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- In-situ_resource_utilization abstract "In space exploration, in-situ resource utilization (ISRU) describes the proposed use of resources found or manufactured on other astronomical objects (the Moon, Mars, Asteroids, etc.) to further the goals of a space mission.According to NASA, "In-situ resource utilization will enable the affordable establishment of extraterrestrial exploration and operations by minimizing the materials carried from Earth."ISRU can provide materials for life support, propellants, construction materials, and energy to a science payload or a crew deployed on a planet, moon, or asteroid.It is now very common for spacecraft to harness the solar radiation found in-situ, and it is likely missions to planetary surfaces will also use solar power. Beyond that, ISRU has not yet received any practical application, but it is seen by exploration proponents as a way to drastically reduce the amount of payload that must be launched from Earth in order to explore a given planetary body.Proposals have been made for "mining" atmospheric gases for rocket propulsion, using what is called a Propulsive Fluid Accumulator.".
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- In-situ_resource_utilization wikiPageExternalLink ISRU.
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- In-situ_resource_utilization wikiPageExternalLink www.isruinfo.com.
- In-situ_resource_utilization wikiPageExternalLink LTaylor.pdf.
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- In-situ_resource_utilization wikiPageExternalLink Bienhoff_AIAASpace2011.pdf.
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- In-situ_resource_utilization subject Category:Exploration_of_the_Moon.
- In-situ_resource_utilization subject Category:Missions_to_Mars.
- In-situ_resource_utilization subject Category:Space_colonization.
- In-situ_resource_utilization subject Category:Spaceflight.
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- In-situ_resource_utilization comment "In space exploration, in-situ resource utilization (ISRU) describes the proposed use of resources found or manufactured on other astronomical objects (the Moon, Mars, Asteroids, etc.) to further the goals of a space mission.According to NASA, "In-situ resource utilization will enable the affordable establishment of extraterrestrial exploration and operations by minimizing the materials carried from Earth."ISRU can provide materials for life support, propellants, construction materials, and energy to a science payload or a crew deployed on a planet, moon, or asteroid.It is now very common for spacecraft to harness the solar radiation found in-situ, and it is likely missions to planetary surfaces will also use solar power. ".
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