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         Propulsion:     more books (100)
  1. Occult Ether Physics: Tesla's Hidden Space Propulsion System and the Conspiracy to Conceal It (2nd Revised Edition) by William Lyne, 1998-11
  2. Fusion Energy in Space Propulsion (AIAA Education Series)
  3. Propulsion Techniques: Action and Reaction (Library of Flight Series)
  4. Air-Screws: An Introduction to the Aerofoil Theory of Screw Propulsion [1916 ] by M. A. S. Riach, 2009-09-22
  5. Jet Propulsion Laboratory: Webster's Image and Photographic History, 1949 to 2006 by Icon Group International, 2010-03-29
  6. CVX Propulsion System Decision: Industrial Base Implications of Nuclear and Non-Nuclear Options (RAND Documented Briefing Series) by John Schank, 2000-02-25
  7. Hydrodynamic Propulsion and Its Optimization: (Analytic Theory) (Fluid Mechanics and Its Applications) by J.A. Sparenberg, 2010-11-02
  8. The electric propulsion of ships by H M. 1868-1946 Hobart, 2010-08-19
  9. Key to the universe;: Or, A new theory of its mechanism. Founded upon a I. continuous orbital propulsion, arising from the velocity of gravity and its ... With mathematical demonstrations and tables by Orson Pratt, 1879
  10. Instrumentation for Airbreathing Propulsion (Progress in Astronautics & Aeronautics)
  11. Aircraft Propulsion Systems Technology and Design (Aiaa Education Series)
  12. Spacecraft Propulsion (Aiaa Education Series) by Charles D. Brown, 1996-01
  13. The Development of Propulsion Technology for U.S. Space-Launch Vehicles, 1926-1991 (Centennial Series of the Association of Former Students, Texas A&M University) by J. D. Hunley, 2007-07-12
  14. Wind Tunnel and Propulsion Test Facilities: Supporting Analyses to an Assessment of NASA's Capabilities to Serve National Needs by Philip S. Anton, 2005-05-25

81. ESA - Aurora Exploration Programme - Propulsion
Medium terms needs for propulsion are focused on propulsive descent downwards and ascent from the surface of the Moon, Mars or other planets.
http://www.esa.int/esaMI/Aurora/SEM0V9A5QCE_0.html
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Human Spaceflight and Exploration Advanced Search Propulsion
Medium terms needs for propulsion are focused on propulsive descent downwards and ascent from the surface of the Moon, Mars or other planets. Chemical propulsion needs are quite well understood for orbiters but are definitely new in Europe for abovementioned mission phases planned for Mars Sample Return and long-term missions. Furthermore, a sustainable effort on electric propulsion may make space travels much more cost-efficient and thus has to be undertaken.
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82. The Regional Planetary Image Facility At JPL
The RPIF is part of a network of 18 image facilities. NASA created the RPIFs to provide access to the NASA image collection conveniently for everyone.
http://rpif.jpl.nasa.gov/

+ View the NASA Portal OVERVIEW
NEW! RPIF Calendar Now Online. The RPIF is part of a network of 18 image facilities. NASA created the RPIFs to provide access to the NASA image collection conveniently for everyone. We are in 10 U.S.A. locations and 8 foreign countries. Here at the JPL Image Facility, we have most of the JPL press-released images, all of the historic mission photos in a variety of formats, and the press-released images from current missions. Our collection also includes all of the U.S.G.S. planetary maps, as well as a complete set of PDS (Planetary Data System) CDs and DVDs. Our document collection includes a good range of NASA and JPL missions. We serve a wide variety of users including NASA/JPL Researchers, Scientists, Educators, the Press, and of course the public. Please call to get our operating hours, and our staff will be happy to help you with your research and outreach needs. Our contact number is (818) 354-3343 We are located in Building 202 (to the left of the Credit Union) at the south end of the lab in room 100.

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