61. The Matrix MEME 3.04 brute force did it, in a specific amount of Mars rocket. We have incredibly toughbiomedical problems the astronaut trainers are former astronauts, and their http://memex.org/meme3-04.html

MEME 3.04 In this issue of MEME: "I think that what you are seeing is the transformation of the space program, form a program that worked on the sprint to one that is going on the marathon." Dan Goldin, in MEME 3.04 An exclusive interview with Dan Goldin, NASA Director David Bennahum: Thanks for taking the time to speak with me today Mr. Goldin Dan Goldin: I got it. A lot of the questions you are asking are going to get answered on the International Space Station . And Mir . Just to digress for a moment, we have learned a tremendous amount from Mir, and one of the things that is very clear is that we better do a better job on the psychological health of the astronauts. So the stresses that build up on Tsybleyev you know when he got those heart palpitations and soon thereafter one of the things we have done is we have said 'we better do a much more comprehensive job in this area.' So some of the questions you are asking I think are fabulous questions maybe a little premature to be able to answer them, but we are looking at those things, and the only place you are really going to find these out is in real research. I don't know whether you saw those chamber tests we have down there at Johnson [Space Center], where we are putting young people in these chambers for ever increasing time periods?

62. Sigma 7: The NASA Mission Reports (Apogee Books Space Series) numerous undefined NASA acronyms and references to specific pieces of equipment (individualswitches), which are probably known only to the astronauts and the http://www.historyofmilitary.com/Sigma_7_The_NASA_Mission_Reports_Apogee_Books_S

Sigma 7: The NASA Mission Reports (Apogee Books Space Series) Sigma 7: The NASA Mission Reports (Apogee Books Space Series) by Authors: Robert Godwin , Steve Whitfield Released: September, 2003 ISBN: 1894959019 Paperback Sales Rank: List price: Our price: You save: Book > Sigma 7: The NASA Mission Reports (Apogee Books Space Series) > Customer Reviews: Average Customer Rating: Sigma 7: The NASA Mission Reports (Apogee Books Space Series) > Customer Review #1: More Great NASA Publications At Your Fingertips Captain Wally Schirra was one of the seven Mercury Astronauts named by NASA in April 1959. On October 3, 1962; he piloted the six orbit Sigma 7 Mercury flight; a flight which lasted 9 hours, 15 minutes. The spacecraft attained a velocity of 17,557 miles per hour at an altitude of 175 statue miles and traveled almost 144,000 statute miles before re-entry into the earths atmosphere. Recovery of the Sigma 7 spacecraft occurred in the Pacific Ocean about 275 miles northeast of Midway Island. His flight was considered a critical flight in the manned space flight program, since the previous two Mercury flights experienced major malfunctions (Scott Carpenters overshot of the landing site and John Glenns reentry shield problem). The book opens with the usual NASA press kit, which covers the basics of the mission, the major hardware components of the Mercury capsule, mission objectives and a biography of the astronaut. The next section of the book contains numerous one and two pages News Releases that cover specific topics of the mission. The next section contains a very interesting scanned in pamphlet called "The Six Orbits of Sigma 7" which as the title indicates provides an overview of his mission. This NASA produced promotional brochure contains many highlights of the mission, from the training exercises, the flight to the splashdown and post-flight celebration tour. It is loaded with numerous black and white photographs, many of which showcase Wally Schirras personal life.

63. Adventure In Space 3. Key words (such as astronauts, space shuttle, NASA, biography, careers for searchingEncyclopedias for overviews of both careers, specific biographies in http://www.maslibraries.org/infolit/samplers/spring/adsp.html

A dventure in S pace The Flight to Fix the Hubble by Elaine Scott Hyperion Books for Children. 1995 Prepared by Nancy Grant, Information Librarian - SAD #41 SUMMARY : Seven members of the crew STS-61 work to fix the Hubble Space Telescope. With beautiful color photos and clear descriptions, this book covers the process followed in solving the large-scale space repair problem. Included are: the scientists' search for repair solutions; interviews with the six men and one woman astronaut; the various types of practice repair sessions on earth; details of the trip out into space; and how new problems were solved during the actual repair work. THEME: Problem-solving AGES: SAMPLE RESEARCH PROJECT Following is a model for using Maine Student Book Award books to launch the research projects. From the book: "Flying in space and writing books are similar ventures" (page 4). Compare the steps an author takes with the steps an astronaut takes. Note the similarities. Develop a means to defend your agreement and your disagreement with this statement. Steps students might take to accomplish this project: 1. Preknowledge about both authors and astronauts.

