Space tourism (Titelsatznr. 32195)

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International Standard Book Number 0387402136
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Classification number TL793
Item number .V293 2005
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Subject category code QB
Source lcco
082 00 - DEWEY DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION NUMBER
Classification number 910.919
Edition number 22
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Classification number 910.919
Item number V S
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100 1# - MAIN ENTRY--PERSONAL NAME
Personal name Van Pelt, Michel.
245 10 - TITLE STATEMENT
Title Space tourism
Medium [Book :]
Remainder of title adventures in Earth's orbit and beyond /
Statement of responsibility, etc. Michal Van Pelt.
260 ## - PUBLICATION, DISTRIBUTION, ETC. (IMPRINT)
Place of publication, distribution, etc. New York :
Name of publisher, distributor, etc. Springer,
Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2005.
300 ## - PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION
Extent 217 p. :
Other physical details ill. (some col.) ;
Dimensions 23 cm.
504 ## - BIBLIOGRAPHY, ETC. NOTE
Bibliography, etc Includes bibliographical references (p. 207-212) and index.
505 00 - FORMATTED CONTENTS NOTE
Title Preface --
-- Introduction --
Miscellaneous information ch. 1.
Title Before the flight --
Miscellaneous information The
Title experience begins --
Miscellaneous information ch. 2.
Title Selection for spaceflight --
-- When can you go? --
-- Safety first --
-- Radiation --
-- Back in the atmosphere --
-- Landing --
Miscellaneous information ch.3.
Title Getting ready --
-- Safety --
-- Spaceflight theory --
-- Geography --
-- Medical issues --
Miscellaneous information The
Title third day --
-- EVA training --
-- Centrifuge and water landing survival --
Miscellaneous information ch. 4.
Title Astronauts at school --
-- Training program --
-- Preparing the spacecraft --
Miscellaneous information ch. 5.
Title Launch --
Miscellaneous information ch. 6. The
Title sky is not the limit --
-- Making it affordable --
Miscellaneous information The
Title development of spaceplanes --
-- Reusability --
-- Financing the future --
-- Nuclear rockets, laser craft and space elevators --
Miscellaneous information ch. 7.
Title In orbit --
-- Earth orbit --
-- Activities in microgravity --
Miscellaneous information The
Title "Freedom Flyer" --
-- Going outside --
Miscellaneous information ch. 8.
Title Space stations : giant cans and wheels in the sky --
-- Hotels in space? --
-- Checking in at a 2040+ space hotel --
-- Microgravity sports and recreation --
-- Space loving --
-- Space food --
-- Sweet dreams --
-- Pets in space --
Miscellaneous information ch. 9. The
Title end of the tour --
Miscellaneous information ch. 10.
Title Returning from space --
-- Rough landings --
-- Spacediving --
-- Putting your feet back on the ground --
-- Souvenirs --
Miscellaneous information ch. 11.
Title To the moon, Mars and beyond --
-- Fly me to the moon --
-- Lunar activities --
-- Reaching the moonbase --
-- Mars vacation --
-- Space colonies --
-- More distant worlds --
-- Mercury --
-- Venus --
Miscellaneous information The
Title giant planets and Pluto --
-- Asteroids and comets --
Miscellaneous information The
Title constraints of distance --
-- At the speed of light --
Miscellaneous information ch. 12. The
Title road ahead --
-- Cost and safety --
-- Be a space tourist now --
-- Bibliography --
-- Index.
520 ## - SUMMARY, ETC.
Summary, etc. "Space tourism is just science fiction ... or is it?" The face of space travel is changing rapidly. A growing number of well-funded and technologically savvy organizations are privately developing and testing new kinds of space vehicles, and even competing against one another in highly publicized space-flight contests. Over the last few years, tow private citizens, both multi-millionaires, have taken separate trips into space that they paid for with their own money. And even commercial air carriers have begun to consider, and in at least one case invest in, the private development of spacecraft what will take travelers on mind-boggling flights to the very edge of space. Suddenly it seems that frequent if not routine space travel for ordinary citizens - long depicted as fantasy in movies and science fiction stories - may become a reality. To be sure, the economic, political, and technological hurdles to widespread participation in space flight are daunting. Investors and business managers will have to work hard to bring down the price of entry to a very small fraction of the $20 million each paid by pioneering space tourists like Dennis Ito and Mark Shuttleworth. Aside from the issues of passenger safety and comfort, even relatively modest flights to the edge of space will require a lot more investigation and testing - of reusable spacecraft, of efficient and safe propulsion and guidance systems, and of training and conditioning regimens for potential space travelers. Still, as van Pelt demonstrates, the development of a viable space tourism industry is already happening. This book includes a brief history of human space flight, highlighting the challenges and opportunities faced by astronauts and cosmonauts over the last forty years. From the front lines of industry and government research centers, it reports in technical detail on experiments in space flight that are currently underway. The book also discusses the attitudes (not always positive) of governments and key non-governmental organizations toward private space travel. And van Pelt creates imaginative scenarios to suggest what it will feel like - to prepare for a flight, to go through launch, to experience microgravity, and to look back up into the blackness of space and down at the curvature of Earth from a place that until now very few humans have ever visited. - Dust jacket.
521 ## - TARGET AUDIENCE NOTE
Target audience note All Ages.
650 #0 - SUBJECT ADDED ENTRY--TOPICAL TERM
Topical term or geographic name as entry element Space tourism
Form subdivision Popular works.
650 #0 - SUBJECT ADDED ENTRY--TOPICAL TERM
Topical term or geographic name as entry element Astronautics
Form subdivision Popular works.
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