81. MIT Man Vehicle Laboratory - Astronauts Steve is an active astronaut, in training as backup for ISS Expedition Crew 4. 19789,byron K. lichtenberg, Sc.D, Graduate student Sc.D, 1979, Biomedical Engr. http://mvl.mit.edu/MVL-astronauts.htm

HOME HISTORY PERSONNEL RESEARCH ... LAB INFO ASTRONAUTS with MVL ties Dates Name MVL status Jeffrey A. Hoffman , Ph.D. Professor Jeff was a mission specialist on STS-51-D, STS-35, STS-46, STS-61, STS-75. STS-61 was the first Hubble telescope repair mission. Stephen K. Robinson , Ph.D. Postdoctoral Fellow Steve is an active astronaut, in training as backup for ISS Expedition Crew 4. Byron K. Lichtenberg , Sc.D Graduate student Sc.D, 1979, Biomedical Engr. Byron is currently a Southwest Airlines 737 pilot and engineering consultant. He was America's first payload specialist on STS-9 and later flew on STS-45. Col. Kenneth D. Cameron Undergraduate researcher Ken is currently Executive Director, Houston Operations, for Hughes Training, Inc.. Astronauts have links to their official NASA bios.

82. USAF NASA Astronauts USAF NASA Payload Specialists. Left Program. lichtenberg, byron, Major MA ANG BornFebruary 19, 1958 in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. Flew on STS9 and STS-45. http://www.losangeles.af.mil/SMC/HO/USAFAstr.htm

USAF NASA Astronauts Left Program/Deceased AKERS, Thomas D., Colonel, U.S. Air Force Born May 20, 1951, in St. Louis, Missouri. Flew on STS-41, STS-49, STS-61, and STS-79. ALDRIN, Buzz, Colonel, U.S. Air Force (Retired) Born January 20, 1930, in Montclair, New Jersey. Flew on Gemini 12 and Apollo 11. ANDERS, William A., Major General, U.S. Air Force Reserve (Retired) Born October 17, 1933, in Hong Kong. Flew on Apollo 8. BAGIAN, James P. (M.D.), Colonel, U.S. Air Force Reserve Born February 22, 1952, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Flew on STS-29 and STS-40. BASSETT, Charles A., II, Captain, U.S. Air Force Born December 30, 1931, in Dayton, Ohio. Died February 28, 1966, in St. Louis, Missouri, in the crash of a T-38 jet. BLUFORD, Guion S., Jr., Colonel, U.S. Air Force (Retired) Born November 22, 1942, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Flew on STS-8, STS 61-A, STS-39, and STS-53. BOBKO, Karol J., Colonel, U.S. Air Force (Retired) Born December 23, 1937, in New York, New York. Flew on STS-6, STS 51-D, and STS-51-J. BORMAN, Frank, Colonel, U.S. Air Force (Retired)

83. Www.arrl.org/files/infoserv/ead/sarexold.txt 28 December 8, 1983 John W. Young, CDR Columbia Brewster H. Shaw Jr., PLT OwenK. Garriott, MS, W5LFL Robert A. Parker, MS byron K. lichtenberg, PS Ulf http://www.arrl.org/files/infoserv/ead/sarexold.txt

