darkness, and obtain high-quality images of the Earth in all weather.

37. Science & Technology: Ocean, Atmosphere & Space (Code 32) lightweight, broadband acoustic sources and volumetric arrays; space technologyfor ocean and atmosphere remote sensing; Highlighted projects http://www.onr.navy.mil/sci_tech/ocean/

Site Search ONR Keyword This JavaScript allows the button to be clicked on with a special mouse cursor. This should not affect any browser negatively...the function will just not work the same. Public Acquisition Military Media ... ONR Keyword(s) : ocean, atmosphere, space, oas, 32 Ocean, Atmosphere and Space (OAS) (Code 32) Note: Visit the " Job Seekers " page for current employment opportunities. The department consists of two large divisions, Sensing and Systems and Processes and Prediction , of integrated, multidisciplinary programs in naval environments, undersea warfare, and related subjects. Battlespace Environments - (BSE): Observing, modeling, and predicting both small and large scale processes in the air/ocean/shore environments. It contains the traditional oceanographic and meteorological disciplines and encompasses: Environmental Processes, Sensors/Data, Model Development, Data Assimilation and Information Exploitation, and Validation Studies. Anti-Submarine Warfare - (ASW): Detecting, localizing, and classifying submarines with active and passive acoustics as well as non-acoustic means. These are enhanced by automated data fusion and coupling with environmental understanding and modeling. Encompasses: Cooperative ASW, Wide-Area ASW Surveillance, and Battlegroup ASW Defense. This investment area includes the Littoral ASW Future Naval Capability effort.

38. Austrian Research Centers In Seibersdorf (ARC) - Homepage has a long record of successful projects performed with the European space Agency(ESA European Community (EC) Research technology Development Programmes http://www.arcs.ac.at/space

ARC Holding Space Technology and Applications : Space Technology and Applications News Spotlights Events Publications SEARCH Searchscope: Staff ARC PubDB Holding gesamt Services News Go! Extended CONTACT Address Staff Vacancy Announcements ... printable version SPACE TECHNOLOGY AND APPLICATIONS ARC Seibersdorf research is a leading contributor to the definition and future evolution of Austria's space and space-related activities in an international context. ARC Seibersdorf research has a long record of successful projects performed with the European Space Agency (ESA) and is the top ranking Austrian research institution in ESA's contractual return. ARC Seibersdorf research is a member of AUSTROSPACE, the association of Austria's space industry. The space activities of ARC Seibersdorf research lie in the field of materials research (testing and development of materials for use in space environments), propulsion systems (engineering of novel ultra-precise spacecraft positioning systems), infrastructures (application of software-intensive systems in space projects and activities in satellite-based navigation and their applications) and Earth observation applications/Monitoring (utilisation of remote-sensing data for natural and man-made environments).

39. EducationGuardian.co.uk | Higher | High-risk Space Projects Should Continue, Say said today that highrisk space projects should continue from the British and Europeanspace Agency (ESA is a Beagle 3, which takes forward this technology. . http://www.guardian.co.uk/Education/higher/sciences/story/0,12243,1113751,00.htm

Sign in Register Go to: Guardian Unlimited home UK news World news Archive search Arts Books Business EducationGuardian.co.uk Film Football Jobs Life MediaGuardian.co.uk Money The Observer Online Politics Shopping SocietyGuardian.co.uk Sport Talk Travel Audio Email services Special reports The Guardian The weblog The informer The northerner The wrap Advertising guide Crossword Dating Headline service Syndication services Events / offers Help / contacts Information Living our values Newsroom Reader Offers Style guide Travel offers TV listings Weather Web guides Working at GNL Guardian Weekly Money Observer Search this site Subjects Arts and humanities Find a job Detailed search Research news High-risk space projects should continue, says minister Staff and agencies Monday December 29, 2003 The science minister, Lord Sainsbury, said today that high-risk space projects should continue and hinted that if Beagle 2 failed the government would lend support to a Beagle 3 mission. So far all attempts to detect transmissions from the British and European Space Agency (ESA) craft, which was due to land on Mars on Christmas day, have failed. But speaking at a press conference at the Open University offices in London, the minister said: "While we are disappointed that things have not gone to plan, we are determined that the search should go on - that's both the search to make contact with Beagle 2, and to answer long-term the question of whether or not there's life on Mars." Lord Sainsbury added: "We need to be working with ESA to ensure that in some form there is a Beagle 3, which takes forward this technology."

40. ES CSTC: About The Center ES CSTC Home Public News projects Directory Reports Library EnvironmentalSystems Commercial space technology Center at the University of Florida Dept http://www.ees.ufl.edu/escstc/

@import "http://www.ees.ufl.edu/escstc/styles/default.css"; [D] ES CSTC Black Hall P.O. Box 116450 University of Florida Gainesville, FL 32611-6450 spacecenter@ees.ufl.edu About the Center Overview and Purpose The Environmental Systems Commercial Space Technology Center ( ES CSTC EES NASA , academia, and industry, and provides the facilities and support for the entire process, from development and testing to successful commercialization of a final product. Background Future mission goals of NASA Focus Areas and Projects Technical Focus Areas defined by NASA Air Revitalization Solid Waste Recovery Water Recovery All systems have a shared design goal of reduced mass and volume, low power consumption, and limited crew oversight. Successful projects will foster new partnerships with significant commercial outcomes. Participants and Organization The Center is a cooperative undertaking between NASA , the University of Florida (with participants from various Departments in addition to EES ), additional

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