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... - '''REMOTE SENSING''' '''EDITOR: DR. J. R. HARDY''' '''VOLUME 30 No. 5 MAY 1977''' - E. S. OWEN-JONES B.J. CANDLER THE USE OF PHOTOGRAPHIC IMAGERY IN EARTH RESOURCES STUDIES ... . MATLOFF A. J. FENNELLY INTERSTELLAR APPLICATIONS AND LIMITATIONS OF SEVERAL ELECTROSTATIC/ELECTROMAGNETIC ION COLLECTION TECHNIQUES 213 - D. P. WHITMIRE A. A. JACKSON, IV LASER POWERED INTERSTELLAR RAMJET ...

... of them. We had great guys at that time, great friends like C. Gordon Fullerton, Owen K. Garriott, and Karol J. Bobko, who was the first commander on the flight we ... people in Mir, too, because there was no communication. But we closed it. We rushed, collected our stuff, and came back into Mir, and we celebrated our EVA. So we were ...

... teams' designs -- known as lunabots -- will go head-to-head to determine which machine can collect and move the most simulated lunar dirt within a specific amount of time. The competition ... event will air live on NASA Television and the agency's website. Participants will include: -- Owen Garriott, science pilot, Skylab 3 -- Gerald Carr, commander, Skylab 4 -- Kevin Ford, commander, International ...

... him to be the first to offer space tourism flights. After a strong start, VG collected deposits from more than600 expectant space tourists keen to fly into space, despite the $200 ... space came video game developer and entrepreneur Richard Garriott, the son of 1970s NASA astronaut Owen Garriott, who also traveled to the ISS. He was then followed in 2009 by Cirque ...

... , 10/16/73, A7)'' Skylab 3 Astronauts Alan L. Bean , Jack R. Lousma , and Dr. Owen K. Garriott arrived in San Diego, Calif., aboard the recovery ship U.S.S. New ... -day mission). Alan L. Bean had lost just over 3.6 kg (8 lbs) ; Dr. Owen K. Garriott and Jack R. Lousma had both lost between 2.7 and 3.6 ...

... mission working in the Skylab 1 Orbital Workshop (launched May 14) with crew members Dr. Owen K. Garriott and Jack R. Lousma -said that the crew's health had been "good ... ," making "a better mission for everybody. ' The mission would have been "50% less productive if Owen had not been there. He added a great amount to it . because his point of ...

... Shuttle project. (Spaceport News, 18 Mar 76, 5) NASA announced it had completed negotiations with Owens-Illinois, Inc., for replacement of a mirror blank for the Infrared Telescope Facility being built ... been used in 2 of the world's 5 largest telescopes. Under the new agreement, Owens-Illinois would provide a replacement lens for $200,000 and return of ownership of the ...

... , and "we could breathe that atmosphere" if it were richer in oxygen, said Dr. Tobias Owen of the State Univ. of N.Y., a member of the project science team at ... % carbon dioxide. "Mars is an intermediate planet between the earth and the moon," said Dr. Owen. "We do not see a hugely abundant biology, but that doesn't say there's ...

... use in the Shuttle or other programs. (NASA Release 76-206) NASA announced award to Owen Enterprises, Inc., of Wilmington, Calif., of an exclusive patent license for production of a solar ... , the concentrator had proved much more efficient than other solar-collector units on the market. Owen Enterprises, Inc., the licensee, is an American Indian-owned firm that planned to assemble the ...

... is too close to the Sun and too warm to have trapped the gases. Tobias Owen, an astronomy professor at the Institute for Astronomy of the University of Hawaii and a ... cloud of gas and dust, before the cloud had collapsed to form the solar nebula. Owen remarked further that, if either of the last two hypotheses were correct, then giant planets ...

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