NASA has selected 12
proposals, including two from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena (of
California), for the study of the first phase of the Subsidiary Innovative
Concepts (NIAC). The program focuses on a detailed study and elaboration of
existing concepts without specific algorithm they use to humans. Thus, through
this process, it is planned to make a series of scientific fantasies into
reality.
The selected 12
applications, a rather controversial concept, including 3-D printing of
biomaterials, such as cells.
This also included the concept and use of galactic
cosmic rays, to display and explore the inner world of the asteroid. Another of
the concepts adopted by NASA - a "perpetual flight" special platform
that can hover in the Earth's atmosphere and become a source of Wi-Fi, energy
and more, as well as to provide images of the Earth in the best quality.
NASA's Science Mission
Directorate chose this year's origin point of a new era that may soon change
our lives.
"This Phase 1
includes potential breakthroughs in the study of the Earth and space, a variety
of operations and the potential for new ways of scientific development that
would entail possible expansion of human civilization and commerce, and
space-related" - said the software for the project Jay Volker .
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