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... Keller, space scientist at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston. Keller is the co-discoverer and principal investigator of the microscope used to analyze the Wassonite crystals. "Through these kinds ... the field of nanoscale analysis," said Simon Clemett, a space scientist at Johnson and co-discoverer of the new mineral. "In the words of the great English poet William Blake, we ...

... was surrounded by a zone of radia­tion, called the Van Allen Belt after its discoverer Dr. James Van Allen . "In addition to these first satellites of scientific significance, we have ...

... has to have full responsibility for the planning and trade-offs on such projects as Discoverer, Dyna-Soar , and the up-coming Manned Orbiting Laboratory . These projects are so complex and ...

... . Palomar Ob­servatory staffs, died. He was specialist in study of spectra of sunspots and discoverer of fact that magnetic field of sun reversed polarity peri­odically. ''(NAS-NRC-NAE News ...

... and located boat in Chesapeake Bay, NASA calibration aircraft, and Coast and Geodetic Survey ship, Discoverer, in Caribbean. Meteorologists believed OPLE system, designed primarily as meteorological experiment for tracking balloons and ...

... physicist who was for 30 yr scientific partner of Dr. Otto Hahn, Nobel Prize winning discoverer of nuclear fission, died in Cambridge, England, at age 89. She had been forced to ...

... confirmed discovery by two Japanese astronomers of a new comet, Ikeya-Seki, named after its discoverers. ''(UPI, Wash. Daily News, 9/22/65)'' September 1965 September Sep 1 1965 1 Sep ...

... Astronautical Society AAS meeting in Denver. Winner of the 1960 Nobel Prize in chemistry and discoverer of radio-carbon dating, Dr. Libby suggested that space program opponents "quit grumbling about going ...

... , Calif., and confirmed Aug. 9 by Central Telegram Bureau, Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory. Named for its discoverer, Comet Kilston had a magnitude of plus 10.6 and could be seen in the ...

... Mount Palomar Observatory Mt. Palomar Observatories, and confirmed by Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory. Named for its discoverer, ninth magnitude object was in constellation Cetus. ‘‘(Sci. Serv., NYT, 9/6/66, 46)’’ September ...

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