SAREX MISSIONS -PAST FLIGHTS- This information is provided by: THE AMERICAN RADIO RELAY LEAGUE (ARRL) Educational Activities Department (EAD) 225 Main Street Newington CT 06111-1494 USA Telephone: (860) 594-0301 FAX: (860) 594-0259 Internet: sarex@arrl.org ARRL BBS: (860) 594-0306 CompuServe: 70007,3373 America Online: HQARRL1 World Wide Web: http://www.arrl.org/ PAST FLIGHTS FOR HAM RADIO: On November 28, 1983, STS-9 was launched carrying Astronaut Owen Garriott, Amateur Radio call sign W5LFL, and his ham radio into orbit. For 10 days the Space Shuttle Columbia streaked through the skies, and for the last 7 of those days, hams around the world were sent emotionally into orbit when they heard Dr. Garriott's voice break their squelches calling Earth-bound stations. But it was just the beginning. Amateur Radio had moved into its newest frontier, and it was there to stay. Abbreviations: Commander= CDR Pilot= PLT Mission Specialist= MS Payload Specialist= PS Payload Commander= PL-CDR HAM RADIO -ABOARD SPACE SHUTTLE- FLIGHT HISTORY: MISSION DATE NAME, TITLE, CALL SIGN VEHICLE - STS-9 November 28 - December 8, 1983 John W. Young, CDR Columbia Brewster H. Shaw Jr., PLT Owen K. Garriott, MS, W5LFL Robert A. Parker, MS Byron K. Lichtenberg, PS Ulf Merbold, PS STS-51F July 29 - August 6, 1985 Gordon Fullerton, CDR Challenger Roy D. Bridges Jr., PLT F. Story Musgrave, MS 1 Anthony W. England, W0ORE Carl G. Henize, MS 3 Loren W. Acton, PS 1 John-David F. Bartoe, PS 2, W4NYZ STS-61A October 30 - November 6, 1985 Henry W. Hartsfield Jr., CDR Columbia Steven R. Nagel, PLT James F. Buchli, MS 1 Guion S. Bluford Jr., MS 2 Bonnie J. Dunbar, MS 3 Reinhard Furrer, PS 1, DD6CF Ernst Messerschmid, PS 2, DG2KM Wubbo J. Ockeis, PS 3, PE1LFO STS-35 December 2 - December 10, 1990 Vance D. Brand, CDR Columbia Guy S. Gardner, PLT Jeffrey A. Hoffman, MS 1 John M. Lounge, MS 2 Robert A. Parker, MS 3 Samuel T. Durrance, PS 1 Ronald A. Parise, PS 2, WA4SIR STS-37* April 5 - April 10, 1991 Steven R. Nagel, CDR, N5RAW Atlantis Kenneth D. Cameron, PLT, KB5AWP Jerry L. Ross, MS 1, N5SCW Jay Apt, MS 2, N5QWL Linda M. Godwin, MS 3, N5RAX STS-45 March 24 - April 2, 1992 Charles F. Bolden, CDR Atlantis Brian Duffy, PLT, N5WQW Kathyrn D. Sullivan, PL-CDR, N5YYV David C. Leestma, MS 2, N5WQC C. Michael Foale, MS 3 Byron K. Lichtenberg, PS 1 Dirk D. Frimout, PS 2, ON1AFD STS-50 June 25 - July 9, 1992 Richard N. Richards, CDR, Columbia KB5SIW Kenneth D. Bowersox, PLT Bonnie J. Dunbar, PL-CDR Ellen S. Baker, MS 2, KB5SIX Carl J. Meade, MS 3 Lawrence J. DeLucas, PS 1 Eugene H. Trinh, PS 2 STS-47 September 12 - September 20, 1992 Robert L. Gibson, CDR Endeavour Curtis L. Brown Jr., PLT Mark C. Lee, PL-CDR N. Jan Davis, MS Jay Apt, MS, N5QWL Mae C. Jemison, MS Mamoru Mohri, PS, 7L2NJY STS-56* April 8 - April 17, 1993 Kenneth D. Cameron, CDR, Discovery KB5AWP Stephen S. Oswald, PLT, KB5YSR C. Michael Foale, MS 1, KB5UAC Kenneth D. Cockrell, MS 2, KB5UAH Ellen Ochoa, MS 3, KB5TZZ STS-55 April 26 - May 6, 1993 Steve R. Nagel, CDR, N5RAW Columbia Terence T. Henricks, PLT Jerry L. Ross, MS 1, N5SCW Charles J. Precourt, MS 2, KB5YSQ Bernard A. Harris Jr., MS 3 Ulrich Walter, PS 1, DG1KIM Hans Wilhelm Schlegel, PS 2, DG1KIH STS-57 June 21 - July 