81. NASA Demos Space Net the fact that we ve established IP connectivity with a spacecraft opens a whole worldof options to spacecraft designers, said ronald parise, senior scientist http://www.fcw.com/fcw/articles/2000/0501/tec-nasanet-05-01-00.asp

document.write(''); document.write(''); document.write(''); document.write(''); document.write(''); document.write(''); Search The Site Advanced Search HOME FCW.COM DOWNLOAD TECHNOLOGY ... ALSO ONLINE Current Issue News By Topic CIOs Defense E-Government Homeland Security ... More Topics Vendor Solutions Army ITES GSA Connections GTSI ClarITy (ISC)2’s INFOSEC Guide ... Advertise FCW.com Download Check out last week's news roundup, Web-only stories, source documents and other online components of Federal Computer Week's print magazine. NASA demos space Net BY Paula Shaki Trimble May 1, 2000 Printing? Use this version. Email this to a friend. RELATED LINKS "Setting satellites to network time" [Federal Computer Week, May 1, 2000] "NASA's new "spacecraft" ideal for small families" [Federal Computer Week, May 1, 2000] NASA's faster, better, cheaper concept may get a boost from the Internet boom. A recent demonstration using commercial off-the-shelf networking products and standard Internet Protocol (IP) to communicate with an orbiting satellite is the first step in designing space missions more quickly, more cheaply and smarter. Federal agencies such as NASA, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the Defense Department and the National Imagery and Mapping Administration are just a few that could benefit by communicating with spacecraft using the same standardized, low-cost equipment used for ground-based networking.

82. Inhalt Translate this page Overmyer, Robert F. Pailes, William A. Parazynski, Dr. Scott E. parise, Dr. RonaldA. Parker, Dr. Robert AR. Pawelczyk, Prof. Dr. James A. Payette, Julie. http://www.nasa-statistik.de/biographien/inhalt.html

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83. Payload Specialist Astronauts Boca Raton Children s Museum. Save The Children Foundation, ronaldMcDonald House ronald McDonald House. TAG (Together Against Gangs). http://www.hightechscience.org/payload.htm

Provided by the High-Tech Productions com Science Center Home Sci-Center Locations Items on Display Touring Space Exhibit ... Our Space Collection Our Electric Vehicles ScienceFest Expo Nebula Slide Show How You Can Help Our Supporter's Reference Library Science Activities ... World Science Center High-Tech Productions Departments Video Duplication Foreign Conversion Video-DVD Transfers DVD Duplication ... Video Supply Store Store Departments Mini DV Tape MicroMV Tape DV Head Cleaner ... Tape Labels About Us Who We Are Our Clients Shipping Info Military Order Info ... On-Line Store Help More To Explore TV Test Patterns U.S. TV Stations Global TV Stations Wide Screen Info ... Camcorder Choices Payload Specialist Astronauts " Payload Specialists " are individuals who have been designated to serve as a crew member in association with a specific payload and/or to accomplish an agreed-upon mission objective. On-Line detailed biographies were started in 1995.

84. Astronauts Engle, Joe H. 1966, 5, Former. Evans, ronald E. 1966, 5, Deceased. Fabian, John M.1978, 8, Former. Gordon, Richard F., Jr. 1963, 3, Former. Grabe, ronald J. 1980, 9,Former. http://users.skynet.be/space-link/astronauts.htm

Cosmonauts: AFANASYEV, Victor Mikhailovich BUDARIN, Nikolai Mikhailovich DEZHUROV, Vladimir Nikolaevich GIDZENKO, Yuri Pavlovich ... ZALETIN, Sergei Payload Specialist Astronauts: ACTON, Loren W. AL-SAUD, Sultan Salman Abdulaziz BARTOE, John-David F. BAUDRY, Patrick ... WANG,Taylor International Astronauts: Astronaut Selection Year Group Status Cheli, Maurizio (ESA) Former Clervoy, Jean-François (ESA) Returned to home agency Doi, Takao (NASDA) Active, Mission Specialist Duque, Pedro (ESA) Returned to home agency Eyharts, Léopold (ESA) Active, Mission Specialist Candidate Fuglesang, Christer (ESA) Active, Mission Specialist Garneau, Marc (CSA) Returned to home agency Guidoni, Umberto (ESA) Returned to home agency Hadfield, Chris A. (CSA) Active, Mission Specialist MacLean, Steven G. (CSA) Active, Mission Specialist Mohri, Mamoru (NASDA) Returned to home agency Nespoli, Paolo (ESA) Active, Mission Specialist Candidate

