Space Exploration Research de John H. Denis

Space Exploration Research

John H. Denis

Space exploration is an immense and expanding field. The quest for knowledge about space has resulted in hundreds of very important technologies which have been incorporated into society's fabric including the biomedical field. This book examines a multitude of issues related to space exploration including philosophy, biology, dark energy, space tourism, space station measurements, supernova, and Saturn's rings.

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Preface; Space: The Province of Mankind- A Brief Philosophical Approach to Space Exploration; A Legal Regime for Space Tourism: The Future for Commercialization of Space Stations; Hypometabolism as a Resource for Manned Long-term Space Flights: A Challenging Perspective; C Elegans: A Model System for Studying Biological Effects of the Space Environment; Structure and Transport of the Martian Surface Material; Supernovae as Probes for Dark Energy; Fingerprints of a Local Supernova; The Study for Black Hole in M-Theory; On the 5D Extra-Force According to Basini-Capozziello-Ponce De Leon Formalism and Four Important Features: Strong Gravitational Fields, Kar-Sinha Gravitational Fields, Kar-Sinha Gravitational Bending of Light in Extra Dimensions, Gravitational Red Shift affected by Extra Dimensions and the Experimental Research of Extra Dimensions On-Board International Space Station (ISS) using Laser Beams; History of the Discovery Saturn's Rings and Moons; Origin of the Saturn Rings: Electromagnetic Model of the Sombrero Rings Formation; Periodic Fine-Scale Structure in Saturn's Rings: A Theory of Self-Gravity Density Waves; Continuous Wavelet Transform as an Effective Tool for the Detecting of Saturn Rings' Structure; Space Science Applications of Aerogels; Origin and Early Evolution of the Atmospheres and Oceans on the Terrestrial Planets; Dynamics and Disruption Mechanisms of Asteroids: Origin of Near-Earth Objects and Consequences on their Physical Properties; Hilda Asteroids in the Jupiter Neighborhood; Observation of Chaotic Processes in Earth Rotation; Agriculture on Earth and on Mars; The Geology of the Venusian Plants; Europa: New Horizons for Astrobiology; Neutron Dosimetry Inside the International Space Station; Index.