1, 1993 Ronald J. Grabe, CDR Endeavour Brian Duffy, PLT, N5WQW G. David Low, PL-CDR Nancy J. Sherlock, MS 2 Peter J. Wisoff, MS 3 Janice E. Voss, MS 4, KC5BTK STS-58 October 18 - November 1, 1993 John E. Blaha, CDR Columbia Richard A. Searfoss, PLT, KC5CKM Margaret Rhea Seddon, MS 1 William S. McArthur Jr., MS 2, KC5ACR David A. Wolf, MS 3 Shannon W. Lucid, MS 4 Martin J. Fettman, PS, KC5AXA STS-60 February 3 - February 11, 1994 Charles F. Bolden, CDR, KE4IQB Discovery Kenneth S. Reightler Jr., PLT N. Jan Davis, MS 1 Ronald M. Sega, MS 2, KC5ETH Franklin R. Chang-Diaz, MS 3 Sergei K. Krikalev, MS 4, U5MIR STS-59 April 9 - April 20, 1994 Sidney M. Gutierrez, CDR Endeavour Kevin P. Chilton, PLT Linda M. Godwin, PL-CDR, N5RAX Jay Apt, MS 1, N5QWL Michael R. Clifford, MS 2 Thomas D. Jones, MS 4 STS-65 July 8 - July 23, 1994 Robert D. Cabana, CDR, KC5HBV Columbia James D. Halsell, PLT Richard J. Hieb, PL-CDR Carl E. Waltz, MS 2 Leroy Chiao, MS 3 Donald A. Thomas, MS 4, KC5FVF Chaiki Naito-Mukai, PS 1 STS-64 September 9 - September 20, 1994 Richard N. Richards, CDR, Discovery KB5SIW L. Blaine Hammond Jr., PLT, KC5HBS Jerry M. Linenger, MS 1, KC5HBR Susan J. Helms, MS 2 Carl J. Meade, MS 3 Mark C. Lee, MS 4 STS-63 February 3 - February 11, 1995 James D. Wetherbee, CDR Discovery Eileen M. Collins, PLT C. Michael Foale, MS, KB5UAC Janice Voss Ford, MS, KC5BTK Bernard A. Harris Jr., MS Vladimir G. Titov, MS STS-67 March 2 - March 18, 1995 Stephen S. Oswald, CDR, KB5YSR Endeavour William G. Gregory, PLT, KC5MGA Tamara E. Jernigan, PL-CDR, KC5MGF John M. Grunsfeld, MS Wendy B. Lawrence, MS, KC5KII Ronald A. Parise, PS, WA4SIR Samuel T. Durrance, PS, N3TQA STS-71 June 27 - July 7 1995 Robert L. Gibson, CDR Atlantis Charles J. Precourt, PLT, KB5YSQ Ellen S. Baker, MS, KB5SIX Bonnie J. Dunbar, MS Gregory J. Harbaugh, MS Anatoly Yakovlevich Soloviev, MS, Mir-19 crew upload Nikolai Mikhailovich Budarin, MS, Mir-19 crew upload Norman E. Thagard, Mir-18 crew download Vladimir Dezhurov, Mir-18 crew download Gennadiy Strekalov, Mir-18 crew download STS-70 July 13 - July 22, 1995 Terence T. Henricks, CDR Discovery Kevin R. Kregel, PLT Nancy Jane Currie, MS, KC5OZX Donald A. Thomas, MS, KC5FVF Mary Ellen Weber, MS STS-74* November 12 - November 20, 1995 Kenneth D. Cameron, CDR, Atlantis KB5AWP James Donald Halsell Jr., PLT, KC5RNI Jerry L. Ross, MS 1, N5SCW William S. McArthur Jr., MS 2, KC5ACR Chris A. Hadfield, MS 3, KC5RNJ STS-76 March 22 - March 31, 1996 Kevin P. Chilton, CDR Atlantis Richard A. Searfoss, PLT, KC5CKM Shannon W. Lucid, MS Linda M. Godwin, MS, N5RAX Michael R. Clifford, MS Ronald M. Sega, MS, KC5ETH STS-78 June 20 - July 7, 1996 Terence T. Henricks, CDR Columbia Kevin R. Kregel, PLT Susan J. Helms, PL-CDR, KC7NHZ Richard M. Linnehan, MS Charles E. Brady Jr., MS, N4BQW Jean-Jacques Favier, PS Robert Brent Thirsk, PS, VA3CSA STS-79 September 16 - September 26, 1996 William F. Readdy, CDR Atlantis Terrence W. Wilcutt, PLT Thomas D. Akers, MS Jay Apt, MS, N5QWL Carl E. Walz, MS, KC5TIE Mir crew upload: John E. Blaha, MS, KC5TZQ Mir crew download: Shannon W. Lucid, MS * The entire crew of missions STS-37, STS-56, and STS-74 were comprised of licensed Amateur Radio operators. SAREXOLD.TXT 11/25/96 eof

