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Product details:
- Publisher Springer Nature Switzerland
- Date of Publication 2 May 2026
- ISBN 9783032114655
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages339 pages
- Size 235x155 mm
- Language English
- Illustrations XXVIII, 339 p. 47 illus., 43 illus. in color. 684
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Humanity has entered a new age of space exploration. By the end of this decade, astronauts will be back on the Moon, and plans are already underway to send future crewed missions to Mars. A Future Spacefaring Society assembles renowned researchers and professionals from the space industry to discuss the major milestones ahead. Together, they take us through the wide-ranging innovations, technologies, and capabilities that will be required for any sustainable presence in space.
The book is divided into three key sections. It begins with Entering the Golden Age of Space Exploration, outlining current plans to return to the Moon and send humans to Mars, as well as our science objectives, the role of commercial space efforts, and national security. The second section on Creating Sustainability in Space discusses the technologies necessary to make human life self-sufficient beyond Earth, and ongoing experiments that are aiding this effort. Finally, the third section on Achieving Civilization in Space examines such topics as tourism and hospitality, commerce, art and music, human reproduction, education, design and aesthetics, law, sports and entertainment, and many other elements necessary for a stable society off Earth.
With wide-ranging contributions from experts across these topics, A Future Spacefaring Society provides an overview of the extraordinary steps and people required to make sustained life in space a reality.
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Table of Contents:
Chapter 1. Pioneering a New World Through Science.- Chapter 2. Transportation Architectures.- Chapter 3. The Private Sector in Space.- Chapter 4. A JOINING OF NATIONS: Internationalism in Space.- Chapter 5. Building a Strategically Proactive U.S. Space Force: The Key for a Free and Open Cis-Lunar Region.- chapter 6. Power Hungry in Space.- Chapter 7. In Situ Resource Utilization: Living Off the Land.- Chapter 8. Long Duration Life Support: A Condensed Overview.- Chapter 9. Space Food.- Chapter 10. No Cows on Mars.- Chapter 11. The Future of Medicine, Health and Wellness in Space.- Chapter 12. The Gravity of Gravity.- Chapter 13. Deep Space Communications.- Chapter 14. umans, AI, and Robots oh my!.- Chapter 15. Synthetic Biology.- Chapter 16. Advanced Computing and Space Exploration.- Chapter 17. Faster Than Light Communication... Through Music.- Chapter 18. Planetary Surface Construction Supporting Infrastructure & Human Habitation.- Chapter 19. Producing Mega-Power for Future Space Settlement.- Chapter 20. A Martian Education: Martians in Mind, Designing Educational Theory for the Red Planet.- Chapter 21. Space Law 20 to 40 years hence (2040 to 2060).- Chapter 22. Expanding Conviviality and Human Culture into Space: An Essay.- Chapter 23. Reproduction in Space: In Context to Mars Travel and Deep Space Exploration.- Chapter 24. The Gravity of Sports in Space.- Chapter 25. Lunatics and Martians Make Beautiful Music.- Chapter 26. Will Settling Space Lead to the Evolution of a New Human Species?.
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