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... , and politicians were falling all over themselves to be a part of this wonderful, new adventure that this brand spanking new agency was doing. Basically all I had to do was ... opportunities that I’ve had, particularly to be a tiny part of this great adventure. '''Wright:''' And your adventure never seemed to stop, did it? It kept going for you? '''O'Hara ... you like to share with us what your next adventure is going to be, and if you plan to make the next adventure still part of space? '''O'Hara:''' Well, I’m ...

... the invention of the balloon." Geostationary and orbiting satellites had provided National Weather Service with "fantastic tools, immense amounts of information, and far greater capabilities than it has ever had before ... had orbited moon in Apollo 10 (May 18-26, 1969), said moon was "just as fantastic as it ever was." He described black mounds like volcanic craters with white central peaks ...

... when the early video comes down of them starting to get things done is just fantastic. To know “Okay, here we go, it’s really happening now.” The launch team hands ... ’s when you’re satisfied. Rendezvous day was one of those days. It was just fantastic to get there. It’s just another one of those, “Okay, that was great, so ... director, seeing all the partners around the world now part of this operation was just fantastic, really really cool. '''Ross-Nazzal:''' Were there any lessons learned that you passed along from ...

... -Nazzal:''' That would be great. Anything that you have to share with us would be fantastic. Why don’t you give us a short history about the Mission Control Center, telling ... :''' I sure can. Matter of fact, I was the project manager for that. '''Ross-Nazzal:''' Fantastic. '''Brandenburg:''' Let’s see, where did I write that down? Well, I can’t find ... I have here says, “Contractual History of Major Implementation and Operations Milestones.” '''Ross-Nazzal:''' Oh, fantastic. '''Brandenburg:''' It’s a document that picks up in April of 1962, and it is ...

... the spirit of man and his technological genius are eager to begin an age of adventure, an age which will benefit all the people on this good earth." All primary Apollo ... gratitude of the world. We are proud of this American adventure; but this is more than an American adventure. It is an adventure of man, bringing the accumulated wisdom of his past to ...

... -428 - Diamonds in the Sky With space tourism promising to take people on the ultimate adventure trip to the edge of space and entrepreneurial endeavours to carry fee-paying passengers on ... preoccupation with conspicuous indulgence has stunted the national self-denial that once fuelled great space adventures. 432 - Britain in Space – Carbon footprint index – Sir Martin Sweeting honoured – Designer trip to Houston ...

... around the vehicle with the crew in it. The launch of STS-1 was an adventure. '''Johnson:''' When you moved into the Integrated Entry Analysis Branch, that was before the launch ... lead a team to figure out what had happened with that. That was my next adventure in the Shuttle—debris assessment and mitigation—which has a curious connection with the present ... Sands New Mexico ? '''Craig:''' Yes. That was one of ours, and that was a real adventure, being in White Sands. I’m from West Texas, from Midland, and it’s close ...

... Space provides a foundation for space planners and anyone interested in humankind's next great adventure - the human migration to space. World-class scholars, scientists, engineers, managers, astronauts, artists, authors, and ... by Lonnie Jones Schorer Beyond Earth (ATWG) - Chapter 19 - Sowing Inspiration for Generations of Space Adventurers by Becky Cross Beyond Earth (ATWG) - Chapter 20 - The Meaning of the Heavens to Humankind ...

... FOREWORD''' By Edgar Mitchell , Sc.D., Captain, US Navy (Ret) - Apollo 14 Astronaut Earth's adventures into space are not yet fifty years old as this account is being written. Flat ... and by human space flight. The legacy that we, the participants in the greatest space adventure of the twentieth century, can leave to those that follow, is our experience, our best ... advice to those that pick up where we left off, in order to continue the adventure. I believe that this volume informs and inspires their efforts. Extracted from the book ''Beyond ...

... a sufficient political will? Are there enough economic incentives and entrepreneurs with a sense of adventure to pursue new opportunities in space? Motivation is essential to success in space. Image:FS2018f4 ... . They include such innovators as Eric Anderson, who pioneered space tourism when he created Space Adventures, or John Carmack who developed computer games “Doom” and “Quake” and then formed his own ...

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