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The Space Telescope: A Study of Nasa, Science, Technology, and Politics by Robert W. Smith, 1993-10-29
Physics in Space (Supported Learning in Physics Project) by The Open University, 1997-10-03
Selling Outer Space: Kennedy, the Media, and Funding for Project Apollo, 1961-1963 (Studies Rhetoric & Communicati) by James Kauffman, 2009-10-28
Simple Space & Flight Experiments With Everyday Materials (Simple experiments with everyday materials) by Louis Loeschnig, 1999-06-30
The Real Space Cowboys (Apogee Books Space Series) by Ed Buckbee, Wally Schirra, 2005-05-01
How Apollo Flew to the Moon (Springer Praxis Books / Space Exploration) by W. David Woods, 2008-01-08
53 Space-Saving Built-In Furniture Projects by Percy W. Blandford, 1983-09
Salyut - The First Space Station: Triumph and Tragedy (Springer Praxis Books / Space Exploration) by Grujica S. Ivanovich, 2008-07-07
The Everything Kids Space Book: All About Rockets, Moon Landings, Mar, and More Plus Space Activities You Can Do at Home! (Everything Kids Series) by Kathiann M. Kowalski, 2000-10
Project Vanguard: The NASA History by Constance McLaughlin Green, Milton Lomask, 2009-01-09
Agility Across Time and Space: Implementing Agile Methods in Global Software Projects
The Depths of Space: The Story of the Pioneer Planetary Probes by Mark Wolverton, 2004-06-04
Apollo 13: Space Emergency (Countdown to Space) by Michael D. Cole, 1995-08
Outer Space: A Crafty Inventions Book (A Crafty Inventions Book)

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The NIST Smart Space Laboratory Web Site.
National Institute of Standards and technology. Smart space Laboratory Logo. The Smart space Project works in the areas of
http://www.nist.gov/smartspace/

Extractions: The NIST Smart Space Project Pervasive devices, sensors, and networks, provide infrastructure for context-aware smart meeting rooms that sense ongoing human activities and respond to them. These technologies require advances in areas including networking, distributed computing, sensor data acquisition, signal processing, speech recognition, human identification, and natural language processing. Open interoperability and metrology standards for the sensor and recognition technologies can aid research and development programs in making these advances. To address this need the NIST Smart Space and Meeting Recognition projects are developing tools for data formats, transport, distributed processing, and metadata. We are using them to create annotated multimodal research corpora and measurement algorithms for smart meeting rooms, which we are making available to interested members of the research and development community. The NIST mission is to address measurement, standards and interoperability challenges that must be met as tools for industrial Research and Development laboratories worldwide.
Outsourcing: Custom Software Development, Web Development, Web Site Design | Int
Modlin Education is a leading multimedia education technology company that has Web space Station General Information. No time to look through our site?
http://www.webspacestation.com/

Extractions: Customers Testimonials Portfolio White Papers ... We are a Chicago based software company Custom software development and Web development have been our focus ever since January, 1995. From database design to ecommerce solutions to ecommerce Web site design , we deliver cost effective and reliable systems. Our expertise in IT outsourcing in general and software outsourcing in particular is our competitive edge. The same goes for offshore outsourcing in general and offshore software development in particular the best ways to have the greatest return on investment. Any Web site design Chicago company , as well as any Web development company in America can benefit from outsourcing their projects and getting prompt, high-quality service at a reasonable cost. Any software company in the U.S. can save about 40% of its expenses by outsourcing an application development project overseas. There is no doubt that IT outsourcing is a most effective way to stretch your budget. What our customers say about us
[artinfo] [spectre] CfP - Outside In / Public Space Projects, 14-15 June 04, Goe
artinfo spectre CfP outside in / public space projects, 14-15 june 04 +++++++++++++ themes Public Access - new medias and technologies for public
http://lists.c3.hu/pipermail/artinfo/2004-April/002254.html
Encyclopedia Astronautica
Comprehensive resource providing articles on most space technology subjects andspace flight history.
http://www.astronautix.com/

Extractions: Astronautica space wire And if we really fear the darkness, if we really fight against it, then, for the good of all, let us take our rockets, let us get well used to the great cold and heat, the no water, the no oxygen, let us become Martians on Mars, Venusians on Venus, and when Mars and Venus die, let us go to the other solar systems, to Alpha Centauri, to wherever we manage to go, and let us forget the Earth....all that matters is that somehow life should continue, and the knowledge of what we were and what we did and learned: the knowledge of Homer and Michelangelo, of Galileo, Leonardo, Shakespeare, of Einstein! And the gift of life will continue. -Ray Bradbury
NASA Selects 22 Projects To Advance Human Support Technologies | SpaceRef - Your
NASA Selects 22 projects to Advance Human Support Technologies. NASA s Office ofBiological and Four projects focus on space human factors engineering.
http://www.spaceref.com/news/viewpr.html?pid=13691
NASA Selects 17 Projects To Advance Human Support Technologies | SpaceRef - Your
Work under these grants will enhance safe human space flight in both the Two projects address advanced food technologies. Two projects focus on advanced
http://www.spaceref.com/news/viewpr.html?pid=9889
Wired News
08, 2005 technology may soon give us superhuman hearing, recorders that promptnames at technology More space Shuttle Launch NASA tries again
http://wired.com/

Extractions: Note: You are reading this message either because you can not see our css files (served from Akamai for performance reasons), or because you do not have a standards-compliant browser. Read our design notes for details. Welcome to Wired News. Skip directly to: Search Box Section Navigation Content Search: Media Hack Blog network pioneers keep their finances close to the chest, but salary information for scribes behind hit sites like Gizmodo, Fleshbot and Gawker is starting to trickle out. Time to quit your day job and blog for a living? Commentary by Adam Penenberg. September 22, 2005 Swelling Demand for Sex Ed Online
Technical And Quality Management Portal- Home
ESTEC, the European space Research and technology Centre, is the design hub The student project to design, build and launch a satellite would not have
http://www.estec.esa.nl/

