Mission control: spacebeat

Article Abstract:

The U.S. space agency, as part of its Astronomical Search for Origins Program, has agreed for nine feasibility studies of future mission concepts. Among the other proposals are Space Infrared Interferometric Telescope, Origins Billion Star Survey, Galaxy Evolution and Origins Probe, and Hubble Origins Probe.

Methods, Astronomical research, Space research

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Leaps of the imagination using the Horizon Mission Methodology

Article Abstract:

Space exploration can benefit from the application of the Horizon Mission Methodology that allows mission planners to evaluate future programs according to new paradigms. The method integrates present and future capabilities and creates the technology needed to reach future goals.

Planning, Astronautics

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The last mission of Vladimir Komarov

Article Abstract:

Vladimir Komarov died in a Soyuz flight in 1967. He was part of a mission to dock two spacecraft in Earth orbit and land on the moon. He proved his capability by manually orbiting back to earth but did not survive because of malfunctioning equipment.

History, Biography, Science and technology policy, Soviet Union, Komarov, Vladimir, Soviet Union. Soyuz Project

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