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... engineering and development who worked on communications? '''Fendell:''' Real strong. We got real strong. There had been a lot of conflict going on between ... sitting there, and a fellow by the name of Tony Anthony J. Calio, who was the head of Science and Applications Directorate at ... we did, the crew would run an exercise with the 1-G rover down at the Cape, and we would control the camera ...

... and C. E. Fichtel 63 - Space Report 67 - Satellite Digest-19 G. Falworth 75 - The Triumph of Apollo 12 P. J. Parker 77 - Making Space Work for India H. P. Mama 82 ... -Purpose Onboard Satellite Computer D. K. Sloper and J. S. Squire 88 - Objects in Heliocentric Orbit-1 G. Falworth 92 - Small Technological Satellites Geoffrey Pardoe G. K. C. Pardoe 95 - - '''VOLUME 12 NO ... - The Nearest Other Solar System? A. T. Lawton 170 - Which Highway to the Stars? James Strong 174 - The Phenomenon of Time Dilation D. F. Lawden 178 - Some Problems Posed by the ...

... However, the weather on December 1st did not cooperate. Strong crosswinds across the Kennedy Space Center runway exceeded limits, ... Seven: United States Microgravity Lab-1 '''Payload Specialist Lawrence J. DeLuca''' The payload specialist program was created by ... to astronauts. There are millions of subatomic particles (e.g., protons, neutrons) hurtling through space and penetrating the space ...

... Year K. L. Plummer 175 - 79 Questions and Answers on Rocket Technology-2 G. W. Collins 179 - Personal Profile-Patrick Moore 181 - Experimental Biology of Extreme ... - Trans-Stellar Navigation James Strong 252 - Space Report 255 - Satellite Digest 257 - Earth/Mars Orbit Demonstrations John R. Millburn 259 - Astronomical Notebook Dr. J. S. Griffith 263 - ...

... first boss at NASA in Houston, and that was Warren J. North. Warren was from Lewis Research Center in Cleveland ... man. Good engineer, Stan. '''Butler:''' Sounds like it. '''Woodling:''' Richard G. Dick Snyder was another one. Did you talk to him, ... great engineering credentials. James A. McDivitt, Elliott See was real strong in engineering background. They were experts in their fields ...

... problems of rocketry and space travel were so strong that political loyalties never broke them.” Neufeld similarly ... ” file; Ordway and Sharpe, ''The Rocket Team'', p. 119; J.D. Hunley, ''U.S. Space-Launch Vehicle Technology'' (University ... Launch Vehicle Technology'', as cited. For Project Paperclip consult, Clarence G. Lasby, ''Project Paperclip'' (Atheneum: New York, 1971), and other works ...

... - Closed Loop Life Support Systems David Dooling, Jr. 134 - Space Astronomy J. S. Griffith 139 - Trojan Communication Systems James Strong, MBE 143 - Objects on the Moon - 2 Geoffrey Falworth 145 ... Resources Satellites: Rescuing Earth From Outer Space Major W. D. Siuru, Jr. USAF & William G. Holder 167 - What's Your Space Benefits I.Q.? 172 - Space Report 173 - ...

... ''(Cambridge University Press; Cambridge, 2009 ), pp. 45-46; Michael J. Neufeld, Review, on-line, in “Editorial Reviews,” Peterson's ''Missiles ... by the then, well known glamorous British journalist and strong supporter of aviation, Lady Drummond-Hay, appearing in ''The Mentor ... sup> note 32 Letter, G. Edward to Pendray to Willy Ley, 2 February 1934, in G. Edward Pendray Papers, copy in ...

... what you did? '''Bluford:''' After a year of training and a strong demand for our talents in the astronaut office, John Young decided ... Furrer (Ph.D) was an assistant professor from Worgl, Germany; and Wubbo J. Ockels (Ph.D) was a backup payload specialist on Spacelab 1, from ... Force test pilot, who served as mission specialist on STS 51-G and Jim Buchli was a naval flight officer, who had flown ...

... representative, Albert William Watson back then, and my two state senators, J. Strom Thurmond and Olin D. Johnston, and wrote a letter to ... fractions of an inch thick, and that it wasn’t as strong as the Fiberglas on your Chevrolets Corvette, that was an eye- ... to put a person at risk, especially an astronaut. They figured, “Holy G, if we do that.” Ironically, after Challenger, we went back to ...

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