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... have persisted in almost all space fiction everywhere in the world. Stanley Kubrick’s co-production with Arthur C. Clarke of ''2001: A Space Odyssey '' (1968), brought space fiction in films to a high level, while Roger Vadim’s adaptation of the French comic strip character, ''Barbarella '' (1968), was a magnificent high camp film ...

... Kubrick, who made 2001 A Space Odyssey in 1964-1968, but the band chose not to license their music to him. The soundtrack to the motion picture "More" featured a thinly veiled space-themed track named ... a novel called "The Black Corridor" about a man who takes his family into deep space. The novel used some of the same tropes associated with deep space travel that Kubrick had used in 2001 A Space Odyssey ...

... Stanley Kubrick's eloquent film version of Clarke's ''"2001: A Space Odyssey," ''the big screen brings the Earthbound a bit closer to the experience of space. Soon after Kubrick's landmark, George Lucas introduced the ... music of the spheres''." Space inspires artists, and space organizations such as NASA sometimes commission artists to express space-related themes. Since 1963 NASA has had a Space Art Program, a public relations scheme through which ...

... in various department stores. Ultimately the Whirlpool Space Kitchen was shipped to England where it was used by movie director Stanley Kubrick in his movie 2001 A Space Odyssey . Whirlpool would later be given the contract to build the kitchen for the Skylab space station.

... more than anything else after a full day in a space suit with nothing to drink but a bag of water and nothing to eat but a fruit bar was a nice, big dinner We always ... was working on the mothballed 2001 Mars Surveyor Lander that would be reborn as Phoenix. He then worked as an attitude control engineer on the Mars Odyssey orbiter, and later as an ... . The 12 nominees were then subjected to a three-day physical at Johnson Space Center from which 10 nominees were deemed sufficiently healthy to participate in a space mission. The field of 10 candidates ...

... a short training period, space tourists seem to have adapted well to spaceflights lasting a week or two, once the symptoms of space motion sickness had abated. 11.3.4 Surviving the Odyssey ... Bouillon R, Hatton J, Carmeliet G (2001) “Space biology. Cell and molecular biology”. ''A World Without Gravity'' . Seibert G (ed) Noordwijk: European Space Agency, ESA SP-1251, pp 111-120. ...

... help scientists understand early planetary formation in the solar system. The other mission, Kepler, was a space-based telescope that would search for Earth-like planets outside of the solar system, to ... 2001 November December 2001 December Dec 1 2001 1 Dec 2 2001 2 Dec 3 2001 3 Dec 4 2001 4 Dec 5 2001 5 Dec 6 2001 6 Dec 7 2001 7 Dec 8 2001 8 Dec 9 2001 9 ...

... which had provided pictures of Earth, comet Hoylake, and the asteroid 253 Mathilde. After a carefully scripted 5-hour descent, Near Earth Asteroid Rendezvous NEAR touched down safely, ... ), 11 February 2001; Reuters, “Space Probe Set To Land on Asteroid Eros,” Washington Post, 12 February 2001; Dan Vergano, “Probe Lands on Gigantic Near-Earth Asteroid,” USA Today, 13 February 2001; Regina ...

... had both flown on Shuttle missions before, this voyage was their first time traveling to space for a significant research period. The primary purpose of the Shuttle’s 14-day mission was ... on Space Station Mission,” 8 March 2001.) February 2001 February March 2001 March Mar 1 2001 1 Mar 2 2001 2 Mar 3 2001 3 Mar 4 2001 4 Mar 5 2001 5 Mar 6 2001 6 Mar 7 2001 7 ...

... hours and 29 minutes set in 1992. The U.S astronauts conducted complex work, involving a series of slow, deliberate maneuvers. NASA’s flight director commented that the lengthy endeavor ... Space Station ISS Canvas,” 12 March 2001.) February 2001 February March 2001 March Mar 1 2001 1 Mar 2 2001 2 Mar 3 2001 3 Mar 4 2001 4 Mar 5 2001 5 Mar 6 2001 6 Mar 7 2001 7 ...

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