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    Additive Manufacturing for Human Space Exploration

    R. G. Clinton | NTIS | 2019
    Schlagwörter: Space processing , Space manufacturing , International space station , Space maintenance , Space launch system (sls) , Space exploration , Nasa space programs

    Overview of the Veggie System

    T. Smith / G. Massa | NTIS | 2019
    Schlagwörter: Food production (in space) , Long duration space flight , International space station

    ISS Science Payload Command & Data Handling

    Muri, Paul D. | NTRS | 2019
    Schlagwörter: Space Communications, Spacecraft Communications, Command And Tracking , Space , Station

    Robotic Refueling Mission 3: Cryogenic Demonstration Subsystem Operations

    R. Boyle / S. Breon / D. Hauser et al. | NTIS | 2019
    Schlagwörter: Orbital space tests , International space station

    International Space Station as a Development Testbed for Advanced Environmental Control and Life Support Systems

    L. A. Shaw | NTIS | 2019
    Schlagwörter: Cislunar space , Space exploration , International space station

    Expanding Human Presence into the Solar System Starting with the Lunar Gateway

    T. R. Gill | NTIS | 2019
    Schlagwörter: Space exploration , Space manufacturing , Space launch system (sls) , Space commercialization , International space station , Nasa space programs

    Multi-GNSS Space Service Volume (SSV): USA ICG Support and Space User Applications

    J. J. K. Parker | NTIS | 2019
    Schlagwörter: International space station

    Providing a Service that Doubles the ISS Science Data Return

    C. B. Barclay | NTIS | 2019
    Schlagwörter: Space programs , Ground stations , International space station

    Space Cold Chain: From Ground to the International Space Station and Back

    C. Mahony | NTIS | 2019
    Schlagwörter: International space station

    Enabling Technologies for Deep Space Motion Imagery

    R. Grubbs | NTIS | 2018
    Schlagwörter: Space Technology , Space communication , Deep space , International space station

    Space: An Exciting Place to Work! Working in Space (without Ever Leaving Earth?)

    C. DellaCorte | NTIS | 2018
    Schlagwörter: Space exploration , International space station

    External Contamination Integration of Visiting Vehicles on the International Space Station

    C. Steagall / R. Mikatarian / A. Y. Huang et al. | NTIS | 2018
    Schlagwörter: International space station

    In-Space Manufacturing (ISM): Make it, Don't Take It!

    N. Werkheiser | NTIS | 2018
    Schlagwörter: International space station

    WG-B - Enhancement of GNSS Performance, New Services & Capabilities

    J. J. Miller / J. Parker | NTIS | 2018
    Schlagwörter: Space Technology , Space service volume (ssv) , International space station

    NASA GNSS Activities: WG-B - Enhancement of GNSS Performance, New Services & Capabilities

    J. J. Miller / J. Parker | NTIS | 2018
    Schlagwörter: Space Technology , Space service volume (ssv) , International space station , Nasa space programs

    Development and Use of the SPACE Computer Code for Analyzing the Space Station Electrical Power System

    D. B. McKissock | NTIS | 2018
    Schlagwörter: Space station power supplies , Space transportation system flights , International space station

    Evolution of Payload Data Capabilities on the Commercial Visiting Vehicles that Service the International Space Station

    L. Wiggins | NTIS | 2018
    Schlagwörter: Space Launch Vehicles & Support Equipment , Space commercialization , International space station

    Recent Large Reduction in Space Launch Cost

    H. W. Jones | NTIS | 2018
    Schlagwörter: International space station , Space commercialization , Space shuttle payloads

    Applying Research-Based Training Principles: Towards Crew-Centered, Mission-Oriented Space Flight Training

    D. L. Dempsey / I. Barshi | NTIS | 2018
    Schlagwörter: Space flight training , Space shuttle missions , International space station , Nasa space programs