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List of Scholarly Articles Published in Quest (for indexing)

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The First Space 2.0: Orbital Sciences
May 18, 2023
Lockheed’s Avenue of Missiles: A Forgotten Aerospace Display
May 17, 2023
The Culture of Cosmonautics in a Communist Society: Visual Depictions of American Astronauts and Apollo Flights in Romanian Philately
May 16, 2023
Beyond Earth: The Soviet Drive into Space
May 16, 2023
Soyuz–Apollo: Rendezvous in Space
March 3, 2023
Magellan Venus Mapper
March 3, 2023
An Unusual Abundance: The Utilization of Surplus Minuteman ICBM Motors
March 2, 2023
A Path Not Taken: Space Platforms and the Space Shuttle
November 17, 2022
Project Manifold and the MOL Heat Shield Test
November 17, 2022
The Evolution of the Space Shuttle Design
November 17, 2022
Launch Complex 5/6 Spin Test Facility (Part II): Life beyond Juno
November 17, 2022
Falling with Style: Zero Gravity in Early Spaceflight Thought
August 24, 2022
Putting Their Stamp on the Moon
August 24, 2022
Project Surveyor and the Hughes Aircraft Company
August 24, 2022
Making a Silk Purse Out of a Sow’s Ear: The LANYARD Reconnaissance Satellite
August 24, 2022
Revolt of the Scientist-Astronauts
May 16, 2022
Launch Complex 5/6 Spin Test Facility (Part I): Juno and Explorer I
May 16, 2022
First Contact: Apollo 11 Astronauts as Field Workers and Test Subjects
May 16, 2022
The Rise and Fall of the SDIO STTO Program: From the X-Rocket to Delta Clipper
May 16, 2022
In Memoriam: Keith Scala Tribute
February 5, 2022
Validating the Space Transportation System: The First Flights of Columbia
February 5, 2022
Between the Darkness and the Light: The QUILL Radar Satellite
February 5, 2022
Gambit to the Moon: Project Upward
December 28, 2021
Pepe le Pew Stowed Away
December 28, 2021
Birth of the Test Ranges, Part 1: The Join Long-Range Proving Ground
December 28, 2021
The Contribution of Arthur C. Clarke to the Space Elevation
December 27, 2021
The Bascule Access Platform for Mercury Astronauts at Pad 14
December 27, 2021
First into Space: Documents of Project Mercury
December 27, 2021
Overturning a Paradigm: The Mystery of Stable 2
December 27, 2021
Apollo Explosive Devices
December 27, 2021
The Death of Vladimir Komarov: Pressure, Politics, and Parachutes
December 27, 2021
NASA, the Search for Life, and Missions to Europa
December 2, 2021
Deconstructing a Space-Age Myth
December 2, 2021
The “Hidden Figure” in the Sputnik Design Team
December 2, 2021
Art from the Inside: NASA Mission Insignia and Patches from Mercury to Apollo
October 20, 2021
Operation Hardtack’s Redstone Launched High-Altitude Nuclear Detonations and the Unanticipated Discovery of the High-Altitude Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) Effect
August 23, 2021
Enacting NASA North: The Uses of Science Policy and the Creation of the Canadian Space Agency
August 23, 2021
Birth of the Test Ranges, Part 2: The Pacific Missile Range
August 20, 2021
Steam to the Rescue: NACA, NASA, and RCS
August 20, 2021
The 60th Anniversaries of America’s and the World’s First Two Successful Reconnaissance Satellite Missions – GRAB and CORONA
August 20, 2021
The Blinding of Orion: The Problematic Promotion of Pulse Propulsion
August 20, 2021
Rocket Mountain High: John Denver and NASA
May 10, 2021
Controlling Hexagon
May 10, 2021
Space Elevator Architectures
May 10, 2021
Birth of the Test Ranges, Part 3, The Air Force Western Test Range
May 10, 2021
Preserving the History of Commercial Space: Issues, Needs, Resources
May 7, 2021
NASA Looks at the History of Commercial Space
May 7, 2021
EXTRA! EXTRA! Read All About the First Titan IIIC Payload!