64. Government Information--Biography On the Web. Major Sites. Astronaut Biographies. Information from NASAon current and former US astronauts and Russian/Soviet Cosmonauts. http://library.stmarytx.edu/acadlib/doc/guides/history/bio.htm

Biography Sources in the Blume Library and on the Web Guides History In the Library Major Reference Sources Agencies On the Web: Major Sites Subject Index headings (NOTE: Call numbers given after each title are in the Main Floor Federal Documents Collection, unless preceded by a REF or FIRST or THIRD FLOOR designation.) Major Reference Sources Biographical Directory of the U.S. Congress, 1774-1989. (Y 1.1/2:13849). Chronological section lists members by Congress and state; biographical section gives sketches alphabetically. Directory is updated at intervals. Congress makes this directory available online. Black Americans in Congress. (Y 1.1/2:13947). 1990. Includes portrait, brief biography and references for further information. Some of the same information is available online from the Congressional Black Caucus, in their Interactive Historical Listing of African-American Members of Congress. Soldier-Statesmen of the Constitution. (D 114.19:C 76). 1987. Illustrated biographies of Revolutionary veterans who also signed the Constitution. Additional information and documents dealing with the role of the military in the new republic. An online version is available from the Army's Center for Military History.

65. Knowledge Make a timeline of all females who have become astronauts. Indicate dates, countries,ethnicity, etc. From which specific Hispanic group is Dr. Ochoa a member? http://education.osu.edu/dyford/Lessonplans/astronaut.ochoa2.htm

Dr. Ellen Ochoa: A Woman of Hope “Beyond the Atmosphere and Ozone Layer” Math, Science, Social Studies, and Language Arts Multicultural Multidisciplinary Matrix Lesson Plan by Donna Y. Ford Professor The Ohio State University College of Education Columbus, OH Note: Sometimes, students’ responses may move the question, learning experience, and/or product to another level (e.g., see *); if the response moves to a lower level, follow up with another question, learning experience, etc., to promote higher levels of multiculturalism and critical thinking. Questions, learning experiences, and products that might appear in monocultural/traditional lessons are not included (e.g., What is a spacecraft? Why is space exploration necessary or important? When did Americans first land on the moon? etc.) Additional books/resources I Look Like a Girl (Hamanaka); A Dream Deferred (Hughes); Women of Hope (Hansen); Allport’s Prejudice model Knowledge Comprehension Application Analysis Synthesis Evaluation Contribu-tions Name the first Latina female astronaut.

66. Do Search Engines Suppress Controversy? (Short Version) We investigated specific controversies for each of the above five topics then measuredhow much each controversy appeared John s Wort , female astronauts ). http://www.twurl.com/Controversy/Controversy-Shorter.html

Do Search Engines Suppress Controversy? A June 2003 U.S. FCC ruling on media ownership consolidation raised the question: Does the Internet provide effective alternatives to TV, radio, and news channels? Are websites cost-effective outlets for expression of diverse opinions and fair dissemination of information? Some researchers ( see references ) suggest the Web is much less than a distinct alternative to traditional media, and even presents similar barriers and limits. Search engines the central force for finding information on the Web have inherent biases, as does any technology. Perhaps we can test one distinctive aspect of this question: do search engines suppress controversy Suppose you query a search engine on a topic of new interest or to meet a current need. Perhaps the herbal remedy "St John's Wort" intrigues you, or you're planning a trip to the Central American country of "Belize", maybe considering getting another degree via "Distance Learning", helping your child write a report on "female astronauts", or reviewing the life and times of "Albert Einstein". What if each topic came back in the top search results without any apparent controversy: no disagreements about effectiveness of the herbal remedy, nothing but enticing beach hotels and ecotourism in Belize, a roster of good-looking sites promising learning at your own pace, a space history emphasizing first Russian and American women astronauts, or a plethora of quotation-filled biographies that briefly allude to Einstein's pre-WWII life in Europe. Each topic appears as if the search engine had a distinctly "sunny personality", t

