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... the handling of that oxygen tank and the anomalous way in which it had been emptied, I believe, after a test, as I recall, and were able therefore to pinpoint the ... diet. He wouldn’t give us anything extra to eat except lemon drops. Empty calories. "You can have some empty calories, but I don’t want you taking any minerals, I don ... like to thank you again for joining us. '''Kerwin:''' Thank you, sir. End of interview Category: NASA Oral History Interview

... responsible for the dynamics between all those vehicles. And we were given pretty much an empty, what I call the cargo bay, the Shuttle, and we had whatever it took as ... if you picture behind the pilots' seats as just empty racks, with no instruments or switches in it, and the cargo bay totally empty, that's where we started and then we ... like to thank you again for taking out the time this afternoon. End of interview Category:NASA Oral History Interview

... pressure on the tank of 200 psi. As you burn propellant and as the propellant emptied the tank, it just kept putting more pressure, and then you used that pressure—you ... dog shaking, and it just hosed out its propellant. I mean, the tank was just emptying. I remember I wasn't working on it, but Mel come running in, and said ... , since I know you've got some things to do. '''Carlton:''' Okay. End of interview Category:NASA Oral History Interview

... you brought in some outside pressure and forced the fluid back out. That’s to empty the tank in preparation for the next tanking, which, I don’t know, would be ... out, which meant we couldn’t drain it. So the way they got the tank empty was those cryo tank heaters that we use to keep it pressurized, they usually applied ... out of tape again, so if we can pause here. '''Dumis:''' Okay. End of interview Category: NASA Oral History Interview

... same day that the first box of the Apollo simulator was arriving in this big empty building. It was a brand-new building, they just finished building it. That was my ... is not a simulator problem; this is a physical EVA problem with mock-ups. The empty parts of the building, there’s lots of room, so they had mock-ups there ... come back. '''Hughes:''' Sure. '''Wright:''' Thank you so much for this morning. End of interview Category: NASA Oral History Interview

... the very words I've used to convey the nature of space - "vast," "inconceivable," "incomprehensible," "emptiness" - these words and any others that we might choose are still inadequate to express the ... :9781894959414.jpg '''Buy This Book''' http://www.apogeespacebooks.com/Books/BeyondEarth.html Click here Category:ATWG Category:Apogee Books

... Space propulsion is defined as a class of propulsion that produces a propulsive force in (empty) space using Newton’s Third law of Motion. Space Propulsion systems include chemical and nuclear ... Earth’s atmosphere. In general terms, we can group different payloads into one of three categories, as shown in Table 9.3. Image:FS2018Table 9.3.jpg thumb right 250px Table 9.3. Different payload categories. With all the various types of payloads, it can be difficult to choose what the ...

... years to be proven wrong. As you can well imagine, my glass has been half-empty for three decades. Fortunately now it's half-full as long as we continue to ... we don't want to see and have happen again. My cup has been half-empty for a long time. But Station is the only game in town, so we got ... our best to help pass it on too. '''Cernan:''' There you go. End of interview Category:NASA Oral History Interview

... he called me one day and said, “I don’t want to leave the office empty for a week or so while I’m looking for a house. Could you come ... . No paper on any desk ever when they’re not working. Anyway, all these desks empty, and standing at each desk were two chairs, and a McDonnell guy was at each ... down to Argentina and that’s where they were getting refueled. Okay. End of Interview Category: NASA Oral History Interview

... , but you had to have a path for venting of the tank as well as emptying. It turns out you can’t see inside the tank, even though they X-rayed ... now, the same place. We went back there every night, and there was always an empty bus behind our bus that transported us, the idea being if one bus had a ... we can finish with Shuttle. End of interview Gary Johnson Photo Gallery Category: NASA Oral History Interview

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