May 7, 2021
The Spin Mount System
May 7, 2021
A Quest for Equality: Technology and Global Links in Japan’s Space Program, 1960s-2003
May 7, 2021
Bea’s Diner: Beatrice Finkelstein and the Early U.S. Human Space Program
May 6, 2021
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"[REVIEW] “Cosmic Sculptures” Cosmic Clouds 3-D: Where Stars Are Born" "[REVIEW] “What if?” The Altered Space Series" "[REVIEW] After LM: Lunar Lander Concepts beyond Apollo" "[REVIEW] Astronaut Al Travels to the Moon" "[REVIEW] Canadarm and Collaboration: How Canada’s Astronauts and Space Robots Explore New Worlds" "[REVIEW] Cosmic Odyssey: How Intrepid Astronomers at Palomar Observatory Changed Our View of the Universe" "[REVIEW] Dark Skies: Space Expansionism, Planetary Geopolitics, and the Ends of Humanity" "[REVIEW] Destined for the Stars: Faith, the Future, and America’s Final Frontier" "[REVIEW] Exploring the Planets: A Memoir" "[REVIEW] Letters to John Glenn and Neil Armstrong" "[REVIEW] Lunar Outfitters: Making the Apollo Space Suit" "[REVIEW] Operation Moonglow: A Political History of Project Apollo" "[REVIEW] Planetary Adventures: From Moscow to Mars" "[REVIEW] Secrets from the Black Vault" "[REVIEW] See You in Orbit? Our Dream of Spaceflight" "[REVIEW] Star Crossed: The Story of Astronaut Lisa Nowak" "[REVIEW] Teacher in Space: Christa McAuliffe and the Challenger Legacy" "[REVIEW] The Art of NASA" "[REVIEW] The History of Space Flight" "[REVIEW] War in Space: Strategy, Spacepower, Geopolitics" "2021: Another Turning Point for Space?" "A Path Not Taken: Space Platforms and the Space Shuttle" "A Quest for Equality: Technology and Global Links in Japan’s Space Program, 1960s-2003" "An Interview with Brian Binnie: Commercial Space Test Pilot" "An Interview with Charles Berry: The Astronauts’ Doctor" "An Interview with Chuck Mathews" "An Interview with Dr. George Carruthers, Apollo Astrophysicist" "An Interview with Frank Cepollina: The Father of On-Orbit Servicing" "An Interview with General Samuel Phillips: Apollo Program Manager" "An Interview with George C. Nield" "An Interview with Harold A. Rosen: Father of Geostationary Communications Satellites" "An Interview with International Space Station Program Manager Tommy Holloway" "An Interview with James M. Beggs: NASA’s Sixth Administrator and Aerospace Executive" "An Interview with Jean-Loup Bertaux: Leading French Space Scientist" "An Interview with John Young" "An Interview with Story Musgrave" "An Unusual Abundance: The Utilization of Surplus Minuteman ICBM Motors" "Apollo Explosive Devices" "Art from the Inside: NASA Mission Insignia and Patches from Mercury to Apollo" "Bea’s Diner: Beatrice Finkelstein and the Early U.S. Human Space Program" "Between the Darkness and the Light: The QUILL Radar Satellite" "Beyond Earth: The Soviet Drive into Space" "Birth of the Test Ranges, Part 1: The Join Long-Range Proving Ground" "Birth of the Test Ranges, Part 2: The Pacific Missile Range" "Birth of the Test Ranges, Part 3, The Air Force Western Test Range" "Commercializing the Transfer Orbit Stage" "Controlling Hexagon" "Deconstructing a Space-Age Myth" "Enacting NASA North: The Uses of Science Policy and the Creation of the Canadian Space Agency" "EXTRA! EXTRA! Read All About the First Titan IIIC Payload!" "Eyewitness Account: STS-7, Kennedy Space Center" "Falling with Style: Zero Gravity in Early Spaceflight Thought" "First Contact: Apollo 11 Astronauts as Field Workers and Test Subjects" "First into Space: Documents of Project Mercury" "Five Questions with Burt Rutan" "Five Questions with Charles Walker" "Five Questions with Eileen Collins" "Five Questions with Grant Anderson" "Five Questions with Jack Lousma" "Five Questions with Kathy Sullivan" "Five Questions with Leonard David" "Gambit to the Moon: Project Upward" "I Remember Sputnik" "In Memoriam: Keith Scala Tribute" "Interview with Bruce Ferguson: Early Development of the TOS Vehicle" "Interview with Dr. John M. Logsdon: The Politics of Space Exploration" "Interview with René Demets" "Launch Complex 5/6 Spin Test Facility (Part I): Juno and Explorer I" "Launch Complex 5/6 Spin Test Facility (Part II): Life beyond Juno" "Lockheed’s Avenue of Missiles: A Forgotten Aerospace Display" "Magellan Venus Mapper" "Making a Silk Purse Out of a Sow’s Ear: The LANYARD Reconnaissance Satellite" "NASA