67. 40th Anniversary Of Mercury 7: Virgil Ivan "Gus" Grissom began in 1959, having been selected as one of NASA s Original Seven Mercury astronauts. notmuch of a whiz in school. 2 Without having set specific goals for http://www.hq.nasa.gov/office/pao/History/40thmerc7/grissom.htm

Carpenter Cooper Glenn Grissom ... Slayton Virgil Ivan "Gus" Grissom by Mary C. Zornio et al., Footprints on the Moon (The Associated Press, 1969), p. 125. Lieutenant Colonel Virgil Ivan "Gus" Grissom had been part of the U.S. manned space program since it began in 1959, having been selected as one of NASA's Original Seven Mercury Astronauts. His second space flight on Gemini III earned him the distinction of being the first man to fly in space twice. His hard work, drive, persistence and skills as a top notch test pilot and engineer had landed him the title of commander for the first Apollo flight. Yet for Grissom, Apollo I was to be just the beginning. He had been told privately that if all went well, he would be the first American to walk on the moon. Although Grissom already had stacked up a very impressive list of career accomplishments, being first on the moon would be the ultimate achievement for the man who grew up in a small town during the lean years of the Great Depression. Virgil Ivan Grissom was born on April 3, 1926 in Mitchell, Indiana, a tiny Midwestern community of about three thousand residents tucked away in the southern half of the state. Virgil was the eldest of Dennis and Cecile Grissom's four children, which included two brothers, Norman and Lowell and one sister, Wilma. Dennis Grissom managed to hold on to his job at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in spite of the numerous layoffs which were going on all around him. Although they were far from being wealthy, Mr. Grissom's twenty-four dollar per week salary allowed his family to live comfortably in their white frame house in town.

68. MusicSearcher.com - Astronauts Lyrics MusicSearcher.com simple, easy, no ads, no banners, no hassle. http://www.musicsearcher.com/lyrics_a/Astronauts.php

Artist Search Advanced Search Browse Artists Music Zine List ... fountains of wayne raid the vault billboard Free Music News Alerts! Shop Links Lyrics Pics Bio Discography Reviews ... Forums Astronauts lyrics If you can't find it here, fuhgeddaboudit! Your guide to finding Astronauts lyrics on the web Song lyrics databases Thriving in the shadows of the MP3 war, there are quite a few sites offering song lyrics out there. Unfortunately, most of them are using pop-up ads, making them a nag to use. Tip : Until MS Explorer includes the possibility to turn auto pop-up windows off, we recommend using the Opera browser, which has this possibility, or install a pop-up windows killer. [Opera] [pop-up killers] The chances for finding the lyrics for a specific song in these databases are good for popular artists. For less known artists, you may want to try the major search engines (see below). Finding Astronauts lyrics by using the search engines If you have no luck locating the desired lyrics above, try the major search engines. Start with searching for we pages containing "astronauts lyrics" Google AltaVista AllTheWeb HotBot ... LookSmart If these searches generate too many hits, try limiting your searches by searching

69. Astronauts Manned Space Flight The first seven US astronauts had to meet veryspecific qualifications and pass many rigorous tests. See what http://www.eagle.ca/~matink/themes/Space/astronau.html

Home Page Safety Net Newsletter Teacher Resources Libraries ... Projects Astronauts Aldrin, Buzz Read his answers to questions submitted by people over the Internet, as well as a biography and pictures. Apollo 17 Crew Learn about their mission and read their answers to questions asked on the 25th anniversary of their flight. Armstrong, Neil Brief biography of the first man to walk on the moon. Astronauts If you've ever wondered what it's like to go into space, what it takes to be an astronaut and what really goes on in Mission Control, then check out the information here. Astronauts tells the behind-the-scenes story of the astronauts, their mission and their families. Diaries of Roberta Bondar Learn about this Canadian astronaut, read quotes and diary entries she made during her space mission, and check of some pictures of her in action. Gagarin, Yuri Read an encyclopedia article about the first man in space, from Compton's. Jim Lovell - An Astronaut's Story Read the biography of the Apollo 13 mission hero. John Glenn Returns to Space This Worldbook article covers Glenn's life, the history of the first astronauts, and living and working in space.