84. Astronaut Autographed Covers List lichtenberg, byron STS9 Launch, 11-28-83, KSC - MC, Titusville-Moonportcachet, $20.00. Lind, Don autographed by byron lichtenberg Ulf Merbold, http://www.bizubcomm.com/LibertyBell/autocovers.htm

LIBERTY BELL 7 SPACE COVERS LibertyBellSpace@cfl.rr.com Crew Autographed Covers Apollo-12: Apollo-12 Launch, 11-14-69, ATS - HC, Manned Spaceflight Cover Society cachet, Apollo-12 Moonlanding, 11-19-69, CC - MC, Orbit cachet, Apollo-12 Moonlanding, 11-19-69, CC - HC, Orbit cachets on #10 envelope Apollo-12 Recovery, 11-24-69, CC - HC, Orbit cachet Apollo-15: Apollo-15 Moonlanding, 7-30-71, CC - MC, Orbit cachet, Apollo-15 On Moon, 7-31-71, KSC - MC, on postcard crew portrait, Decade Of Achievement Stamp Folder, 8-2-71, Houston - HC (FDOI), FDC folder Apollo-15 Splashdown, 8-7-71, KSC - MC, SCC cachet, STS-2: STS-2 Launch, 11-12-81, Houston - HC, Colorano Silk cachet STS-2 Launch, 11-12-81, Moffett Field CA - MC, RSC, STS-5: STS-5 Launch, 11-11-82, KSC - MC, RSC, STS-41B: STS-41B Launch, 2-3-84, KSC - HC, no cachet, STS-41C: STS-41C Landing, 4-13-84, Edwards AFB - HC, label cachet, STS-41D: STS-41D Launch, 8-30-84, Greenbelt MD - HC, GSFC Stamp Club cachet, STS-41D Landing, 9-5-84, Edwards - MC, RSC

85. CSA - Space Life Science Archives: Results in Weightlessness and Readaptation to Earth s Gravity Laurence R. Young, CharlesM. Oman, Douglas GD Watt, Kenneth E. Money, and byron K. lichtenberg. http://www.space.gc.ca/asc/eng/csa_sectors/space_science/life_sciences/author.as

86. Pioneer Press | 02/05/2003 | 'Right Stuff' Is Different For New Breed byron lichtenberg had been an F4 Phantom pilot, flying 138 combatmissions over Vietnam. But his master's degree in mechanical http://www.twincities.com/mld/pioneerpress/news/nation/5106338.htm

