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1. Verfasser:	Shayler, David J. 1955- (VerfasserIn)
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Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Berlin ; Heidelberg ; New York Springer [2009]
Schriftenreihe:	Springer Praxis books in space exploration
Schlagworte:	Geschichte Bemannte Raumfahrt Rettung Technische Sicherheit Sicherheitsmaßnahme
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Beschreibung:	xxxv, 356 Seiten Illustrationen, Diagramme 24 cm
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adam_text	CONTENTS AUTHOR S PREFACE ....................................... XIII ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ...................................... XV FOREWORD BY PAUL J. WEITZ ................................ XVII LIST OF FIGURES ........................................ XXI LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS ........................... XXVII PROLOGUE ............................................ XXXI I STS-107: RESCUE OR REPAIR? ............................. 1 COLUMBIA S LAST FLIGHT ................................. 1 COLUMBIA S 28TH MISSION ........................... 3 COLUMBIA IS LOST ................................ 4 THE PHYSICAL CAUSE ............................... 5 RESCUE OR REPAIR? ................................... 6 EXTENDING THE MISSION ............................ 6 INSPECTION EVA ................................ 6 ATLANTIS TO THE RESCUE ............................. 9 RESCUE MISSION CREWING ........................... 10 THE SPACE SHUTTLE RESCUE BALL ........................... 10 HYPOTHETICAL COLUMBIA RESCUE MISSION PROFILE ................. 14 TEMPLATE COMPARISONS ............................ 14 ATLANTIS RESCUE MISSION ............................ 15 RESCUE EVA ................................... 19 ATLANTIS RETURN AND COLUMBIA DISPOSAL .................. 22 A REPAIR EVA OPTION? ................................ 23 LIMITED OPTIONS ................................. 24 $ BIIOTHEK T)PUTECHESL INSENM ::: .. VI CONTENTS REPAIR EVA TECHNIQUES ........................... 26 ALTERNATIVE OPTIONS .................................. 26 LIOH REGENERATION ............................... 26 ALTERNATIVE VEHICLES .............................. 27 REALITY CHECK ...................................... 27 REFERENCES ........................................ 29 2 SPACE: A FINAL FRONTIER ................................ 31 AMBASSADORS OF HUMANITY ............................. 32 THE OUTER SPACE TREATY-AN INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENT ....... 32 RESCUE AGREEMENT ............................... 33 KEEPING IT UPDATED .............................. 34 BACK TO THE FUTURE ............................... 35 THE THEORY OF RISK ................................... 36 KEEPING THE PUBLIC AWARE .......................... 38 HAZARDS OF FLYING IN SPACE .......................... 38 RESCUE SYSTEMS AND OPTIONS ......................... 43 SAFETY IN MISSION DESIGN ............................... 47 MISSION DESIGN ................................. 47 NOMINAL MISSION DESIGN ........................... 49 CONTINGENCY MISSION DESIGN ......................... 50 DEFINING LAUNCH ABORTS ............................ 52 ORBITAL OPERATIONS CONDENSATION ...................... 54 DESCENT PHASE CONSIDERATION ........................ 54 SUMMARY ......................................... 55 REFERENCES ........................................ 56 3 TRAINING TO SURVIVE ................................... 57 NASA ASTRONAUT SURVIVAL AND WILDERNESS TRAINING .............. 57 MERCURY ..................................... 58 GEMINI ...................................... 60 APOLLO, ., * ........ ***...... ........... 63 SHUTTLE ...................................... 67 CONSTELLATION .................................. 74 RUSSIAN COSMONAUT SURVIVAL TRAINING ....................... 74 VOSTOK AND VOSKHOD ............................. 74 SOYUZ ....................................... 76 ZOND ....................................... 80 BURAN ....................................... 80 CHINESE SURVIVAL TRAINING ............................... 81 PASSENGER AND SPECIALIST SURVIVAL TRAINING .................... 81 AMERICAN PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS ........................ 82 RUSSIAN COSMONAUT RESEARCHERS ....................... 83 INTERNATIONAL CREWING ............................. 84 REFERENCES ........................................ 84 CONTENTS VII 4 PAD ESCAPE ........................................ 85 IF A LAUNCH GOES WRONG ............................... 85 AT THE PAD ........................................ 86 BAIKONUR COSMODROME ............................ 86 CAPE CANAVERAL ................................. 89 KENNEDY SPACE CENTER ............................ 