Extractions: ESA Home Electrical Mechanical Product Assurance Systems About us About us About Facilities and Services ESTEC Test Centre Concurrent Design Facility ... EETFI Engineering Labs Electrical Engineering Laboratories Mechanical Engineering Laboratories Projects Proba Services Publications ESA-sponsored conferences Help Contact us ... Subscribe Search All Technical and Quality Management Advanced Search LISA in a new light success in laser development
BLAST
Int l Symposium on Advanced Radio Technologies, Boulder, CO, Sept. GJ Foschini,Layered spaceTime Architecture for Wireless Communication in a Fading
http://www.bell-labs.com/projects/blast/

Extractions: over Fading Wireless Channels BLAST is an extraordinarily bandwidth-efficient approach to wireless communication which takes advantage of the spatial dimension by transmitting and detecting a number of independent co-channel data streams using multiple, essentially co-located, antennas. The central paradigm behind BLAST is the exploitation, rather than the mitigation, of multipath effects in order to achieve very high spectral efficiencies (bits/sec/Hz), significantly higher than are possible when multipath is viewed as an adversary rather than an ally. Using our laboratory testbed, the BLAST team recently demonstrated what we believe to be unprecedented wireless spectral efficiencies, ranging from 20 - 40 bps/Hz . By comparison, the efficiencies achieved using traditional wireless modulation techniques range from around 1 - 5 bps/Hz (mobile cellular) to around 10 - 12 bps/Hz (point-to-point fixed microwave systems). In the 30 kHz bandwidth utilized by our research testbed, the raw spectral efficiencies realized thus far in the lab correspond to payload data rates ranging from roughly 0.5 Mb/s to 1 Mb/s. By contrast, the data rate achievable in this bandwidth using typical traditional methods is only about 50 kbps. This high-level overview discusses BLAST in more detail.
Space Projects: Astrophysics Facility Program Contains Cost And Technical Risks
PROGRAM CONTAINS COST AND TECHNICAL RISKS GAO/NSIAD94-80 space projects \2 space projects Status and Remaining Challenges of the Advanced X-ray
http://www.globalsecurity.org/space/library/report/gao/nsi94080.htm

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NASA 's Competitive Prizes Regarding Space
Prizes exist to encourage space exploration. Would you like to know why NASA won´t Some of the most difficult technical challenges to exploration will
http://www.spaceprojects.com/prizes/

Extractions: Competitive Prizes Regarding Space as a Waste-Reducing Means of NASA Procurement DARPA offers a $2 million dollar prize , while NASA still offers them for nearly ten times less despite having a much larger overall budget. Why? Previously... The White House had requested $20 million for NASA prizes for FY 2005. Congress consequently directly appropriated $9.7 million. Undaunted, the White House has admirably requested $34 million for FY 2006. http://www.nasa.gov/pdf/107488main_FY06_low.pdf (pages 153-154 of 389, or SAE 7-16, 7-17). Previously... H. R. 5336 [ http://thomas.loc.gov ] "To provide for a prize program to encourage development of space and aeronautics technologies and establish an endowment to further educate and inspire the public's interest in space and aeronautics." "Instead of soliciting proposals for a grant or contract award, NASA will state its technical goals without prescriptions for achieving them. In each challenge, multiple teams will integrate, test and fly various approaches to a certain goal. As multiple teams succeed or fail in going after a challenge, the competitive process will distinguish between those technologies that can be imagined and those that can be practically developed... There will be a workshop to discuss possible competitions for the awards. Currently they are limited to $250k per award.
Zolo Technologies, Inc.
Zolo Technologies manufactures and delivers worldclass products; European SpaceAgency projects. SOHO Spacecraft - CDS; SOHO Spacecraft - UVCS
http://www.zolotech.com/sub/photonics/projects.php

Extractions: For more information visit http://www.zolotech.com. Our commitment to excellence is reflected in the past projects for which we have produced optical components. Since 1969, Hyperfine, Inc. - now Zolo Technologies, Inc. - has manufactured space flights optics. This experience coupled with new techniques and technology help us improve and understand today's grating technology. Apollo Skylab Voyager Spacecraft International Ultraviolet Explorer (IUE) Hubble Space Telescope - Faint Object Spectrograph (FOS) Hubble Space Telescope - Wide-Field Planetary Camera (WFPC) Hubble Space Telescope - Goddard High Resolution Spectograph (GHRS) Hubble Space Telescope - NICMOS Hubble Space Telescope - STIS CASSINI FUSE SOHO Spacecraft - CDS SOHO Spacecraft - UVCS SOHO Spacecraft - LASCO ISO Spacecraft - LWS ISO Spacecraft - SWS X-Ray Multi Mirror Arary - XMM SUMER SCIAMACHY SME IMAPS Near Earth Asteroid Rendevous - NEAR Clementine RAIDS HiRES
AFRL Propulsion Directorate Projects
PROPULSION DIRECTORATE projects Privacy Security Notice The ESEX spacetechnology demonstration serves as the main satellite propulsion for the DoDs
http://www.pr.afrl.af.mil/projects.htm
Rae Ann Meyer Named Deputy Manager Of In-space Propulsion Technology Projects Of
Rae Ann Meyer has been named deputy manager of the Inspace Propulsion TechnologyProjects Office at NASA s Marshall space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala.
http://www.spaceref.ca/news/viewpr.html?pid=14023

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