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... Frederick C. Durant, III ''Out of the Cradle'' (Workman, 1984) with William K. Hartmann ''Cycles of Fire'' (Workman, 1987) with William K. Hartmann ''Stars and Planets'' (Doubleday, 1987) Illustrator ''Mathematics'' (illustrator: Doubleday ... the Sea'' (Unicorn, 1988) Illustrator and translator ''In the Stream of Stars'' (Workman, 1990) with William K. Hartmann; foreword by Ray Bradbury ''The Bronwyn Trilogy: Palaces & Prisons, Silk & Steel, Hearts & Armor ...

... .” NASA named experienced astronauts and test pilots Robert Behnken, Eric Boe, Douglas Hurley and Sunita Williams to work closely with The Boeing Company and SpaceX to develop their crew transportation systems ... Bachelor of Science in civil engineering from Tulane University in New Orleans in 1988. Sunita Williams, a U.S. Navy captain, was born in Euclid, Ohio, and considers Needham, Massachusetts, her ...

... a constellation of CubeSats to study the development of tropical cyclones through rapid-revisit sampling. William Blackwell of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Lincoln Laboratory in Lexington is the principal ... Earth science currently underway and scheduled to take place aboard humanity’s only orbiting laboratory. Williams, Ovchinin and Skripochka are scheduled to spend six months on the station, returning to Earth ...

... delivering about three tons of food, fuel, supplies and research. During his six-month mission, Williams will become the American record holder for cumulative days in space -- 534 -- surpassing Expedition 46 ... , who wrapped up his one-year mission March 1. Williams will take command of the station on June 4 for Expedition 48. Williams, Ovchinin and Skripochka will remain aboard the station until ...

... is found in ''The Postgrad'', a publication of the Alumni Association of the Sir George William College in Montreal. This item is very tersely included in passing in the column “Postgrad ... , 168, 182, 208-209, 219. Hayes, Bob, “Postgrad Patter,” “The Postgrad” (Alumni Association, Sir George William College, Montreal), Vol. II, No. 4, December 1955, p. 5. “Hope to Reach Moon and ...

... King Constantine of Greece. Introductory speeches were made by the president of the IAF, Dr. William H. Pickering ; chairman of the International Academy of Astronautics, Dr. Charles S. Draper ; and president ... on the Lunar International Laboratory, under consideration by the International Astronautical Federation meeting in Athens, William Hines, in the Washington Evening Star, said the case for LIL had been outlined this ...

... , Technical Assistant to Director of Manufacturing and Engineering Laboratory, Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC ; and William E. Scott, Deputy Chief, Research Div., Office of University Affairs, NASA Hq. ''(NASA Release 67 ... American Aviation , he. (NAA) , NASA's prime Apollo spacecraft contractor, announced major management changes: (1) William B. Bergen, former President of Martin Marietta Co., who joined NAA April 7, replaced Harrison ...

... -light solar corona from three to 10 solar radii. ''(NASA Rpt SRL)'' Astronaut Clifton C. Williams , Jr. (Maj., USMC) , was killed during routine flight when his T-38 jet aircraft crashed ... given to air and highway safety programs see Sept. 28 . Despite persistent efforts of Sen. William Proxmire (D-Wisc.) , who would have allowed only $1 million for SST development, amount was ...

... X-15 pilots included: L/Col. Robert A. Rushworth , Maj. William J. Knight , and Capt. Joseph H. Engle , all USAF; and William H. Dana , John B. McKay , and Milton O. Thompson , all ... (USAF), Maj. Robert A. Rushworth (USAF), John B. McKay (NASA), Capt. William J. Knight (USAF), Milton O. Thompson (NASA), and William H. Dana (NASA). Contact Feb. 6 with LUNA IX after its ...

... of contractors was expected in late 1966. ‘‘(Clark, NYT, 9/24/66, 50)’’ FAA Administrator William F. McKee told the Economic Club of Detroit that by bringing closer together the industrialized ... of 1966. ‘‘(NYT, 9/20/66, 76)’’ Dr. W. C. J. Garrard, George K. Williams, and William W. Williams, Lockheed-Georgia Co. engineers, had been named recipients of Wright Brothers Medal by Society ...

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