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Article “,” Interview by Brian HarveyPublished in Abstract Quest 33:2 carried a book review of Olga Dubrovina’s The Soviet Space Programme and International Collaboration during Perestroika, 1985-1991....
Article “,” by Published in Abstract Gerald Soffen (7 February 1926–22 November 2000) was the Project Scientist of the NASA’s Viking Program. A scientist and educator, he...
Article “,” Interview by Samuel McKeePublished in Abstract Susan Kilrain (born Susan Leigh Still) is an American aerospace engineer, US Navy officer, and retired NASA Astronaut. She...
Article “” Published in Abstract In 2008, John Neer retired from an industry career of over 50 years in commercial, military, national security, civil, and international aerospace programs,...
Article “,” Interview by David DeVorkinPublished in Abstract In 2008, John Neer retired from an industry career of over 50 years in commercial, military, national security, civil,...
Article “,” Interview by Jerry BurkePublished in Abstract When you hear the names Chuck Yeager, Scott Crossfield, Neil Armstrong, and Joe Engle, legendary test pilots comes to...
Article “,” Interview by Steve WalkerPublished in Abstract In the 1920s the US military was experimenting with the first “guided missiles.” These were aircraft outfitted with autopilots...
Article “,” Interview by Scott SacknoffPublished in Abstract In 2008, John Neer retired from an industry career of over 50 years in commercial, military, national security, civil,...
Article “,” Interview by Samuel McKeePublished in Abstract No one has had a NASA career quite like Dr. Michael Foale. Across six flights, he was part of...
Article “,” Interview by David DeVorkin Published in Abstract Nancy Grace Roman (1925–2018) was an astronomer who served as the first Chief of Astronomy Programs at NASA,...