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In space. Episode 1 / produced by Nick Farrow.

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Format:
Video
Contributor:
Atlas, Laurie., Narrator.
Farrow, Nick., Producer.
Series:
Academic Video Online
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Airplanes--Scramjet engines.
Airplanes.
Big bang theory.
Interstellar communication.
Martian meteorites.
Space sciences.
Outer space--Exploration.
Outer space.
Genre:
Documentary films.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (25 min.)
Place of Publication:
Victoria, Australia : Switch International, 2006.
Language Note:
In English.
Original language in English.
Summary:
Martian Meteorite: Here we join scientists who discovered a piece of meteor preserved in the ice of Antarctica. Space Elevator: A look at an incredible idea of building a 62,000 mile carbon elevator that could carry 13 tonnes of load into space. Space Gases: Researches in London have developed a detection device for dangerous gases that can disrupt satellites. Scram Jets: An amazing look at the testing of these jets that would travel 8 times the speed of sound. Space Wedding: Here a Russian cosmonaut marries his bride from space via a special phone. Weightlessness: We get exclusive access to training for weightlessness in space. Moon Development- With the search for the dollar continuing, the moon seems to be the new target for commercial enterprise. Goddard: Here we meet a man who despite being laughed at made some huge advances in rocket technology. Big Bang: Scientists continue their research into further understanding how the universe was born. Venus: A new computer enhancement of a bird's eye view of the surface of the mysterious planet of Venus. Space Dust: Scientist examines dust found on the Hubble telescope when taken in for repairs. Windows In Time: Here we take an amazing look at some special comets that are as old as the Universe itself.
Notes:
Title from resource description page (viewed July 15, 2014).
OCLC:
885256933

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