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Staying on the Peak of Health
This article presents potential health
effects of living on the moon. The research used is based on current
experience in space.
"About the
Space Radiation Health Project" December 14, 2004.
Britt, Robert Roy "Surviving
Space: Risks to Humans on the Moon and Mars" January 20, 2004.
"Gravity
Hurts (So Good)" 2 August 2001.
(Photo)
Merrell,M.D., Ronald. Medical College of Virginia. E-mail to the author.
7 Jan 2005.
“Operational
Space Medicine - Medical Concerns"
March 7, 2003.
Living on the Moon
This article was required by the project. Students were
required to research topics related to living and working on the moon.
Our whole team did the research and we
found
many articles on the Internet. The photo on this article came from
Space.com.
Couper, Heather, & Henbest, Nigel Reader’s Digest: How the
Universe Works pp 39-55.
David, Leonard, “Building
a Better Moonbase” Oct. 2, 2002.
David,
Leonard, “Lunar
South Pole Landing Sites Studied” June
4, 2003.
David, Leonard, “The
Moon: NASA’s Proving Ground for Mars
Missions and Beyond”
“Dining
in Space Lesson, Astronaut Food List”
“Going to the
Bathroom in Space”
“History
of Food in Space” Microsoft Encarta Encyclopedia
2003.
Portree, David “Romance
to Reality—Moon and Mars Mission
Plans” Mars Institute.
"Recycling
for Moon, Mars and Beyond"
“Why
the Moon” Nov.9, 2004
Wasser, Alan, “A
better way to promote space settlement in our lifetimes” 7
September 2004.
Moon Wars
The project required an original story based in science. We learned
about Helium-3 and the commercial interest in the moon. We also discovered
that there is quite a bit of controversy over ownership of the moon.
We anticipate future political ramifications. This
article presents
these ideas.
“Fusion
Power from the Moon” The Artemis Project.
“Lawyer "Claims" Ownership
Of The Sun”
“Living
Off the Moon”
“Mining
the Moon of Energy May Be Goal of the Next Decade”
Quick, Susanne “Mining
the Moon for Energy on Earth” Jan.
19, 2004
Schmitt, Harrison H. “Mining
the Moon” Popular Mechanics,
October 2003
“Why
the Moon” Nov.9, 2004
Wakefield, Julie “Moon’s
helium-3 Could Power Earth” ,
Space.com.
June 30, 2000
Whitehouse, David “Moon
Map Aids Discovery” Dec. 2, 1998
“Who
Really Owns the Moon?” The Lunar Registry, Jan. 4,
2005
Clothing in Space
This article is on our Style page
and is about new space suit technology. We imagined that someday, spacesuits
might be more
than practical...
they might make a lunar fashion statement. We thought the bio-suit
pictures looked like Power Rangers, so we got "fashion" photos
from RangerCentral.com
Astronauts'
Second Skin, Discovery Channel
David, Leonard, "High-Tech
Spacesuits Eyed for ‘Extreme
Exploration", Jan. 26, 2005,
Space.com
Solar Storms
This article is about solar storms which could be hazardous to astronauts
working outside on the moon.
"Weathering
Solar Storms on the Moon"
Philips, Tony "Bad
Week to be on the Moon" Jan. 28, 1005
E-nose Knows
This technology article explains how technology can protect the air
in we breathe on the moon.
Skarey, Collen “Sniffing
Out Trouble” July 15, 2002.
“E-nose Is E-nose
Is E-nose” The Technology Teacher September 2000.
Other articles and ads
“The
Moon” (weather information)
“The
Lunar Games"
“Space
Settlement Project”
Asimov Isaac “After
Apollo, A Colony on the Moon” New
York Times, May 28, 1967.
Black, Richard “China
Sets Out Moon Goals" July 7, 2004.
http://www.space-explorers.com/
http://www.spacesettlement.org/
http://edspace.nasa.gov/
http://www.lunacorp.com/tv_and_internet.htm
http://www.moonsociety.org/
http://www.asi.org/adb/02/12/03/
http://www.moonpeople.com/
http://www.windows.ucar.edu/
http://solarsystem.jpl.nasa.gov/planets/profile.cfm?Object=Moon&Display=OverviewLong
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