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... all the contractors, too. '''Harwood:''' Any stories that stand out? You told us your story about Jim Webb and riding in the car with him. Any stories about Chris Kraft? I mean, he ... any of your time at NASA that—any stories that you think, “Oh I need to tell these stories. I need to get these stories on the record.” '''Borman:''' Well, I have a ... be two space programs. So I left. '''Harwood:''' The—you told us some stories about Chris Kraft. Any stories stand out about any of the other folks you mentioned, like George Low ...

... voyage ( A Honeymoon in Space ), a comet story (The Great Crellin Comet), an aerial warfare story ( Outlaws of the Air ) and even his time travel story (Valdar the Oft-Born) was published before ... Michael Moorcock would later call Griffith “the first professional science fiction writer” because he produced story after story, on demand, for his editors and publishers. George Griffith's son was Alan Arnold ...

... Endeavour.” That became the title of his book, Greetings from Endeavour. '''Wright:''' Such a nice story of international communication. Tell us your thoughts when you learned that the decision had been ... can you project this. He said, “Anywhere you want. I would say five stories high by eight stories wide you can project this thing, and it will still be sharp.” We were ... .” I said, “What if we have a potential for a screen that is five stories high by eight stories wide?” Says, “Well, let me look at it.” He worked on the details ...

... interview much later in life, with Russian biographer Boris Rauschenbach, Oberth revealed how this short story had affected his thinking. Dominik had been a student in Kurd Lasswitz ’s mathematics class ... early astronautics, Interplanetary Travel & Communication . The very same year, Dominik published his most famous space story (Uranids), and Rynin seems to have been immediately aware of its importance. He added several ...

... , and climb rate were inferior to the MiG by substantial amount. '''Brinkley:''' There's a story about September 3rd, 1951, when you had to eject yourself from a Panther after receiving ... have been described in his novel, but, nevertheless, they were basically all adaptations of true stories that he used. '''Brinkley:''' Can you recognize yourself in any of those? '''Armstrong:''' No, but ...

... tour. '''Barnes:''' Yes. '''Swanson:''' I was wondering if you could share some more insights and stories about that rather ambitious tour. '''Barnes:''' Well, it was the first time, to my knowledge ... people. A lot of people. '''Swanson:''' Continuing on, maybe you could relate some of the stories also here that you encountered at, I think it was Kinshasa Zaire . '''Barnes:''' Kinshasa. '''Swanson ...

... space science and astronomy. It was in these magazines that he began including scientific fiction stories alongside science journalism. The Science Fiction Magazine Gernsback started the modern genre of science fiction ... to begin another company. After losing control of Amazing Stories , Gernsback founded two new science fiction magazines, Science Wonder Stories and Air Wonder Stories . A year later, due to Depression-era financial troubles ...

... know them. But we over the years got to know them pretty well. '''Rusnak:''' Any stories you’d like to share about them in particular? '''Aldrich:''' No. Laughter '''Rusnak:''' At least ... change out our tape. '''Aldrich:''' Okay. '''Rusnak:''' Okay. You were just telling us about the story between Glenn and Carpenter’s flight. If we could also talk about Cooper a little ... a face-to-face kind of a thing. '''Rusnak:''' We've certainly heard some interesting stories about Don Arabian. '''Aldrich:''' Yes, Don was incredible. '''Rusnak:''' And he was a character and ...

... and shouldn't be thinking about colonel things. Do you see? Anyway, that's the story. '''Kelly:''' That's interesting. In the Apollo Applications Program office, were you working on things ... those guys and people is watching Discovery Channel since then and watching the stories about Vietnam and watching the stories about Mississippi and the people that—what was her name—that didn ... go do it," you know, and I'd get there. '''Rollins:''' That's a great story, because I just saw you up there like Michelangelo, up there starting from scratch. '''Bean ...

... back bay of Boston on blue clay, and he was going to build these thirty-story buildings with the guidance and control labs on them for tables that were supposed to ... 12 that will never quit, with Pete Charles C. Conrad. You may have heard the story. Thirteen, of course, Jim James A. Lovell Jr. , that was very unfortunate. I guess at ... all the stuff I was doing in remote sensing. I never finished that story. That was an interesting story. When I turned him down, the White House actually asked me if I ...

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