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Study of life support systems for space missions exceeding one year in duration

R. B. Jagow, Raymond Thomas

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Regenerative life support system to minimize expendable materials aboard spacecraft during long manned flights

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Regenerative life support system to minimize expendable materials aboard spacecraft during long manned flights

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Regenerative life support system to minimize expendable materials aboard spacecraft during long manned flights

Key concepts: Duration (music), Life support system, Space (punctuation), Computer science, Engineering, Physics, Aerospace engineering, Operating system

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