70. Inspirational Speaker - Alan Bean - Astronauts & Aviators, Inspiration, Motivati PREMIERE SPEAKERS BUREAU presents Alan Bean. Topics include astronauts Aviators, Inspiration, Motivation 14 500* TRAVELS FROM Houston, TX TOPICS astronauts Aviators, Inspiration, Motivation http://premierspeakers.com/170/index.cfm

Home Speaker Search Search Results : Alan Bean Alan Bean Astronaut and Fourth Man to Walk On the Moon KEYNOTE FEE TRAVELS FROM Houston, TX TOPICS Programs Alan Bean was selected as an astronaut for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration in 1963. During his 18-year NASA career, he achieved a number of accomplishments, including being the Lunar Module Pilot on the Apollo 12 mission and commander of the Skylab Mission II. In 1963, Alan was selected as a NASA astronaut. He became the Lunar Module Pilot on the Apollo 12 mission, and the fourth man to set foot on the moon. In 1973, he again flew in space as spacecraft commander of the Skylab Mission II. This mission lasted fifty-nine days and traveled 24,400,000 miles. His crew accomplished 150 percent of their pre-mission goals, a record unequaled even today. Alan was then selected as backup spacecraft commander for the joint American-Russian Apollo-Soyuz Test Project in 1975. Alan was assigned as Chief of Operations and Training and Acting Chief Astronaut until the first flight of the space shuttle. Throughout Alan's career as an astronaut when he was not in specific mission training, Alan studied art at nights and on the weekends. In 1981, he resigned as a NASA astronaut to devote full time to painting and speaking. Today, Alan is an accomplished artist creating paintings that artistically record for future generations humankind's first exploration of another world.

71. Personal Growth Humorist- Tim Clue - Astronauts & Aviators, Humor, PREMIERE SPEAKERS BUREAU presents Tim Clue. Topics include astronauts Aviators, Humor, KEYNOTE FEE Please Call TRAVELS FROM Chicago, IL TOPICS astronauts Aviators, Humor he tailored his http://www.premierespeakers.com/1927/print.cfm

Tim Clue Custom Corporate Humorist KEYNOTE FEE Please Call TRAVELS FROM Chicago, IL TOPICS Tim’s clean, character-charged comedy makes him one of the most popular corporate acts in the country. This multi-faceted talent from Chicago has opened for Steven Wright and Jerry Seinfeld. As a comedy writer Tim wrote and produced his own sitcom pilot that premiered at the Chicago Comedy Festival and he recently concluded the development run of his latest theatrical comedy. Tim’s directing, writing and performing experience make him a triple-threat and a one-stop shop for large events. Tim regularly consults top management to help them find just the right touch or humorous approach to their presentations. He has performed at the Microsoft Office Conference, “wowed” the top brass at Caterpillar with his signature PowerPoint satire, and consulted for Bombardier, makers of Ski-Doo watercraft, helping bring their product line to an international clientele at their annual conference at Disney World. In the hands of this 14-year veteran your event will translate into big laughs and an unforgettable experience.

72. Ancient Astronauts - Mars Van Flandern noted that the exploded planet scenario gave rise to several specificpredictions concerning the destruction of the Martian atmosphere and changes http://www.eridu.co.uk/Author/human_origins/mars.html

A CIVILISATION ON MARS? By Alan F. Alford This filtering process was documented at the JPL website. Van Flandern recounted what its effects were: I will make my own comments on the Face on Mars debate at the end of this article, in the context of some new and exciting images of other Martian sites that came to light in early-2001. But first, I would like to address some wider issues involving Mars and its solar system environs. The consensus among modern scientists is that Mars was once a vibrant world, with oceans of water, an atmosphere and a strong magnetic field. Today, the oceans of water are gone, the atmosphere is gone and the magnetic field is nothing more than a barely detectable pulse. What happened on Mars to turn it from a paradisiacal garden into a rusty-coloured wasteland? The scientific consensus is that the Old Mars suffered a devastating bombardment from asteroids or comets. The results of this devastation are plain to see on the surface of the New Mars.