85. CollectSPACE - The Collection Magilton, Gerard Morgan, Barbara Nelson, Bill Nordsieck, Kenneth parise, RonaldPhillips, Robert Prinz, Dianne ScullyPower, Paul Simon, George Trinh, Eugene http://collectspace.com/collection/autographs.html

News announcements, articles, and interviews Resources collecting guides and selected space history documents Sightings when and where astronauts will be near you buySPACE marketplace for collectors to acquire memorabilia Directory register and find others with collections like yours Messages discuss space history or trade collecting experiences Websites related space memorabilia and history websites The editor's collection. Autographs who's who in space: the first 25 years of space exploration Books galleys, drafts, and advanced reading copies Hardware space flown fragments and complete artifacts Medallions flown coins and those minted with flown metal Philatelics first day ceremony programs and flown stamps In 1986, I was gifted with a copy of Michael Cassutt's Who's Who In Space: The First 25 Years, a collection of narrative biographies and photographs for every astronaut, cosmonaut and international space traveler who either flew or was selected to do so within the first quarter century of space exploration. That same year, I brought the book with me to an event where I met my first two astronauts, Deke Slayton and Charlie Walker. Both gentlemen signed near their entries, beginning a project I would continue with every astronaut I came into contact with since.

86. Interrogation DORIS WEB : PUBEMP_W3=13227 Translate this page Auteur, Marion parise, Ron Foerch, G. Cailletaud. Collectivité, ENSMP MAT. Centredes matériaux. ENSMP. 1998. Type de présentation, 10 p. Illustration, Ill. http://www.bib.ensmp.fr/cgi-bin/pubvisu.pl?PUBEMP_W3=13227

87. Parise XSender parise@stars.gsfc.nasa.gov X-Mailer QUALCOMM Windows Eudora Light Version3.0.2 (16) Date Mon, 24 Nov 1997 165657 -0500 To Daniel Burk From Ron http://www.ws6transam.org/parise.html

Hi everyone, I just thought I'd let you see this reply that I received from one of the crew that was riding on STS-35, the shuttle mission that I described in my previous posts. I think it provides quite a bit more insight on the rocket launch! X-Sender: parise@stars.gsfc.nasa.gov X-Mailer: QUALCOMM Windows Eudora Light Version 3.0.2 (16) Date: Mon, 24 Nov 1997 16:56:57 -0500 To: Daniel Burk From: Ron Parise Subject: Re: STS-35 Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" At 18:46 11/25/97 -0500, you wrote: Dan, >First of all, I must admit that the >night launch was incredible - Especially when the craft hit the >low-level clouds. It lit 'em up from horizon to horizon! Glad we put on a good show for you! >I was just wondering what the ride was like: Noisy? Was it a continuous >3g acceleration for the whole time? Don't worry about replying if you >are really busy. I would, however, like to forward any reply to the VLHS >Alumni association, with your permission. During the first two minutes (while the solid rocket boosters are burning) there is a lot of low frequency vibration. It would be very loud but with your headset and helmet on you feel the noise more than hear it. The g-forces during that phase are about a constant 1.5 g's. Once the solids are gone at about 200,000ft altitude the ride gets very smooth. The acceleration starts to slowly increase to 3 g's and remains there for the remaining few minutes. At main engine cutoff you go from 3 g's to g's almost instantly! The whole ride takes about 8.5 minutes and wow what a ride!!

