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... researching all aspects of this chapter. '' Philip Freund, ''Myths of creation'' . London: Peter Owen, 2003; David Adams Leeming, ''An Encyclopedia of creation myths'' . Santa Barbara, Calif.: ABC-CLIO ... fiction: a critical guide'' . New York: Longman, 1979; Mark Rose, ed., ''Science fiction: A collection of critical essays'' . Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall, 1976; Mark Hillegas, “The ...

... ? Did people call you, or did you formulate a list of what you needed to collect? '''Biggs:''' In 1968, when Administrator Webb and the Secretary of the Smithsonian, S. Dillon Ripley ... out the Gemini. So those kind of stories are quite interesting. '''Wright:''' How did you collect all of the different artifacts and have them arrive when you needed? Did you have ... experiment, short name SAREX, and it flew for the first time on STS-9 with Owen Garriott. It was quite successful, and we involved the schools and involved radio ham operators ...

... , associate administrator for NASA's Science Mission Directorate in Washington. "Knowing that Kepler has successfully collected all the data from its prime mission, I am confident that more amazing discoveries are ... , which failed last year, can no longer provide the precision pointing necessary for science data collection. The spacecraft was returned to its point rest state, which is a stable configuration where ... .m. in the auditorium. To schedule an interview with Foreman contact Jeannette Owens by email at jeannette.p.owens@nasa.govor by phone at 216-375-1236 by 3 p.m. Friday ...

... Artificial Life Forms Ed Regis, Tom Dworetzky 92 - 88-10 SIX FLIGHTS OF FANTASY A Collection of Short Urban Tales Fiction T. Coraghessan Boyle, Joyce Carol Oates, Barry N. Malzberg, Howard ... Gell-Mann Interview Ron Schultz 38 - 88-11-SP The Omni Medical Recognition Award Michael Owens 44 - 88-11-SP Prelude Pictorial Chesley Bonestell, Frederick Durant 46 - 88-11-SP ...

... great steps in evolution are, and see what they mean for us, as individuals and collectively. Where is evolution headed? Contrary to earlier understandings that emphasized the evolution of selfishness, ... . (3) Huxley, J. (1957) New Wine for New Bottles. London: Chatto and Windus. (4) Maynard Smith, J., and Szathmary, E. (1995) The Major Transitions in Evolution. Oxford: Oxford University ...

... , with Caldwell C. Johnson as Manager, and a similar office for the LEM with Owen E. Maynard as Acting Manager. ''(MSC Release 63-27)'' “Astrovoice,” device to enable voice communications with astronauts ...

... is of no substance. You hit it, and it will just crush all underneath there." Owen E. Maynard and I were designing the lunar module, and I remember saying, "We can't ...

... done. Then there was a question of a few samples that Neil and Buzz could collect. That was going to become very important, because we never knew if we were ever ... name, fellow that took over the directorate? He was an astronaut. He flew Skylab. Owen K. Garriott. Owen took over the directorate at the time. So I missed that interval U.S ... 't me; it was that contractor team, had they done their job and we worked collectively to get that job done. Now, when I went to industry, boy, that monkey's ...

... ways of describing how a plasma behaves or interacts with fields and matter collectively. Because a plasma can act collectively, there is a unique way in which it moves when its individual ... German, Verlag –Nauka, 1987, and Spanish, MIR-Editorial, 1986). D. Morrison and T. Owen (1988). The Planetary System. Addison-Wesley Publ. Co., Menlo Park /NewYork /Wokingam /Amsterdam /Bonn /Sydney ...

... in the Office of Manned Space, the medical office, medical operations office, Dr. D.O. Owen Coons, who was a Canadian Air Force flight surgeon. He and Dr. Berry had gone ... they ate, where did it go. This involved collecting urine, collecting feces, very carefully measuring the calcium in every morsel that they ate, collecting sweat. On the flight that Frank Borman and Jim ... the operational aspects, and about the only science that was really seriously attempted was geology, collecting the specimens and getting the representative geologic rocks that the folks who were experts in ...

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