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Article “” by Published in Abstract In an era when newspapers were still a primary source of information for the general public, the symbolic “payload” of the...
Article “” by Published in Abstract Building systems for sophisticated equipment, such as anti-satellite weapons, involves a great deal of creativity. This article describes the work done...
Article “,” Interview by Robert Sherrod, Ivelisse Rodriguez, and Stewart Rosenbaum Published in Abstract John Young had one of the most remarkable careers of America’s early astronauts...
Article “” by Published in Abstract The success of Japan’s Hayabusa probes have put the country’s space effort at the forefront of exploring the cosmos. Yet some...
Article “” by Published in Abstract Nutritionist Beatrice Finkelstein was a significant technical contributor in the earliest days of the U.S. human space program. Finkelstein was one of...
Book Review Teacher in Space: Christa McAuliffe and the Challenger Legacy by Colin Burgess Review by Published in Twenty years after the University of Nebraska Press first...
Book Review Star Crossed: The Story of Astronaut Lisa Nowak by Kimberly C. Moore Review by Scott Sacknoff Published in Quest Vol. 27 #4 (2020) In February...
Book Review See You in Orbit? Our Dream of Spaceflight by Alan Ladwig Review by Published in Several years ago, I interviewed Alan Ladwig in his office...
Book Review The Art of NASA: The Illustrations That Sold the Missions by Piers Bizony Review by Published in NASA has a long history of working with...
Book Review Secrets from the Black Vault by John Greenewald Jr. Review by Published in Every few years or so, some reporter suddenly discovers “the secret plan...