Science Fiction in the News Articles
Related to material in Space Tug
by Murray Leinster

Fifties space yarn has some fascinating ideas for space flight and space technology. The story itself is fairly simple; you'll want to read this one for the gadgets and situations. Very well imagined by Leinster.

Science fiction in the News articles describe real-world events that relate to the ideas and inventions in sf novels and movies. Select a news article:

Launch-Abort Motor For NASA: The Next Generation
   Testing the 'ejection seats' for the new Constellation space craft. And thanks to readers who made 2,000 SF in the News articles possible!

COLBERT Treadmill Long SF History
   Here are at least three references to early exercising strategies in space. How many can you think of - before people actually spent much time in orbit?

Nano-Particle Field Extraction Thruster
   A nanoFET is essentially a micro-thruster; a postage stamp-sized rocket engine. Great flexibility combined with long operational life make it perfect for small devices on long missions.

Adaptability Training System Helps Space Travelers Return
   Not just for return to Earth, systems like this could help astronauts after a long weightless voyage to Mars.

Handy Zero-G Cup
   Serving tea in space is harder than you might think.

Mini Ion Thrusters To Push Tiny Satellites
   Perfect for pushing your cubesat around.

ARED Keeps ISS Astronauts Fit
   'Joe got out the gravity-simulator harnesses... set for full Earth-gravity simulation.'- Murray Leinster, 1953.

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in the News

German Firm Seeks To Recruit Autistics
re: Elizabeth Moon
(5/22/2013)

NASA Supports Pizza Printer
re: Gene Roddenberry
(5/20/2013)

Could Ground-Based Lasers De-Orbit Space Junk?
re: Arthur C. Clarke
(5/18/2013)

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