Click here to visit other RealCities sites Help Contact Us Site Index ... News by Email Search Search the Archives Local News Capitol and Politics Education ... Pioneer Press Thursday, Mar 27, 2003 Nation Posted on Wed, Feb. 05, 2003 'Right stuff' is different for new breed BY SCOTT GOLD and ERIC SLATER Los Angeles Times He turned it into a mean muscle car, drove it for a while, even gunned the engine once or twice for friends. Then he gave it to his pastor to raise money for his church. The space cowboy is gone. The seven crew members who died when the Columbia broke apart Saturday over Texas were part of a new breed. Several had extensive experience flying military jets, but at heart they were technically skilled bookworms, scientists first and pilots second. The bulk of their training was in engineering, medicine and computers, and the vehicle they flew was not a rocket, but a soaring laboratory. The nation's space program was once dominated by white men. No longer. The Columbia crew was a diverse collection of men and women from three countries. They sang in church choirs. Pilot William McCool was a former Eagle Scout who loved to play chess. Not long before the Columbia lifted off, neighbors ran into Clark at the Kroger's grocery store a couple of miles from NASA headquarters, buying milk.

87. Lichtenberg, Byron Category Arts Celebrities L lichtenberg, byron. http//www.nss.org/askastro/lichtenberg/biography.htmlCreated 200006-14 000000. http://www2.cybercafenet.com/Arts/Celebrities/L/Lichtenberg,_Byron

88. Www.ksc.nasa.gov/mirrors/images/images/pao/STS9/10061588.txt NASA Photo ID S8338055 File Name 10061588.jpg Film Type 4x5 cn Date Taken 08/05/83Title byron lichtenberg with models of A-10 aircraft and shuttle with http://www.ksc.nasa.gov/mirrors/images/images/pao/STS9/10061588.txt

NASA Photo ID: S83-38055 File Name: 10061588.jpg Film Type: 4x5 cn Date Taken: 08/05/83 Title: Byron Lichtenberg with models of A-10 aircraft and shuttle with payload Description: Official photo of Byron Lichtenberg at Barnes Airport, Westfield, Mass., with models of A-10 aircraft and Shuttle with Spacelab payload for STS-9 mission support.

89. Www.ksc.nasa.gov/mirrors/images/images/pao/STS9/10061677.txt NASA Photo ID STS00903-068 File Name 10061677.jpg Film Type 35mm cn Date Taken11/23/83 Title STS-9 payload specialist byron lichtenberg attached to http://www.ksc.nasa.gov/mirrors/images/images/pao/STS9/10061677.txt

90. Astronaut Antics: The Untold Stories Of Human Spaceflight Images. A moment of rest for Tom Henricks. Somersaulting byron Lichtenbergplanted his feet right on the spot. More Stories. French http://www.space.com/news/spacehistory/astronaut_stories_010112.html

SEARCH: advertisement Astronaut Antics: The Untold Stories of Human Spaceflight By Leonard David Senior Space Reporter WASHINGTON Forget all that NASA high-gloss, public affairs prattle about hard-working crews constantly churning out science as they cruise about Earth. There’s more than a little levity going on in microgravity Astronauts just want to have fun and do. Images A moment of rest for Tom Henricks Somersaulting Byron Lichtenberg planted his feet right on the spot. More Stories French Woman Astronaut to Fly on Russian Mission to ISS International Station to Welcome First Fee-Paying Passenger Hubble Telescope: Has NASA Learned Its Lessons? When Humans and Robots Team Up It goes beyond the eye-catching scenery. Been-there, done-that astronauts are quick to offer a few pointers to future space tourists. Spin and grin Ask Byron Lichtenberg who flew aboard the first Shuttle/Spacelab mission back in 1983, and on a shuttle trip in 1992. Having off-duty fun during space travel is important. "It’s part of human nature," Lichtenberg said. A little creativity allowed Lichtenberg and fellow crew mates on his second voyage to take part in a bit of golf . The club was fashioned from an inspection mirror. A golf ball consisted of a rolled up sock, held together by Velcro tape.