73. MonkeySweat - The Worlds Hardest Working IT Monkeys Web Results (What s this?) Astronaut bio Ellison Onizuka 6/86 Lyndon B. JohnsonSpace Center. Houston, Texas 77058. .. Astronaut bio EllisonOnizuka 6/86. http://www.monkeysweat.com/cgi-bin/search.cgi?keywords=Ellison Onizuka&specific=

74. Famous Hams KD5VNP Details into space, I plan to add her bio to my go through the same training as all NASA astronautsbefore a Rather than having specific lectures, the teaching will be http://users.tellurian.com/gjurrens/KD5VNP.html

The Original Famous Hams and ex-Hams List - detail page Callsign Name Details/Claim to Fame Notes Barbara R. Morgan Next NASA "educator astronaut" due to fly into space; her predecessor and best friend, Christa McAuliffe, was killed in the Challenger shuttle disaster in 1986; Morgan was McAuliffe's back-up; Morgan was licensed in March 2003. Back Home Astronaut Hams Rumors and Mistaken Identities Additional Information (as of 27-NOV-2003) NASA bio: http://www.jsc.nasa.gov/Bios/htmlbios/morgan.html If and when Ms. Morgan actually flies into space, I plan to add her bio to my Astronaut Hams page. CNN story and photo: http://www.cnn.com/2003/TECH/space/11/07/sprj.colu.astronaut.interview.ap/index.html Long-distance learner. By Barry E. DiGregorio. 1,852 words 2 August 2003 New Scientist (c) 2003, New Scientist, Reed Business Information UK, a division of Reed It is an unusual mission for a teacher. Next year, Barbara Morgan is due to fly into space as NASA's "educator astronaut". As well as playing a

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76. ESA Topical Team On Space Adaptation Syndrome (Motion Sickness) - Title Of The E does not respond to such nonspecific stimuli but will be studied in order to allowastronauts to avoid recorded on a FUJITSU SIEMENS Lifebook (bio-feedback Man http://lbibi.chez.tiscali.fr/Site_SBB_ESA/parabolic_flight/results/point1.htm

The 29 th ESA parabolic flight campaign th to 21 th March 2002) Gastric and duodenal activity Contractile digestive viscera generate electrophysical signals that are transmitted to the surface through the abdominal cavity. The stomach, intestine and colon, specifically studied with electrogastrography (EGG), have been analysed with electrosplanchnography techniques (ESG)(Thouvenot, 1998). The normal value of the electrogastrogram signal, the basic electrical rhythm of the recording activity of the gastric musculature, is approximately 3 cycles / min. Tachygastria, the abnormally high frequency EGG observed during motion sickness, attains 4-9 cycles / min ; the functional significance of tachygastria, particularly as a consequence of motion sickness, remains to be studied. Thus it is possible to study electrophysical signals in order to investigate the occurrence of tachygastria, precursor sign of motion sickness, and it is also possible to train astronauts by electrophysiological biofeedback to prevent space motion sickness and by the role of the psycho-visceral relationship to train the astronauts against stress. ELA MEDICAL Holter graphical programming Skin conductance and electrogastrogram electrodes set-up Skin conductance Cold sweating together with facial pallor are the most reliable secondary symptoms of motion sickness, the primary manifestations being nausea and vomiting (Benson and al.,1988). Skin conductance has been shown to be an objective measure of such sweating using mass spectrometry of water vapour drawn from the skin using dry nitrogen gas flow. It was demonstrated (Golding and al., 1992) that the phasic components of skin conductance are good indicators of motion sickness induced by either cross-coupled or translational motion simulators in the laboratory (Golding and al., 1992).

77. Allscifi Information Page Detailed literary breakdown of The Astronaut s Wife, 40% Feelings, relationships,character bio/development 50% novel describes in very specific detail what http://www.allscifi.com/Topics/Info_13147.asp

