References

Literature:
1. Anderson, John D. Jr., Introduction to Flight, (2nd, 3rd ed.) McGraw-Hill Inc. 1978.
2. McDaniel, Randall S., Systems Division EVA Prep/Post Training Workbook NASA JSC, Houston TX. 1989.
3. Gatland, Kenneth, The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Space Technology (2nd ed.) Orions Book Inc., New York 1989.
4. Curtis, Anthony R., Space Almanac (2nd ed.) Gulf Publishing Company, 1992.
5. Canby, Courtlandt, A History of Rockets and Space Hawthorne Books Inc. Publishers New York, 1963.
6. Napolitano, L.G., Space Stations Present and Future: Proceeding of the XXVth International Astronautical Congress, Pergamon Press, 1976
7. Oberg, James E. & Alcostis R., Pioneering Space Living on the Next Frontier McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1986.
8. Ezell, Edward Clinton & Linda Nueman Ezell, The Partnership - A History of the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project, NASA SP-4209, 1978.
9. Larson, Wiley J. & James R. Wertz, Space Mission Analysis and Design (2nd ed.). Chapter 17.
10. Halliday, David & Robert Resnick, Fundamentals of Physics (3rd ed.) John Wiley & Sons Inc. 1988.
11. Williamson, Mark, Dictionary of Space Technology Adam Hilger, New York 1990.
12. Borowski, Stanley K. Nuclear Propulsion - A Vital Technology for the Exploration of Mars and the Planets Beyond NASA Tech. Mem. 101354.
13. Asker, James R., "Lunar Suit's Integral Pieces Would Help Control Rovers", Aviation Week & Space Technology v135 pp. 54-5 July 15, 1991.
14. Asker, James R., "Space Station Water Recycling Test Will Mark Milestone in Life Support", Aviation Week & Space Technology v133 pp. 68-9 Nov. 12, 1990.
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  "Stanford Team Proposes International Mars Mission" Aviation Week & Space Technology v137 p 57 July 6, 1992
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18. Jones, Lee W., "Nuclear Thermal Propulsion", Aerospace America v30 pp. 28 Dec. 1992
19. Jones, Eric M. & Harrison H. Schmitt "Pressure Suit Requirements for Moon and Mars Eva's", Submitted at ASCE Space 92 May 31, 1992
20. Waligora, J.M., D.J. Horrigan & A. Nicogossian, "The Physiology of Space Suit Atmosphere Selection", Space Biomedical Research Institute, NASA, JSC, Houston, TX.
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4. Endeavor: Then & Now
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