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... ; title = Brian T. O'Leary titlestyle = image = Image:Astronaut_oleary.jpg 200px imagestyle = caption = Brian T. O'Leary captionstyle = headerstyle = background: ccf; labelstyle = background: ddf; datastyle = text-align:right; header1 = label1 = data1 = header2 = label2 = Birth Name data2 = Brian T. O'Leary header3 ... by O'Neill and O'Leary, vol. 57 of Progress in Astronautics and Aeronautics, AIAA, 1977; and Space Resources and Space Settlements, edited by O'Neill, Billingham, Gilbreath and O'Leary, NASA SP-428, 1979. O'Leary also ...

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... ." ''(Air Line Pilot, 3/71)'' The Making of an Ex-astronaut by former astronaut Dr. Brian T. O'Leary was reviewed by Edwin E. Salpeter in Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists: "The most apparent ... culture of the technologist-test pilot administrator combination." It was interesting psychological sidelight that Dr. O'Leary had not worried about "large but inevitable dangers inherent in spaceflight itself, but bitterly resented ...

... would receive $100 000, firm-fixed-price contract. ''(MSC Release 72-43)'' Former scientist-astronaut Brian T. O'Leary, associate professor of astronomy at San Francisco State College, questioned compatibility of space shuttle with ... use? Will the shuttle be primarily a workhorse for the Department of Defense?" Dr. O'Leary asked, "Wouldn't this be an auspicious time for the Administration to set a goal more in ...

... - astronaut Dr. Brian T. O'Leary questioned compatibility of space shuttle with national goals. O'Leary letter had been "strange document from a man who wrote a whole book to complain that scientists don't have access ...

... prototype accelerator, had been conducted on 5-ft model. ''(Sullivan, NYT, 4/24/68, 26; O'Toole, W Post, 4/24/68, A17)'' R. F. Taschek of AEC's Los Alamos ... Star, 4/24/68, 1)'' NASA announced that Astronaut Brian T. O'Leary had withdrawn from astronaut training program because he disliked piloting aircraft. Dr. O'Leary, who had completed 15 hr flying time in training ...

... feed" in view of $25 billion already spent on Apollo program. Former scientist-astronaut Dr. Brian T. O'Leary said, "The scientific community has become disenchanted with NASA. The present decision seems ridiculous." ''(NYT ... choices." ''(B Sun, 9/4/70, A10)'' President Nixon at San Clemente, Calif., signed E.O. 11556 establishing responsibilities and authority of new Office of Telecommunications Policy and announced intention to ...

... couldn't tell just from looking at rocks whether any were volcanic, "the opinion is evolving that they are not." Rocks appeared, to naked eye, to be impact breccias. ''(Transcript; O'Toole ... scheduled trip there this month." ''(Spivak, WSJ, 5/16/72, 1)'' Former scientist-astronaut Dr. Brian T. O'Leary continued dialogue with Univ. of Michigan astronomer James A. Loudon see Jan. 16 and March ...

... . Murray, and Dr. Robert P. Sharp of Cal Tech; Alan G. Herriman and Dr. Andrew T. Young of Jet Propulsion Laboratory JPL ; Bradford A. Smith of New Mexico State Univ.; Merton ... . Comparable future planetary probes would provide fundamental data from simple experiments, Cornell Univ: radiophysicists Dr. Brian T. O'Leary, Dr. Malcolm J. Campbell, and Dr. Carl Sagan said in Science. Lunar Orbiter results had ...

... ., a Ph. D. in physiology from Univ. of Kentucky, and four other college degrees; Dr. Brian T. O'Leary, 27, who held a Ph. D. in astronomy and was in the NASA trainee program ... the Navy, succeeding Paul H. Nitze, who became Deputy Secretary of Defense July 1. John T. McNaughton, who had been nominated and confirmed as Nitze's successor in June, was killed ...

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