Experiments in Planetary and Related Sciences and the Space Station

Author:: Williams, Richard J.
Published:: Nov 1, 1987.
Physical Description:: 1 electronic document
Additional Creators:: Greeley, Ronald

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Numerous workshops were held to provide a forum for discussing the full range of possible experiments, their science rationale, and the requirements on the Space Station, should such experiments eventually be flown. During the workshops, subgroups met to discuss areas of common interest. Summaries of each group and abstracts of contributed papers as they developed from a workshop on September 15 to 16, 1986, are included. Topics addressed include: planetary impact experimentation; physics of windblown particles; particle formation and interaction; experimental cosmochemistry in the space station; and an overview of the program to place advanced automation and robotics on the space station.

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SPACE SCIENCES (GENERAL)

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Document ID: 19890005627.
Accession ID: 89N14998.
NASA-CP-2494.
S-566.
NAS 1.55:2494.
15-16 Sep. 1986; Tempe, AZ; United States.

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