91. Georg Christoph Lichtenberg Translate this page Georg Christoph lichtenberg (1742 - 1799). Georg Christoph lichtenberg ist einVertreter der deutschen Aufklärung, der besonders von Kant beeinflußt ist. http://www.philosophenlexikon.de/lichtenb.htm

Begriffe Abaelard - Ayer Baader - Byron Cabanis - Czezowski Ebbinghaus - Ewald ... Geschichte der Philosophie Diskussion PhilTalk Philosophieforen Andere Lexika PhilLex -Lexikon der Philosophie Lexikon der griechischen Mythologie PhiloThek Bibliothek der Klassiker Zeitschriftenlesesaal Nachschlagewerke Allgemeine Information ... Dokumentenlieferdienste Spiele Philosophisches Galgenraten PhilSearch.de Shops PhiloShop PhiloShirt Service Kontakt Impressum eMail Georg Christoph Lichtenberg (1742 - 1799) Kant Er kritisiert jeglichen Dualismus. Leib und Seele, Gott und Welt sind nur Abstraktionen von der einzigen Wirklichkeit . Von der Materie kennen wir nichts als Vorstellungen Ursachen powered by Uwe Wiedemann

92. The Scientist - U.S. Space Startup Flies High—In Both English And Russian When the space shuttle Columbia touched down in late 1983, payload specialist ByronK. lichtenberg emerged from the Spacelab1 mission both triumphant and http://www.the-scientist.com/yr1989/jul/fellman_p7_890724.html

The Scientist 3[15]:7, Jul. 24, 1989 NEWS U.S. Space Startup Flies High—In Both English And Russian Founded five years ago, Payload Systems Inc. is stili going strong, and the key to its survival has been diversification By BRUCE FELLMAN When the space shuttle Columbia touched down in late 1983, payload specialist Byron K. Lichtenberg emerged from the Spacelab-1 mission both triumphant and troubled. The experiments—on everything from astronomy to protein crystal growth studies—had gone exceedingly well, and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration wanted him to fly again. There was, however, a slight problem: Lichtenberg, a biomedical engineer, was about to become unemployed. For the five years leading up to Spacelab, the energetic scientist had worked at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Manned Vehicle Laboratory. Much of his research involved an experiment on space motion-sickness that he and MIT graduate student Anthony P. Arrott, who manned a Mission Control console during the trip, had prepared for Lichtenberg's first shuttle flight, But because MIT had no experiments scheduled, for the next flight, Lichtenberg,s job at the Cambridge, Mass., universiy was to end with that Spacelab mission. What to do? Almost immediatley he] got a job offer at the Lockheed Research Center in Palo Alto, Calif. where additional shuttle experiments were being developed. But he and Arrott, who got his doctorate shortly after the shuttle mission touched down, had another bee in their bonnets. “We thought it would be fun to start a company,” Lichtenberg explains in the Cambridge office of Payload Systems Inc. (PSI), the business they began planning at a post-Columbia dinner celebration.”We wanted to promote the commercial exploration of space, and we thought we could make it cost-effective for companies by putting together a package of services,” says Lichtenberg. “We were going after a very small business niche that worked solely with people wanting help in doing experiments on the shuttle.”

93. Athens Daily Review: News Story had happened. Tammy lichtenberg, wife of Athens resident and former astronautByron lichtenberg, saw the incident live. I was watching http://www.athensreview.com/display/inn_news/news14.txt

Wednesday, March 26, 2003 Community Newspapers Search Archives Third-grade results are in for TAKSBy Jennifer Stone Athens ISD third-graders taking the state's more difficult skills assessment test last month have exceeded state expectations, if not the state average. Using the results of field tests for the new Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills (TAKS), the state predicted 85 percent of all third-graders in Texas would pass the test. In Athens, 86 percent of the third-graders passed, according to preliminary results. That puts Athens just below the statewide passing rate of 89 percent. Students in third grade this year were the first to take the new, tougher reading test. They must pass in order to be promoted to the fourth grade. Students were tested in late February, and results were released to Athens ISD Monday. To pass, third-graders were required to answer 22 out of 36 reading questions correctly. The state breaks test results down by race and economic subgroup. In Athens, 74 percent of black students, 86 percent of Hispanic students and 91 percent of white students passed. Seventy-seven percent of students who are considered economically disadvantaged passed the test. Statewide, 77 percent of black students, 80 percent of Hispanic students, 96 percent of whites and 84 percent of economically disadvantaged students passed.

