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	Book The second conference on lunar bases and space activities of the 21st Century Mendell, Wendell NASA, Office of Management, Scientific and Technical Information Program , 1992, Vol. 2

	Book The second conference on lunar bases and space activities of the 21st century : papers from a conference, Houston, Texas, April 5-7, 1988 Mendell, Wendell NASA , 1992, Vol. 1

	Report Geoscience and a lunar base : a comprehensive plan for lunar exploration Taylor, G. Jeffrey ; Spudis, Paul D. 1989

	Report Geological requirements for lunar base operations : project report Spudis, Paul D. NASA, Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center , 1989

	Book Geophysical and geochemical exploration of the moon and planets : proceedings of a conference at the Lunar Science Institute, Houston, Texas, 10-12 january 1973 Strangway, David W. D. Reidel Publishing Company , 1974

	Book Low-cost lunar access : conference proceedings, May 7, 1993, Arlington, Virginia American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics , 1993

	Video cassette Reading the Moon's secrets NASA CORE , 1976 This program is divided into ten short segments, each adressing an important aspect of lunar knowledge.

Video cassette History of space travel : episodes 9, 10, 11 & 12 NASA CORE , 1980 Episode 9: Debriefing-Apollo 8. The story of mankind's first orbit around the Moon. Episode 10: The first flight of Apollo 11. Story of man's first Moon landing in July 1969. Episode 11: Apollo 16, nothing so hidden. Visual documentary account of the Apollo 16 lunar landing mission and exploration in the highland region of the Moon. Episode 12: Four rooms earthview. Skylab was the first US manned space station. This program tells the story of the 3 missions.

Video cassette Journey through the solar system : episodes 5, 6, 7 & 8 NASA CORE , 1982 Episode 5: Assignment...Shoot for the Moon. Illustrates how the moon was surveyed by machines prior to man's first lunar landing. Episode 6: The Moon and Man. Segments many of the manned expeditions to the moon. Episode 7: The fourth planet. Mars has been the setting for many tales of science-fiction. This program shows how information gleaned from space missions began to separate facts from fiction. Episode 8: Life on Mars? Describes the experiments conducted on the martian surface in search for life.

Video cassette Moonwalk : episodes 1, 2, 3 &4 NASA CORE , 1970 Episode 1: The day before. Highlights the mood of the people during the long awaited Apollo 11 mission. This unprecedent journey captured the heart of all the world. Episode 2: Adapting to a space environment. Examines the testing procedures Apollo operators used to simulate the space environment. Episode 3: One small step. Focuses on Neil Armstrong's historical first step on the moon's surface. Episode 4: The moon on Earth. An examination of the research conducted on moon rocks by Apollo 11 mission.

Book The moon : resources, future development and colonization Schrunk, David John Wiley & Sons , Praxis Publishing , 1999 In the past five years, there has been growing interest in idea of an immediate return to the Moon, and its development as a platform for science, industrialization and exploration of our solar system and beyond. This book describes the reasons why we should now return to lunar development and settlement, and how this goal may be accomplished. In "The moon: resources, future development and colonization" , the authors consider the rationale and steps necessary for establishing permanent bases on the Moon. Their innovative and scientific-based analysis concludes that the Moon has sufficient resources for large-scale human development. Their case for development includes arguments for a solar-powered electric grid and railroad, creation of a utilities infrastructure, habitable facilities, scientific operations and the involvement of private enterprise with the public sector in the macroproject. By transferring and adapting existing technologies to the lunar environment, it will be possible to use lunar resources and solar power to build a global lunar power-communication-transportation-manufacturing infrastructure. This will support the migration of increasing numbers of people from Earth, and realization of the Moon's scientific potential. As an inhabited world, the Moon will become a centre for Solar System exploration, human settlement, and exploitation of the resources of near-Earth objects. The development on the Moon of an "off-Earth economy" will result in substantial benefits on our home planet.

Book Exploring the moon : the Apollo expeditions Harland, David Michael Springer-Verlag , Praxis Publishing , 1999, xv, 411 p. "Exploring the Moon" focuses on the exploration carried out by the Apollo astronauts while on the lunar surface, and not on the technology of getting there. It is a story of the great adventure of exploring the Moon, and combines the words of the astronauts themselves with the photographs they took. "Exploring the Moon" is a lunar travelogue, a minute-by-minute account of what the astronauts did, said and felt, enhanced by their subsequent reflections. As you read this book, you will seem to walk with the astronauts as they explore... David Harland concentrates on the final three Moon landings - Apollos 15, 16, and 17 - each of which spent three days on the lunar surface and used the famous "lunar rover" vehicle to get around. The three missions accounted for three-quarters of all lunar surface activity to date. Although you can read the text for its description of a unique adventure, the work of the astronauts is related to studies of lunar geology and will enable those interested in planetary geology to understand how a "field trip" on the lunar surface was conducted. There is also a "before and after discussion" of the results of the Apollo programme.

	Book Planetary science : a lunar perspective Taylor, Stuart Ross Lunar and Planetary Institute , 1982

	Collected works Remembering Apollo 11 : the 30th anniversary data archive CD-ROM NASA , 1999

	CD-ROM Return to the moon Lunar Eclipse Software , 1994

	Report A moon programme : the European view Battrick, Bruce ESA Publications Division , 1994

	ISU Team Project rep METZTLI : an International Space Station approach to lunar exploration : Team Project report International Space University , 2003

	Report Nuclear Power Systems for Lunar and Mars Exploration : prepared for the 41st International Astronautical Conference cosponsored by IAF and AIAA, Dresden, Germany, October 6-13, 1990 R.J. SOVIE ; J.M. BOZEK NASA, Lewis Research Center , 1990

	Report Space Reactor/Stirling Cycle Systems for High Power Lunar Application Schmitz, Paul C. ; Mason, Lee S. 1991

	Report Space-based manufacturing from nonterrestrial materials : the 1976 NASA-Ames Research Center study 1977

Book The moon : resources, future development and settlement Schrunk, David G. Springer , 2007 In the past five years, there has been growing interest in idea of an immediate return to the Moon, and its development as a platform for science, industrialization and exploration of our solar system and beyond. This book describes the reasons why we should now return to lunar development and settlement, and how this goal may be accomplished. In "The moon: resources, future development and colonization" , the authors consider the rationale and steps necessary for establishing permanent bases on the Moon. Their innovative and scientific-based analysis concludes that the Moon has sufficient resources for large-scale human development. Their case for development includes arguments for a solar-powered electric grid and railroad, creation of a utilities infrastructure, habitable facilities, scientific operations and the involvement of private enterprise with the public sector in the macroproject. By transferring and adapting existing technologies to the lunar environment, it will be possible to use lunar resources and solar power to build a global lunar power-communication-transportation-manufacturing infrastructure. This will support the migration of increasing numbers of people from Earth, and realization of the Moon's scientific potential. As an inhabited world, the Moon will become a centre for Solar System exploration, human settlement, and exploitation of the resources of near-Earth objects. The development on the Moon of an "off-Earth economy" will result in substantial benefits on our home planet.

	Book Apollo 9 : the NASA mission reports Godwin, Robert Apogee books , 2002

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