NEEP602 Course Notes (Spring 1996)
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NEEP 602/Geology 376 Course Notes

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News Flashes! (5/7/96) Term Paper Topics Term Paper Style Sheet
Date # Day Instructor Topic
22-Jan 1 M HH Schmitt A Trip to the Moon/Course Requirements
24-Jan 2 W P Brown Resource Limitations on Earth-Minerals
26-Jan 3 F HH Schmitt Resource Requirements in Space
29-Jan 4 M G Kulcinski Resource Limitations on Earth-Energy
31-Jan 5 W E. Churchwell Origin of the Solar System
2-Feb 6 F E. Churchwell Origin of the Solar System
5-Feb 7 M E. Churchwell Origin of the Solar System
7-Feb 8 W B. Meyer Origin of Mercury
9-Feb 9 F B. Meyer Origin of Venus
12-Feb 10 M HH Schmitt Evolution of the Moon as a Planet
14-Feb 11 W HH Schmitt Evolution of the Moon as a Planet
16-Feb 12 F HH Schmitt Potential Resources of the Moon
19-Feb 13 M HH Schmitt Potential Resources of the Moon
21-Feb 14 W HH Schmitt Evolution of Mars as a Planet
23-Feb 15 F HH Schmitt Potential Resources of Mars vs the Moon
26-Feb 16 M HH Schmitt Evolution and Potential Resources of the Asteroids/Comets
28-Feb 17 W G Kulcinski Exam
1-Mar 18 F G Kulcinski Extraction Techniques-Solar Wind Volatiles
4-Mar 19 M GLK/HHS Mine Planning and Mining Concepts for Lunar Resources
6-Mar 20 W G Kulcinski Extraction Techniques-Oxygen
8-Mar 21 F P. Brown Extraction Techniques for Minerals in Space
11-Mar   M   Spring Break
13-Mar   W   Spring Break
15-Mar   F   Spring Break
18-Mar 22 M HH Schmitt Lunar Base Activation Scenarios
20-Mar 23 W HH Schmitt Mars Base Activation Scenarios
22-Mar 24 F HH Schmitt General Approach to Lunar Industrialization (Saturn-VI)
25-Mar 25 M G Kulcinski Nuclear Power Sources in Space
27-Mar 26 W G Kulcinski Fusion-Principles
29-Mar 27 F G Kulcinski Helium-3 Fusion
1-Apr 28 M J Santarius Trajectories
3-Apr 29 W J Santarius Getting There and Back-Chemical Rockets
5-Apr   F   Good Friday Break
8-Apr 30 M J Santarius Getting There and Back-Electric Propulsion
10-Apr 31 W J Santarius Getting There and Back-Fusion Rockets
12-Apr 32 F G Kulcinski Applications-Orbiting Solar Satellite
15-Apr 33 M G Kulcinski Applications-Lunar Solar Station
17-Apr 34 W G Kulcinski Exam
19-Apr 35 F H Thompson Economics of Large Space Projects
22-Apr 36 M H Thompson Economics of Large Space Projects
24-Apr 37 W H Thompson Economics of Large Space Projects
26-Apr 38 F HH Schmitt Legal and International Implications
29-Apr 39 M HH Schmitt Legal and International Implications
1-May 40 W P Brown Overall Effect of Space Resources on the Earth - Minerals
3-May 41 F G Kulcinski Overall Effect of Space Resources on the Earth - Energy
6-May 42 M HH Schmitt Planning for Lunar Industrialization
8-May 43 W HH Schmitt Earth, Moon, and Mars: One Environmental System
10-May 44 F HH Schmitt/GLK Summary
16-May   R G Kulcinski Final Exam 12:25 - 2:25 p.m.


schmitt@engr.wisc.edu

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