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Dr Tu Shou- 《Space Policy》1988,4(2)
Since the early 1960s China has been making its own contribution to space exploration. This note outlines China's plans for building a space station and developing an Earth-space transporation system in the 1990s. 相似文献
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Kleczek J. van Gent R. H. Rutten Robert J. de Munck J. C. Slottje C. Severne G. Pecker Jean-Claude Postma H. Grishchuk L. P. Niewenhuijzen H. Schuiling R. D. van Beek H. F. Reijnen G. C. M. Heidmann Jean Lemaire J. Bleeker Johan Icke V. Neéman Y. Feast M. W. de Graaff W. 《Space Science Reviews》1986,43(3-4):383-396
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A De Mazière J Gonzalez-Jurado M Reijnen J Narraway G A Ubbels 《Advances in Space Research (includes Cospar's Information Bulletin, Space Research Today)》1996,17(6-7):219-223
In order to study the role of gravity on the early development of the clawed toad Xenopus laevis, we performed an experiment on the Maser-6 sounding rocket launched from Kiruna (Sweden) on 4 Nov 1993. The aim was to find out whether a short period of microgravity during fertilization and the first few minutes of development does indeed result in abnormal axis formation as was suggested by a pilot experiment on the Maser 3 in 1989. On the Maser 6 we used two new technical additions in the Fokker CIS unit, viz. a 1-g control centrifuge and a video recording unit which both worked successfully. The 1-g control centrifuge was used to discriminate between the influences of flight perturbations and microgravity. After fertilization shortly before launch, one of the first indications of successful egg activation, the cortical contraction, was registered in microgravity and on earth. Analysis of the video tapes revealed that the cortical contraction in microgravity starts earlier than at 1 g on earth. After recovery of the eggs fertilized in microgravity and culture of the embryos on earth, the morphology of the blastocoel has some consistent differences from blastulae from eggs fertilized in the 1-g centrifuge of the rocket. However from the gastrula stage onward, the microgravity embryos apparently recover and resume normal development: the XBra gene is normally expressed, and histological examination shows normal axis formation. 相似文献
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