Steve Howe's Gateway to... 
The Moon - new technologies for exploring the Moon such as Subterrene, microwave processing, glass from dirt, and use of lunar sulphur.
Mars - Galactic Cosmic Radiation, nuclear propulsion missions, a new kind of power conversion and why Mars Direct won't work. Includes a paper comparing a gas core nuclear rocket mission to Mars and the NASA Design Reference Mission.
Antiprotons Antimatter exists, it can be stored, and it can be used for medical, Homeland Defense, and propulsion applications. Hbar Technologies, LLC is a new small company intent upon commercializing the uses of antiprotons and designing advanced propulsion concepts such as the "Antimatter Driven Sail for Deep Space Missions"- a Phase I grant from the NASA Institute of Advanced Concepts (NIAC).
Nuclear Rockets - Rover/NERVA solid core designs and performance along with details of the current gas core research.
Honor Bound Honor Born - An exciting adventure story of the first commercial lunar base and one man's efforts to survive the hostilities of both nature and his fellow man. Order a autographed hard copy directly from the author.
So welcome and enjoy. Original Essays on Space Exploration
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"A New Way for Space"
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"Whatever Happened to
America?"
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High Energy Density Propulsion: Reducing the Risk to Humans in Planetary Propulsion - a look at what is technically possible in the next decade using nuclear propulsion.
Short bio sketch on Dr. Steven D. Howe
Winner of the Carl Sagan Electronic Memorial Site of the Month award 11/98
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