Titlebook: Icarus‘ Second Chance; The Basis and Perspe Jacques Arnould Book 2011 Springer Vienna 2011 space.technology assessment

Complement

Jacques Arnoulde dangerous for the survival and function of the neuronal network in the brain. An attack of immune cells inside the brain includes the potential for severe neuronal damage or cell death and therefore impairment of CNS function. To avoid such undesirable action of the immune system, the CNS harbours

礼节

Jacques Arnould homeostasis, which is critical for proper function ofneurons. Meanwhile, it is accepted that immune cells do in fact gain access to the CNS and that immuneresponses can be mounted within this tissue. However, the unique CNS microenvironment strictly controlsthese immune reactions starting with tigh

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Foreknowledge

Is the sky open to us?, entitled: .? (Is the sky open to us?).. This work is probably one of the first philosophical studies conducted on the astronautics venture, once this actually became reality. To the question which forms the title of this book, its author replies: “We cannot really know the world if we do not firstl

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A brief history of space ethics,d whatsoever, with its consequences. It is his personal reason for living, his own joy and his own suffering. His triumph over the provocative enigmas of nature is essentially personal. Whether this discovery is useful or perilous, fertile or destructive, it is of as little concern to him as the fir

小平面

Icarus,e the surprise and concerns of my colleagues at having to address a philosophical subject for which their engineering training and tasks had not prepared them. To do that, I turned to one of the oldest methods used by our ancestors to ask questions about the meaning of life and the task of being hum

大约冬季

Cloud riders,pace remains topical. The place that humans currently occupy in space exploration and conquest is perhaps changing compared with what it has been until now. This change is both qualitative and quantitative. It is qualitative in that pioneering spirit is no longer what it was. Astronauts, cosmonauts

AGOG

The Spaceship Earth, “Earth is the cradle of Humanity; but mankind cannot stay in the cradle forever”. Did the passing of the 20th century and the start of the 21st century prove him right? There is nothing to confirm this. Certainly, his compatriots, as Soviets, became the firsts to send a human being into circumterre

只有

A threatening sky,Alsace, in north east France, eventually landing in a field near the city walls. A young boy, the only person to have seen the rock hit the ground, guided the curious townsfolk to the point of impact: a crater two metres deep! Not really scared, the crowd eagerly helped themselves to fragments of th

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The Greater Earth,ut subjecting the economic gains of the exploitation of these resources to a universal democratic process by ignoring the differences in the technological and financial levels of members of the international community? As international relations stand, it would seem not.”.