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... explore the evolution of the cosmos. It also will discover new worlds outside our solar system and advance the search for worlds that could be suitable for life. NASA's Agency Program Management ... enable detailed measurements of the chemical makeup of planetary atmospheres. Comparing these data across many worlds will allow scientists to better understand the origin and physics of these atmospheres, and search ...

... fresh new craters are transformed to old." ''(W Post, 7/28/69, A6)'' President Nixon toured Jakarta Fair during Indonesian visit. He offered to send Indonesian President Suharto and other world chiefs ... news abroad. At peak, Apollo 11 story was going out in 22 languages to every world area except some Communist countries. "Even those had the radio beams directed at them." ''(W ... manned stations on the moon so that we may truly explore and perhaps exploit the new world that we have already conquered. The manned orbiting station that NASA has proposed should be ...

... can open new worlds, where eventually exciting new extraterrestrial societies will be founded. Mankind will move onward to settle and colonize other worlds, and the United Nations will encompass new territories, if not new dimensions." NASA centers and tracking stations around world ...

... the North Atlantic, could connect areas possessing nearly 90 percent of all the world's present telephones . . . . "One new transistorized cable will have a capacity almost double that of all existing transoceanic ... had cancelled Columbus' voyage which opened the New World. They are more often right than they know. What is at stake are not only the new marvels to be found, but also the profound transfiguration of the source of the search. "After the voyage of Columbus the Old World was never the same ...

... recent launches and forthcoming launch preparations. 66 - INTERNATIONAL Space Report Space news from around the world. 67 - SATELLITE DIGEST - 273 This month's listing of recent spacecraft launchings. Space Miscellany. 72 ... OF THE FUTURE Stephen Ashworth proposes a new world-philosophy centered on the vision of mankind's odyssey into the universe. News and Events. 426 - NEW MOMENTUM FOR EUROPEAN SPACE Major and far ...

... , we didn't know what that meant at the time. So it was a brand-new world. I mean, I walked around for days kind of in a fog because I didn ... -speed networks that we have and everything, so we deployed flight control teams around the world to view the spacecraft for six or ten minutes as it came overhead. Except for ... mission control work to software development. I found that I could learn about the software world, which a lot of hardware subsystem people were not versed in, in the seventies. Since ...

... any time during the lunar mission that Apollo was all about. That entailed a whole new world because the initial Apollo flights were two stage rockets, the S 1B Saturn 1B , and ... individual assigned to monitor or mother, they called the term, the liaison function between the world that that function involved, like there was a rocket guy and he interfaced with the ... solid rocket world, the guys from the main engine world, the guys from the external tank world, the guys from the orbiter world and the guys from the trajectory/aerodynamics/flight control world, we all ...

... view of an interested and anxious world. When it was written into the National Aeronautics and Space Act of 1958 that the activities of the new space agency were to be open ... the new consortium and after all technical details of the proposed military-commercial sharing plan had been agreed upon in June. ''(Toth, Wash. Post, 8/12/64)'' Four Soviet parachutists at world parachute jumping championships, Leutkirch, West Germany, set new world record for men's team jumping from 1,000 meters, landing an average of 66.5 centimeters from center of target. Previous world ...

... such tentative movements out of the world of tried experience into a new world of untested promise. " Sputnik and the moon landing signaled the opening of a new frontier across which man can now travel into the endless reaches of outer space. The new frontier ...

... . Beth Livermore, Steven Scott Smith, and Mary McDonnell 50 - 91-05 Art for a Brave New World Pictorial Robert K.J. Killheffer 54 - 91-05 Vernon Mountcastle Interview Kathleen Stein 62 - 91 ... Doug Stewart 26 - 91-09 Build A Kite TOOLS Sandy Fritz 30 - 91-09 The New World Continuum Stephen Mills, Melanie Menagh 33 - 91-09 Crystal Globe Future of Warfare Marvin Cetron ...

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