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"To
Inhabit the
Solar System" In narative format , stories told to audiences describe struggle and frustration after finding a simple way to use the recently discovered water in space in rockets that would take hundreds of people at a time to Mars and ice moons. Discovered at other space agencies of the United States, "not invented here" resistance and apparent heresy intensified the personal struggle. Coping with the obvious, e.g. we are the wrong species for space, and space is too expensive to exploit, contrasts the insatiable appetite for these stories audiences demanded over a decade of speaking. Not a science lesson, not sci-fi, the autobiographic story actually happened, uses the real names and real events, easy quick reading 4th Grade Version, a short summary, pdf ~ 2 megabytes, 4759 words, some color illustrations long, but easy reading Complete version draft, pdf ~ 12 MB, 250,000 words, many color illustrations link to author's autistic Asperger diagnosis |
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neospace MAPS of near earth objects Schematic maps of the solar system, showing near earth asteroids near earth comets Almost half are recently discovered "water objects" which could be useful either as "gas stations" in space, or things with useful resources (e.g. platinum, hydrocarbons) None of these will crash into Earth any time soon. Only the ones that are not on the map might. |


" Propulsion
to Moons of Jupiter Using Heat
and Water Without
Electrolysis Or Cryogenics "
This work was performed using United states
Department of Enery funding
at the Idaho National Laboratory
and the report was published under the sponsorship of NeoKismet L.L.C.,
May 2005.
Submitted
draft,
is
a
longer,
better
story
with
color
illustrations
(PDF, 206 kBytes, color, better
story)
Final
Draft
of
Paper
is
a
shorter,
concise
technical
paper
with
black
and
white
illustrations.
(PDF, 198 kBytes, black and white, per
conference rules)
Conference
Slides,
Power
Point

Paper Identification Number: 09211248Zupp
Author: Dr. Anthony Zuppero
Affiliation: NeoKismet, L.L.C.
19 Jan 2005
Anthony C. Zuppero,
William
D. Richins
for presentation to the
at the American Nuclear Society
1998 Annual Meeting Annual Meeting, June
6-10,
1998 Boston, MA
short paper on water pump needed for steam rocket.

1998
version
of
lunar
ice
water
truck
1999artwork
by Mark Maxwell
with retired NASA Johnson Space Center structures expert as coauthor
describes
nuclear-heated
steam rocket in the role of a water truck, to take lunar ice
from the moon's North or South poles and into orbit around the Moon.
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Origin of How Steam Rockets can Reduce Space Transport Cost by Orders of Magnitude
Discovery of Abundant, Accessible Hydrocarbons Nearly Everywhere in the Solar System
A Zuppero
First Zuppero paper proclaiming water in the solar system, from
planet Mercury all the way to the Kuiper belt.
Space Mineral Resources session, SPACE 96, Fifth International Conference and Exposition on Engineering, Construction and Operations in Space, Albuquerque, new Mexico, June 1-6, 1996
"Manned
Mars Missions Using Propellant From Space,"
describes using comet water, presented at "10 TH Symposium On
Space
Nuclear Power And Propulsion," January, 1993, Albuquerque, New mexico,
USA 195 Kbytes
The
Space of Earth-Crossing Objects
images of the swarm of
objects
that cross the orbit of earth cropped, printable version
(download, 2 MByte)
One use of the rocket fuel could be to bring back to Earth some of the nearly unlimited supply of hydrocarbons, which are something like "oil shale from space." The amount of hydrocarbons (dirty oil shale from space) is more than the capacity of Earth to absorb or use. (( draft story for book inhabit/ ))
these
comets appear to make a donut starting at Mars and ending at Jupiter

medium
resolution
(300 kbytes)
high
resolution (2.2
megabytes) jpg of near earth asteroids and comets
cropped printable
version (download, 2 MByte) for students
this is a 1997 working paper that shows the asteroid and comet
distributions,
and a conjecture about how spent comets might bring water to the poles
of the moon and Mercury.
rocket
fuel around Earth itself, for a faster internet connection
Another use is to bring back "rocket fuel" to orbits around Earth.
The rocket fuel would make space missions much less expensive.
Commercial
communication satellites would make a fast cell phone internet
connection
to a laptop computer. How could we use the recently discovered
"rocket
fuel" from space to make the cost of communication satellites less
expensive?

Abundant mass in space can dramatically lower the cost of a satellite
that generates electricity and sends it to Earth.
(text available on request, and still in draft form)
data
on solar heated and nuke-heated steam rockets
derivation
of optimum rocket specific impulse
from another.
The
same, optimum value of delta_V/Vsp
more
space98 viewgraphs and interesting charts
World Trade Center
9-11
I will not help those cultures
who supported the bombing
to go to space.
symetric
maxwell
equations (2.7 Megabytes jpg files)
strange
radiation (2 Megabytes jpg files)
Iwamura
(320
k
bytes,
pdf)
(index-offensive html removed 2002.10.28,
thanks and
apollogies
to Dr. Lee Plansky)
byron bay (nosp)
20100201
az
patents html
[format it correctly] also see
writing
sample ? [sine spaces]