The Astronaut's Wife Movie Review Click here for Movies Television Shows Books Games Or enter a book or movie review and become a paid scholar! Starring: Johnny Depp, Charlize Theron, Joe Morton, Clea DuVall, Samantha Eggar Enter a review of your own! "The Astronaut's Wife" Message Board The Astronaut's Wife Resident Scholar Profiles TOP SCHOLAR: Maja Hoffmann SCHOLARS: Daniel Staebler Would you like to be a scholar and make 50 cents per review? Click here to submit a review! Review Summaries of The Astronaut's Wife Gillian and Spencer Armacost are a happily married couple. They have a wonderful life in their home in Florida until Spencer´s last mission in space, where he and his colleague lose contact with their ship and earth for two minutes. Back on earth everybody is happy because of their survival... until certain events cause Gillian Armacost to ask herself what happened to the two men during those two minutes... Maja Hoffmann, Resident Scholar THE ASTRONAUT'S WIFE is a movie written and directed by Rand Ravich in 1999. During a space shuttle mission, two astronauts, Johnny Depp and Nick Cassavetes, lose contact for a short moment with the NASA after the explosion of a satellite. While Cassavetes dies a few days later on earth, Johnny Depp recovers and accepts a job as an executive in NYC. Soon his wife Charlize Theron gets pregnant expecting twins. But Joe Morton contacts Charlize and explains to her that her husband may have had a close encounter of the third kind during the two minutes he was out of sight during the accident. Didn't she notice anything different in Depp's behaviour recently ?

78. Astronaut Biography: I can t think of anything specific growing up that pointed me toward NASA at all But,I never really thought about being an astronaut or working in space myself http://www.space.com/missionlaunches/bio_laurel_clark.html

Laurel Clark SEARCH: advertisement Astronaut Biography: Laurel Clark NAME: Dr. Laurel Blair Salton Clark (Commander, USN) PERSONAL DATA: Born in Iowa, but considers Racine, Wisconsin, to be her hometown. Married with one child. She enjoys scuba diving, hiking, camping, biking, parachuting, flying, traveling. Her parents reside in New Mexico. EDUCATION: Graduated from William Horlick High School, Racine Wisconsin in 1979; received bachelor of science degree in zoology from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1983 and doctorate in medicine from the same school in 1987. ORGANIZATIONS: Aerospace Medical Association, Society of U.S. Naval Flight Surgeons. AWARDS: Navy Commendation Medals (3); National Defense Medal, and Overseas Service Ribbon Images The STS-107 Columbia crew patch. More Stories Complete Coverage of the Columbia Disaster Investigation Mission Columbia: STS-107 Story and Multimedia Archive STS-107 Mission Update Archive EXPERIENCE: NASA EXPERIENCE: Selected by NASA in April 1996, Dr. Clark reported to the Johnson Space Center in August 1996. After completing two years of training and evaluation, she was qualified for flight assignment as a mission specialist. From July 1997 to August 2000 Dr. Clark worked in the Astronaut Office Payloads/Habitability Branch. She is currently assigned to the crew of STS-107 scheduled for launch in 2003. Here are some excerpts from NASA's official pre-flight interview for STS-107: I'd like to talk a little about you. Kind of get some idea about your background. And if you were to think about coming up, growing up, what it was about your interests or your surroundings or whatever that put you on the road to NASA? Can you tell us a little bit about that?

79. Astronaut Bio: Eugene A. Cernan (Captain, USN, Retired) http://vesuvius.jsc.nasa.gov/er/seh/cernan.htm

National Aeronautics and Space Administration Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center Houston, Texas 77058 Biographical Data NAME: Eugene A. Cernan (Captain, USN, Retired) NASA Astronaut PERSONAL DATA: Born in Chicago, Illinois, on March 14, 1934. Married - Jan Nanna Cernan. They have three daughters, and one grandchild. His hobbies include love for horses, all competitive sports activities, including hunting, fishing and flying. PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: Gray hair; blue eyes; height: 6 feet; weight: 190 pounds. EDUCATION: Graduated from Proviso Township High School in Maywood, Illinois; received a bachelor of science degree in Electrical Engineering from Purdue University in 1956 and a master of science degree in Aeronautical Engineering from the U. S. Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, California; recipient of an Honorary Doctorate of Law degree from Western State University College of Law in 1969, an Honorary Doctorate of Engineering from Purdue University in 1970, and Drexel University in 1977. Petroleum Economics and Management Seminar, Northwestern University, 1978. ORGANIZATIONS: Fellow, American Astronautical Society; member, Society of Experimental Test Pilots; member, Tau Beta Pi (National Engineering Society), Sigma Xi (National Science Research Society), Phi Gamma Delta (National Social Fraternity), and the Explorer's Club.

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