93 VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE ......................... 104 CHINA ....................................... 105 REFERENCES ........................................ 106 5 LAUNCH ESCAPE, 1: ESCAPE TOWERS .......................... 107 ESCAPE TOWERS ...................................... 107 MERCURY LAUNCH ESCAPE TOWER .......................... 108 RELIABILITY AND SAFETY IN FLIGHT ....................... 108 MERCURY ESCAPE TOWER ............................ 109 SYSTEM OPERATION ................................ 111 THE ASTRONAUT CHICKEN SWITCH ...................... 114 EVOLVING THE SYSTEM .............................. 115 LITTLE ROCKET FOR A BIG ROLE ......................... 115 FORM-FITTING COUCH ............................... 118 WIND TUNNELS AND GROUND TESTS ....................... 118 TRACTOR ROCKET DEFINITION ........................... 118 BEACH ABORT PROGRAM ............................. 119 LITTLE JOE ..................................... 119 MERCURY-REDSTONE ............................... 123 THE DAY THEY LAUNCHED THE ESCAPE TOWER ................ 123 MERCURY-ATLAS .................................. 125 SUMMARY ..................................... 125 GEMINI LAUNCH ESCAPE TOWER ........................... 126 APOLLO LAUNCH ESCAPE TOWER ........................... 127 OVERVIEW ..................................... 128 HARDWARE ..................................... 128 OPERATION .................................... 131 APOLLO ABORT CAPABILITIES ........................... 134 LAUNCH ESCAPE SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT ................... 138 WHITE SANDS LAUNCH FACILITY ........................ 141 GROUND-BASED TEST PROGRAM ......................... 142 APOLLO LES FLIGHT TEST PROGRAM ...................... 144 PAD ABORT TESTS ................................. 144 LITTLE JOE TEST PROGRAM ............................ 148 SATURN 1 UNMANNED TEST PROGRAM ..................... 151 MANNED OPERATIONS .............................. 152 SUMMARY ..................................... 153 SOYUZ LAUNCH ESCAPE TOWER ............................ 153 DEVELOPMENT .................................. 154 VIII CONTENTS TESTING THE SYSTEM ............................... 157 SYSTEM UPGRADES ................................ 159 DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION .......................... 160 OPERATIONAL EXPERIENCES ........................... 162 SUMMARY ..................................... 163 OTHER SOVIET ESCAPE TOWERS ............................. 163 TKS FERRY FOR ALMAZ ............................. 163 COSMONAUTS FOR THE MOON ......................... 164 LAUNCH ESCAPE ................................. 164 SHENZHOU LAUNCH ESCAPE SYSTEM ......................... 166 ORION LAUNCH ESCAPE TOWER ............................ 168 THE FLIGHT TEST OFFICE ............................ 170 THE TEST PROGRAM ................................ 170 TEST VEHICLE CONFIGURATIONS .......................... 172 LAUNCH ABORT SYSTEM ............................ 173 TEST STAND PREPARED .............................. 175 AA-1 AND BEYOND ............................... 176 SUMMARY ......................................... 176 REFERENCES ........................................ 177 6 LAUNCH ESCAPE, 2: EJECTION SEATS .......................... 179 EJECTION SEAT HISTORY ................................. 179 ROCKET PLANES ...................................... 180 X-1, BREAKING THE BARRIER WITH A PARACHUTE (1946-1958) ...... 181 SKYSTREAK AND SKYROCKET (1947-1956) .................. 181 X-2, A DIFFERENT APPROACH (1952-1956) .................. 181 X-3, STILETTO (1952-1956) ........................... 183 X-4, TAILLESS RESEARCH (1948-1953) ..................... 183 X-5, SWEPT-WING AND VARIABLE SWEPT-WING RESEARCH (1951-1955). . 183 X-13, VERTICAL TAKE-OFF AND LANDING RESEARCH (1955-1959) ...... 183 X-14, VSTOL TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT (1957-1981) ......... 184 X-15,, PUSHING THE ENVELOPE AT THE FRINGE OF SPACE (1959-1968) .. 184 X-20, DYNA SOAR (NEVER-REACHED-FLIGHT STAGES) ............. 185 LIFTING BODY TECHNOLOGY, FLYING BATHTUBS (1963-1975) ........ 187 FROM THE SOUND BARRIER TO THE SPACE SHUTTLE AND BEYOND ..... 187 VOSTOK, SINGLE-SEAT EJECTION ............................. 187 DEVELOPING THE SYSTEM ............................ 188 OPERATION .................................... 189 NO ESCAPE FROM VOSKHOD .......................... 190 GEMINI, TWO-MAN EJECTION .............................. 190 HUMAN-RATING THE TITAN ........................... 190 GEMINI EJECTION SYSTEM ............................ 192 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION ............................... 192 SEQUENCE OF EVENTS ............................... 195 TEST PROGRAM .................................. 196 CONTENTS IX GEMINI FLIGHT OPERATION ............................ 