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Title
The Man-Machine System in Space Vehicles
Reference
YA2007.25/2/2/7
Production date
-10-1958 - -10-1958

Creator

U.S. Office of Naval Research Biography Biography
The U.S. Office of Naval Research was established on August 1, 1946 and authorized under Public Law 588 to support science and technology research for the benefit of the US Navy and Marine Corps.
Hoover, George W.Biography Biography
Worked as a Weapons System Manager, Air Branch, US Office of Naval Research.

Scope and Content
A paper discussing physiological and psychological needs of man in space and how to ensure the spacecraft is suitable to maximise man's work efficiency. Presented at the B.I.S [British Interplanetary Society] Space Medicine Symposium, London on 16th-17th October 1958.
Language
English
Level of description
ITEM
Repository name
Science and Industry Museum

Associated people and organisations

Hoover, George W.Biography Biography
Worked as a Weapons System Manager, Air Branch, US Office of Naval Research.
U.S. Office of Naval Research Biography Biography
The U.S. Office of Naval Research was established on August 1, 1946 and authorized under Public Law 588 to support science and technology research for the benefit of the US Navy and Marine Corps.

Subject
Aerospace engineering
Aeronautics
Airline industry
Conditions governing access
Open access.
Conditions governing Reproduction
Copies may be supplied in accordance with current copyright legislation and Science Museum Group terms and conditions.

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contains 5 partsTOPYA2007.25 Papers relating to the Development of a Full Pressure Suit by P Frankenstein & Sons
- contains 4 partsSERIESYA2007.25/2 Research and Development for the British Space Programme
  - contains 10 partsSUB-SERIESYA2007.25/2/2 Symposium on Space Medicine Papers
    ITEMYA2007.25/2/2/7 The Man-Machine System in Space Vehicles