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... solution of Fermi's famous paradox is proposed, based on our increased understanding of geophysics, geo-engineering, and climatology. It has been claimed in the recent astrobiological literature (for instance, in ... their histories or another, tempted to embark upon massive geo-engineering projects. If, for some reasons only very recently understood, large-scale geo-engineering is in fact much more dangerous than previously ...

... Abstract An SPS power relay system for delivering multi-megawatts of grid electric power from GEO via a stratospheric airship platform is presented. A solar powered laser is proposed to beam ...

... scientific satellites would be launched from WTR--four TOS spacecraft ''(launched for ESSA)'', OGO-F, GEOS-B, Nimbus-B, IMP-G, Radio Astronomy Explorer-A, and International Satellite for Ionospheric ... world economy, and thereby threaten our unprecedented prosperity at home." ''(Harwood, W Post, 1/2/68, 1)'' Membership of NASA Historical Advisory Committee was designated for 1968-1969: Dr. Melvin ...

... commercial basis is a national objective." Project Ice Way was established near Thule by the Geo-physics Research Directorate of the Cambridge Research Labora-tories to test the feasibility of landing ... direct readout, while satellite passed over Fort Monmouth and Point Arguello . January 1961 January Jan 1 1961 1 Jan 2 1961 2 Jan 3 1961 3 Jan 4 1961 4 Jan 5 ...

... molecular nitrogen, and other species-some observed by spectrograph for first time. ''(Science, 9/1/72, 788-91)'' President Nixon and Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka issued joint ... talks. They had "discussed cooperation in space exploration including Japan's goal of launching geo-stationary communications and other applications satellites. The President welcomed Japan's active interest in ...

... volume, geometry and habitability of a deep space habitat and technologies for plant growth and geo-science sample handling. The competition is designed to engage and retain students in the science ... examples are blocked from view by the rust. The findings appear in the Friday July 1, online edition of the International Journal of Astrobiology. "The plausibility of life on Mars depends ...

... International Code would designate all orbiting artificial satellites and space probes with Arabic numerals (1963-1, 1963-2, etc.) rather than Greek letters (1963 Alpha, 1963 Beta., etc.), National Academy of ... . Newly created Space Sciences Div. would direct scientific aspects of the project. ''(San Jose News, 1/1/63)'' Walter C. Williams and J. C. Elms assumed duties as deputy directors of NASA ...

... assistant to the president. ''(NASA Release 63-42; NAA S&IS Skywriter, 3/8/63,1)'' NASA Manned Spacecraft Center proposal to establish manned orbital Space Station which Stressed that Such ... established using rockets, equipment, and materials under development now for Project Apollo . Plan called for (1) orbiting Space station with capacity for 18 crewmen; (2) sending six men in adapted Apollo ...

... Au­gust alone, they discovered two Atlantic hurricanes and four Pa­cific typhoons. Since April 1, 1962, there were only seven days when a Tiros satellite was not in operation. Information ... -4)'' USAF launched unidentified satellite with Thor-Agena D vehicle. ''(Pres. Rpt. on Space, 1963,1/27/64)'' Dr. Robert C. Seamans , Jr., NASA Associate Administrator, testified on NASA facility planning ...

... H. Debus , and a Deputy Di­rector and four Assistant Directors. ''(LOC Spaceport News, 5/1/63)'' NASA Ames Research Center announced award of contract to Thiokol Chemical Corp. for "hypervelocity ... -week periods had developed anemia but, remained otherwise healthy. ''(Science Service, Wash. Daily News, 5/1/63)'' Brig. Gen. Samuel C. Phillips (USAF), Director of Minuteman Pro­gram, said at Norton ...

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