88. Interactive | In The Crease In my mind, Michalek was on the list of possibles, along with Vanek, Ryan Suter(nephew of Gary), and Zach parise, a University of North Dakota product. http://www.sjsharks.com/sharks2002/interactive/in_the_crease/20030626-1056642966

Before the year began, how well did you feel the Sharks would do? Stanley Cup WC Finals WC Semifinals WC Quarterfinals No playoffs Lottery Sign Up Now For 2003-2004 Season Tickets Call 408.999.5757 or click here June 26, 2003 Draft Day Chess This past weekend, I was doing what everyone else in the hockey world was doing. My eyes were shifting rapidly between the real-time internet postings of the NHL Entry Draft and the television coverage on ESPN2 while trying to stay current on the phone, which rang periodically through the day. It was basic off-season hockey fun. In case you haven't checked it out, the NHL's Entry Draft is a little bit like an NCAA tournament pool. Like the plethora of sheets that get passed around office coolers each spring, there are a few surprise actions instigated by teams, and still more decisions not to act that raise an eyebrow or two. There are usually a few trades, and by Sunday's draft end, it becomes time to sift through a team's depth chart, and figure out what might be done next. What was the day like for GM Doug Wilson, in his first draft since being named to the position? Well, as I expected, he did a lot of listening but no dealing when it came to his team's two first round selections. After all, this draft was too deep and too important for the team to peddle either pick. That was Good Decision Number 1.

89. Interactive | In The Crease In my mind, Michalek was on the list of possibles, along with Vanek, Ryan Suter(cousin of Gary), and Zach parise, a University of North Dakota product. http://www.sjsharks.com/sharks2002/interactive/in_the_crease/20030625-1056588942

Before the year began, how well did you feel the Sharks would do? Stanley Cup WC Finals WC Semifinals WC Quarterfinals No playoffs Lottery Sign Up Now For 2003-2004 Season Tickets Call 408.999.5757 or click here June 25, 2003 DRAFT DAY CHESS This past weekend, I was doing what everyone else in the hockey world was doing. My eyes were shifting rapidly between the real-time internet postings of the NHL Entry Draft and the television coverage on ESPN2 while trying to stay current on the phone, which rang periodically through the day. It was basic off-season hockey fun. In case you haven't checked it out, the NHL's Entry Draft is a little bit like an NCAA tournament pool. Like the plethora of sheets that get passed around office coolers each spring, there are a few surprise actions instigated by teams, and still more decisions not to act that raise an eyebrow or two. There are usually a few trades, and by Sunday's draft end, it becomes time to sift through a team's depth chart, and figure out what might be done next. What was the day like for GM Doug Wilson, in his first draft since being named to the position? Well, as I expected, he did a lot of listening but no dealing when it came to his team's two first round selections. After all, this draft was too deep and too important for the team to peddle either pick. That was Good Decision Number 1.