Looks at the History of Commercial Space" "NASA, the Search for Life, and Missions to Europa" "Operation Hardtack’s Redstone Launched High-Altitude Nuclear Detonations and the Unanticipated Discovery of the High-Altitude Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) Effect" "Overturning a Paradigm: The Mystery of Stable 2" "Pepe le Pew Stowed Away" "Preserving the History of Commercial Space: Issues, Needs, Resources" "Project Manifold and the MOL Heat Shield Test" "Project Surveyor and the Hughes Aircraft Company" "Putting Their Stamp on the Moon" "Quest Volume: 1 #1" "Quest Volume: 1 #2" "Quest Volume: 1 #3" "Quest Volume: 1 #4" "Quest Volume: 10 #1" "Quest Volume: 10 #2" "Quest Volume: 10 #3" "Quest Volume: 10 #4" "Quest Volume: 11 #1" "Quest Volume: 11 #2" "Quest Volume: 11 #3" "Quest Volume: 11 #4" "Quest Volume: 12 #1" "Quest Volume: 12 #2" "Quest Volume: 12 #3" "Quest Volume: 12 #4" "Quest Volume: 13 #1" "Quest Volume: 13 #2" "Quest Volume: 13 #3" "Quest Volume: 13 #4" "Quest Volume: 14 #1" "Quest Volume: 14 #2" "Quest Volume: 14 #3" "Quest Volume: 14 #4" "Quest Volume: 15 #1" "Quest Volume: 15 #2" "Quest Volume: 15 #3" "Quest Volume: 15 #4" "Quest Volume: 16 #1" "Quest Volume: 16 #2" "Quest Volume: 16 #3" "Quest Volume: 16 #4" "Quest Volume: 17 #1" "Quest Volume: 17 #2" "Quest Volume: 17 #3" "Quest Volume: 17 #4" "Quest Volume: 18 #1" "Quest Volume: 18 #2" "Quest Volume: 18 #3" "Quest Volume: 18 #4" "Quest Volume: 19 #1" "Quest Volume: 19 #2" "Quest Volume: 19 #3" "Quest Volume: 19 #4" "Quest Volume: 2 #1" "Quest Volume: 2 #2" "Quest Volume: 2 #3" "Quest Volume: 2 #4" "Quest Volume: 20 #1" "Quest Volume: 20 #2" "Quest Volume: 20 #3" "Quest Volume: 20 #4" "Quest Volume: 21 #1" "Quest Volume: 21 #2" "Quest Volume: 21 #3" "Quest Volume: 21 #4" "Quest Volume: 22 #1" "Quest Volume: 22 #2" "Quest Volume: 22 #3" "Quest Volume: 22 #4" "Quest Volume: 23 #1" "Quest Volume: 23 #2" "Quest Volume: 23 #3" "Quest Volume: 23 #4" "Quest Volume: 24 #1" "Quest Volume: 24 #2" "Quest Volume: 24 #3" "Quest Volume: 24 #4" "Quest Volume: 25 #1" "Quest Volume: 25 #2" "Quest Volume: 25 #3" "Quest Volume: 25 #4" "Quest Volume: 26 #1" "Quest Volume: 26 #2" "Quest Volume: 26 #3" "Quest Volume: 26 #4" "Quest Volume: 27 #1" "Quest Volume: 27 #2" "Quest Volume: 27 #3" "Quest Volume: 27 #4" "Quest Volume: 28 #1" "Quest Volume: 28 #2" "Quest Volume: 28 #3" "Quest Volume: 28 #4" "Quest Volume: 29 #1" "Quest Volume: 29 #2" "Quest Volume: 29 #3" "Quest Volume: 29 #4" "Quest Volume: 3 #1" "Quest Volume: 3 #2-3" "Quest Volume: 3 #4" "Quest Volume: 30 #1" "Quest Volume: 30 #2" "Quest Volume: 4 #1" "Quest Volume: 4 #2" "Quest Volume: 4 #3" "Quest Volume: 4 #4" "Quest Volume: 5 #1" "Quest Volume: 5 #2" "Quest Volume: 5 #3" "Quest Volume: 5 #4" "Quest Volume: 6 #1" "Quest Volume: 6 #2" "Quest Volume: 6 #3" "Quest Volume: 6 #4" "Quest Volume: 7 #1" "Quest Volume: 7 #2" "Quest Volume: 7 #3" "Quest Volume: 7 #4" "Quest Volume: 8 #1" "Quest Volume: 8 #2" "Quest Volume: 8 #3" "Quest Volume: 8 #4" "Quest Volume: 9 #1" "Quest Volume: 9 #2" "Quest Volume: 9 #3" "Quest Volume: 9 #4" "Quest Volume: 9 #5" "Revolt of the Scientist-Astronauts" "Rocket Mountain High: John Denver and NASA" "Soviet Historic Site…Retired?" "Soyuz–Apollo: Rendezvous in Space" "Space Elevator Architectures" "Steam to the Rescue: NACA, NASA, and RCS" "Subscribe: Canada/Mexico" "Subscribe: Outside North America" "Subscribe: US Address" "The “Hidden Figure” in the Sputnik Design Team" "The 60th Anniversaries of America’s and the World’s First Two Successful Reconnaissance Satellite Missions – GRAB and CORONA" "The Bascule Access Platform for Mercury Astronauts at Pad 14" "The Blinding of Orion: The Problematic Promotion of Pulse Propulsion" "The Contribution of Arthur C. Clarke to the Space Elevation" "The Culture of Cosmonautics in a Communist Society: Visual Depictions of American Astronauts and Apollo Flights in Romanian Philately" "The Death of Vladimir Komarov: Pressure, Politics, and Parachutes" "The Decline of Russia in Space" "The Evolution of the Space Shuttle Design" "The First Space 2.0: Orbital Sciences" "The Rise and Fall of the SDIO STTO Program: From the X-Rocket to Delta Clipper" "The Spin Mount System" "Validating the Space Transportation System: The First Flights of Columbia"
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