203 GEMINI AND MANNED ORBITING LABORATORY ................... 204 TITAN IIM MALFUNCTION DETECTION SYSTEM ................ 204 GEMINI B ESCAPE MODES ........................... 205 ESCAPE TOWER ON GEMINI B? ......................... 206 ALTERNATIVE CHOICES ............................... 206 SHUTTLING INTO SPACE .................................. 207 NASA SHUTTLE LAUNCH PROFILE ............................ 207 EARLY DEVELOPMENTS .............................. 208 EJECTION SEATS INSTALLED ............................ 211 NASA SHUTTLE ABORT MODES ............................. 216 DEFINING AN ABORT ............................... 218 SOVIET BURAN LAUNCH ESCAPE ............................ 224 ORIGINS OF BURAN RESCUE ........................... 224 LAUNCH EMERGENCY SITUATION ......................... 225 EJECTION OPTION ................................. 225 BURAN STRIZH FULL-PRESSURE RESCUE SUIT ................... 227 BURAN LAUNCH ABORT OPTIONS ......................... 228 HERMES, EUROPE S SHUTTLE .............................. 229 ORIGINS OF A SPACEPLANE ........................... 230 ESCAPE FOR EURONAUTS ............................. 230 REFERENCES ........................................ 235 7 AWAY FROM EARTH ................................... 237 THE APOLLO ERA ..................................... 237 APOLLO ALTERNATIVE MISSIONS ......................... 238 APOLLO EARTH ORBITAL ............................. 238 LUNAR DISTANCE ................................. 242 APOLLO, HUMANS ON THE MOON ....................... 243 SUPPORT ON THE GROUND AND IN SPACE ................... 250 LUNAR LANDING SITES .............................. 250 FREE RETURN OR HYBRID ............................. 251 NO ALTERNATIVES ................................. 253 APOLLO S BUDDY SYSTEM ............................ 254 CONTINGENCY MOONWALKS ........................... 255 GRAND PLANS AND DESIGN STUDIES .......................... 256 BAILOUT RE-ENTRY ................................. 257 SPACE SHUTTLE CONTINGENCY OPERATIONS ...................... 262 FOCUS OF STUDY ................................. 263 CONTINGENCY SHUTTLE CREW SUPPORT (CSCS) ............... 267 SAFER EVAS ..................................... 269 SPACE STATION EMERGENCIES .............................. 270 FROM FIRST TO X-38 ............................. 270 CAPSULE RESCUE OPTIONS ............................ 275 SAFETY ON THE SPACE STATION ............................ 278 X CONTENTS PROBLEM AREAS .................................. 278 SAFE HAVEN .................................... 279 HELLO, HOUSTON ..................................... 280 ROLE OF MISSION CONTROL ........................... 280 CONTINGENCY ACTION PLANS .......................... 281 WHO IS RESPONSIBLE? .............................. 281 RESPONSIBILITIES ................................. 283 TEAM PLAYERS .................................. 284 SUMMARY ......................................... 284 RETURN TO THE MOON, TO MARS AND BEYOND? .................. 284 REFERENCES ........................................ 285 8 RETURN TO EARTH .................................... 287 THE LANDING SCOREBOARD ............................... 287 GET-ME-DOWN SUITS .................................. 288 SOKOL K (KOSMICHESKY, SPACE FALCON) PRESSURE SUIT ............. 290 PARACHUTES ........................................ 292 VOSTOK AND VOSKHOD ............................. 292 MERCURY ..................................... 294 DEVELOPMENT AND TESTING ..................... 295 GEMINI ...................................... 298 DEVELOPMENT AND TESTING ..................... 300 APOLLO ....................................... 302 DEVELOPMENT ............................. 304 TESTING ................................. 307 SOYUZ ....................................... 312 DEVELOPMENT ............................. 312 SHENZHOU ..................................... 315 FLYING HOME ....................................... 319 SHUTTLE ...................................... 319 BURAN ....................................... 320 SWIFT EXIT FROM BURAN ............................ 321 SURVIVAL EQUIPMENT .................................. 322 UNITED STATES .................................. 322 SOVIET UNION/RUSSIA .............................. 325 CHINA ....................................... 325 SEARCH AND RESCUE ................................... 326 UNITED STATES .................................. 326 SOVIET UNION/RUSSIA .............................. 337 CHINA ....................................... 338 SUMMARY ......................................... 338 REFERENCES ........................................ 338 SUMMARY ........................................... 341 BIBLIOGRAPHY ......................................... 345 INDEX .............................................. 349
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