94. B.Lichtenberg Bryon Kurt lichtenberg. Born 19 March 1948, Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania,United States. Nationality American. Died Flights 1, STS9, http://www.worldspaceflight.com/bios/l/lichtenberg-b.htm

Bryon Kurt Lichtenberg Born: 19 March 1948, Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, United States Nationality: American Died: Flights: STS-9 28 November 1983 10 days, 7 hours, 47 minutes STS-45 24 March 1992 8 days, 22 hours, 9 minutes Home Page

95. Space Exploration Interviews Historical Reminiscences of Cosmonaut Georgi Grechko, Part 2; Astronaut ByronLichtenberg Speaks on Space; Majel Barrett Roddenberry An Interview. http://www.astrodigital.org/space/interviews.html

Interviews Following is a list of interviews done over a period of several years with individuals who have been involved in the exploration of space. Article Index An Interview with Apollo 12 Astronaut Alan Bean Speaking of the Space Station: A Conversation with Jim Buchli and Elliot Pulham Owen Garriott Reflections on Space Exploration Historical Reminiscences of Cosmonaut Georgi Grechko, Part 1 ... Technology Visit these other AstroDigital web sites Astronomical Adventures Astrodigital Digital Excursions Explore Mars ... National Space Society Chapters This Space Exploration Web Ring site is owned by Jim Plaxco. Want to join the Space Exploration Web Ring Skip Prev Prev Next ... Astrodigital, http://www.astrodigital.org.

96. Experiment Information Search Life Sciences Data Archive. Experiment Information. ExperimentTitle (ID), Vestibular Experiments in Spacelab (178072 1/2). http://lsda.jsc.nasa.gov/scripts/cf/exper.cfm?exp_index=1

97. Remarks During A Conference Call With Chancellor Helmut Kohl Of http://www.reagan.utexas.edu/resource/speeches/1983/120583a.htm

Remarks During a Conference Call With Chancellor Helmut Kohl of the Federal Republic of Germany and Crewmembers of the Space Shuttle Columbia December 5, 1983 The President. Greetings from Washington. Chancellor Kohl is with us all the way from Athens, Greece; along with you astronauts hovering in space, with me here in Washington, and the whole world listening, this is one heck of a conference call. Seriously though, this space shuttle mission represents the enormous potential available to mankind. The Spacelab, in which the experiments are being carried out, was designed and built by the European Space Agency. The Federal Republic of Germany and other European contributors can be especially proud of this achievement. It is fitting that on this the German-American tricentennial a German astronaut is part of the shuttle team. The shuttle is demonstrating that technology can be used to bring people together in a new spirit of enterprise and cooperation to better their lives, ensure the peace of mankind. I know Chancellor Kohl agrees with me that this shuttle mission, with its German and American crew, represents the highest aspirations of our two peoples. Chancellor Kohl, this is a great day. Perhaps you could give us your thoughts on this marvelous occasion.

98. Payload Specialist Astronauts Payload Specialist Information Bio's Provided by the HighTechProductions.com Science Technology Centers, http://www.bsa-science.com/payload.htm

Provided by the High-Tech Productions .com Science Center Information Science Center Home Sci-Center Locations Items on Display Touring Space Exhibit ... 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. ACTON, Loren W.

99. Mcall.com - Former Crew Member, Others Express Sorrow Angle seeks reelection to County Council Feb 5, 2003. Stroudsburg native ByronLichtenberg never forgot the aircraft that propelled him into the heavens. http://www.mcall.com/news/local/easton/all-a3_4localfeb02,0,371543.story?coll=al

A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  X  Y  Z

Page 5     81-99 of 99    Back | 1  | 2  | 3  | 4  | 5