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Missionen Adressen Missionsziele Shops Informationen zu Projekten der Raumfahrt Aktuelle ^Übersicht Apollo AsiaSat Clementine CONTOUR Deep Space Explorer Galileo Gemini Giotto Interball Luna Lunar Orbiter Lunar Prospect. Magellan Mariner Mars Mars Observer Mars Surveyor Mercury MIR Muses NEAR Pathfinder Phobos Pioneer Planet Ranger Shenzhou Skylab Space Shuttle Surveyor Vega Venera Viking Wostok Zond ^Übersicht 2001 Mars Od. Cassini Genesis Halca Hayabusa Huygens Mars Express Mars Global S. Nozomi Opportunity Rosetta SMART-1 Spirit Stardust Ulysses Voyager 1 Voyager 2 ^Übersicht Deep Impact Lunar-A LunarSat Mars Rec. Orb. MESSENGER NetLander Selene STS 114 STS 115 STS 116 STS 121 SuperSat TrailBlazer AstroLink.de ShuttleLink.de Planetenkunde RedShift.de Suche, etc. Impressum Space Shuttle Chronologie Astronauten [A] [B] [C] [D] ... [O] [P] Q [R] [S] [T] [U] ... [W] X [Y] Z Orbiter Atlantis Challenger Columbia Discovery Endeavour Web-Links Frühere ^ Übersicht STS 1 STS 2 STS 3 STS 4 STS 5 STS 6 STS 7 STS 8 STS 9 STS 41-B STS 41-C STS 41-D STS 41-G STS 51-A STS 51-C STS 51-D STS 51-B STS 51-G STS 51-F STS 51-I STS 51-J STS 61-A STS 61-B STS 61-C STS 51-L STS 26 STS 27 STS 29 STS 30 STS 28 STS 34 STS 33 STS 32 STS 36 STS 31 STS 41 STS 38 STS 35 STS 37 STS 39 STS 40 STS 43 STS 48 STS 44 STS 42 STS 45 STS 49 STS 50 STS 46 STS 47 STS 52 STS 53 STS 54 STS 56 STS 55 STS 57 STS 51 STS 58 STS 61 STS 60 STS 62 STS 59 STS 65 STS 64 STS 68 STS 66 STS 63 STS 67 STS 71 STS 70 STS 69 STS 73 STS 74 STS 72 STS 75 STS 76 STS 77 STS 78 STS 79 STS 80 STS 81 STS 82 STS 83 STS 84 STS 94 STS 85 STS 86 STS 87 STS 89 STS 90 STS 91 STS 95 STS 88 STS 96 STS 93 STS 103 STS 99 STS 101 STS 106 STS 92 STS 97 STS 98 STS 102

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93. Ohio Astronauts STS70 Crew Portrait, Ohio Astronauts. Ohio, The Birthplace of Aviation, is home to 24 astronauts. Why so many? Ohio astronaut Tom http://www.grc.nasa.gov/WWW/PAO/html/ohioast.htm

Ohio Astronauts Ohio, "The Birthplace of Aviation," is home to 24 astronauts. Why so many? Ohio astronaut Tom Henricks , during the pre-flight press conference for STS-70 cited several contributing factors: Role models such as John Glenn ("the first all Ohio crew") and Neil Armstrong , the first human to walk upon the Moon during the Apollo project The Midwestern work ethic Native Clevelander Set Space Endurance Record Ohio astronaut and Cleveland native Carl Walz spent six months in his a home away from home: the International Space Station (ISS). Walz was a part of the Expedition 4crew that traveled to the ISS aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavour when it lifted off on December 5, 2001 to begin the STS-108 mission. He returned to Earth on June 5, 2002 during the STS-111 mission. During their stay aboard the ISS, Walz and Expedition 4 crew mate Dan Bursch broke the U.S. record for the longest single U.S. spaceflight. Walz also held the U.S. record for most cumulative time in space with 231 days, and while Bursch is second with 227 days. (That record was broken in December 2003 by NASA astronaut Michael Foale, International Space Station Expedition 8 Commander and NASA Science Officer.) During Expedition 4, Walz and Bursch conducted and monitored experiments (including some from NASA Glenn) and conducted several space walks. During his free time, Walz played a small musical keyboard and a guitar. [ More Another Ohioan Joins the Corps On July 26, 2000, NASA

94. IOL : 'Refuelling' Your Car At 100km/h road with no loss of speed. I call it remote charging, said RonaldParise. It s a wireless transmission. It s just like when you http://www.iol.co.za/index.php?sf=116&click_id=132&art_id=qw952509060255P653&set

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Personajes de la Astronomía y la Astronáutica QUINCENA DE MAYO Mayo María Gaetana Agnesi Destacada matemática italiana del Siglo XVIII: http://www.agnesscott.edu/lriddle/women/agnesi.htm Venus: cráter Agnesi Asteroide 16765 Agnesi Brewster H. Shaw Astronauta norteamericano. 3 Misiones: STS-9 Columbia (1983); STS-61B Atlantis (1985); STS-28 Columbia (1989). Dafydd R. Williams Astronauta canadiense (doctorado en Medicina). 1 Misión: STS-90 Columbia (1998). Mayo Joseph Norman Lockyer Astrónomo inglés. Estudioso de la espectroscopía estelar, particularmente del Sol, donde descubrió (1887) las líneas correspondientes al helio , elemento para entonces aún no detectado en la Tierra. Fundó el Science Museum (Londres) y la revista científica Nature (editor durante sus primeros 50 años). Luna: cráter Lockyer Marte: cráter Lockyer Mary Adela Blagg Astrónoma británica. Encargada de unificar la nomenclatura lunar Luna: cráter Blagg Frederick H. Seares

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ËÅÍÍ Äæîí Õåðøåëü (GLENN John Herschel, Jr.) /ÑØÀ/ ÊÀÐÏÅÍÒÅÐ Ìàëêîëì Ñêîòò (CARPENTER Malcolm Scott) /ÑØÀ/ ØÈÐÐÀ Óîëòåð Ìàðòè (SCHIRRA Walter Marty, Jr.) /ÑØÀ/ ÊÓÏÅÐ Ëåðîé îðäîí (COOPER Leroy Gordon, Jr.) /ÑØÀ/ ÐÈÑÑÎÌ Âèðäæèë Àéâåí (GRISSOM Virgil Iven) /ÑØÀ/ ßÍ Äæîí Óîòòñ (YOUNG John Watts) /ÑØÀ/ ÌÀÊÄÈÂÈÒÒ Äæåéìñ Ýëòîí (McDIVITT James Alton) /ÑØÀ/ ÓÀÉÒ Ýäâàðä Õèããèíñ (WHITE Edward Higgins, II) /ÑØÀ/ ÊÎÍÐÀÄ ×àðëüç Ïèòåð (CONRAD Charles Peter, Jr.) /ÑØÀ/ ÁÎÐÌÀÍ Ôðýíê Ôðåäåðèê (BORMAN Frank Frederick, II) /ÑØÀ/ ËÎÂÅËË Äæåéìñ Àðòóð (LOVELL James Arthur, Jr.) /ÑØÀ/ ÑÒÀÔÔÎÐÄ Òîìàñ Ïàòòåí (STAFFORD Thomas Patten) /ÑØÀ/ ÀÐÌÑÒÐÎÍ Íåéë Îëäåí (ARMSTRONG Neil Alden) /ÑØÀ/ ÑÊÎÒÒ Äýâèä Ðýíäîëô (SCOTT David Randolph) /ÑØÀ/ ÑÅÐÍÀÍ Þäæèí Ýíäðþ (CERNAN Eugene Andrew) /ÑØÀ/ ÊÎËËÈÍÇ Ìàéêë (COLLINS Michael) /ÑØÀ/ ÎÐÄÎÍ Ðè÷àðä Ôðýíñèñ (GORDON Richard Francis, Jr.) /ÑØÀ/ ÎËÄÐÈÍ Ýäâèí Þäæèí (ALDRIN Edwin Eugene, Jr.) /ÑØÀ/ ÝÉÇÅË Äîíí Ôóëòîí (EISELE Donn Fulton) /ÑØÀ/ ÊÀÍÍÈÍÅÌ Ðîííè Óîëòåð (CUNNINGHAM Ronnie Walter) /ÑØÀ/ ÀÍÄÅÐÑ Óèëüÿì Ýëèñîí (ANDERS William Alison) /ÑØÀ/ ØÂÅÉÊÀÐÒ Ðàññåë Ëóèñ (SCHWEICKART Russel Luis) /ÑØÀ/ ÁÈÍ Àëàí Ëàâåðí (BEAN Alan La Verne) /ÑØÀ/ ÑÓÈÄÆÅÐ Äæîí Ëåîíàðä (SWIGERT John Leonard, Jr.) /ÑØÀ/

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