41. BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Moon Rock's 'biography' Revealed And we could attribute all the stages to specific craters where these events most Select, astronauts tackle shuttle repairs, Organic farms best for http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/3939369.stm

Home TV Radio Talk ... Newswatch Last Updated: Friday, 30 July, 2004, 17:54 GMT 18:54 UK E-mail this to a friend Printable version Moon rock's 'biography' revealed Lunar meteorites tell scientists about the chemistry of the Moon's surface The violent history of a meteorite from the Moon has been charted for the first time, Science magazine reports. Analyses of the rock's geology show it endured three giant impacts, before finally being hit so hard that it was catapulted into space. The rock's composition also allowed scientists to pinpoint its place of origin - the Moon's Imbrium Basin. Never before have scientists been able to describe a lunar meteorite's travel itinerary in such fine detail. Little fragments One of the only ways to understand the chemistry of the Moon's surface is by analysing lunar meteorites - little fragments of rock that are flung into space during great impacts before occasionally winding up on Earth. But they are pretty rare - a lunar meteorite is a special discovery. Only 30 of them have ever been found in deserts around the globe. Lunar meteorites are useful for building up a data base of the range of rocks on the Moon. But it is hard to work out which rocks come from where, because Moon rocks do not often betray their exact place of origin.

42. BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Moon Rock's 'biography' Revealed as Moon rocks brought back by Apollo astronauts visiting the Imbrium Basin . And we could attribute all the stages to specific craters where these http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/3939369.stm

News Sport Weather World Service ... Newswatch Last Updated: Friday, 30 July, 2004, 17:54 GMT 18:54 UK E-mail this to a friend Printable version Moon rock's 'biography' revealed Lunar meteorites tell scientists about the chemistry of the Moon's surface The violent history of a meteorite from the Moon has been charted for the first time, Science magazine reports. Analyses of the rock's geology show it endured three giant impacts, before finally being hit so hard that it was catapulted into space. The rock's composition also allowed scientists to pinpoint its place of origin - the Moon's Imbrium Basin. Never before have scientists been able to describe a lunar meteorite's travel itinerary in such fine detail. Little fragments One of the only ways to understand the chemistry of the Moon's surface is by analysing lunar meteorites - little fragments of rock that are flung into space during great impacts before occasionally winding up on Earth. But they are pretty rare - a lunar meteorite is a special discovery. Only 30 of them have ever been found in deserts around the globe. Lunar meteorites are useful for building up a data base of the range of rocks on the Moon. But it is hard to work out which rocks come from where, because Moon rocks do not often betray their exact place of origin.

43. Do Search Engines Suppress Controversy? (Short Version) We investigated specific controversies for each of the above five topics then However, search for female astronauts and up will come pages about the 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

44. Biography Nasa s biographies of the astronauts includes Cosmonauts. Don t forget thatthe library holds hundreds of biographies of specific people. http://www.ci.torrance.ca.us/city/dept/library/biograph.HTM

Biography Astronaut Biographies Nasa's biographies of the astronauts includes Cosmonauts. Biographies of the Presidents of the United States and their First Ladies Biography.com Short biographies on a wide variety of people from the people at the Biography Channel. De Imperatoribus Romanis The site is an on-line encyclopedia of Roman Emperors. Distinguished Women of Past and Present "This site has biographies of women who contributed to our culture in many different ways." Eric Weisstein's World of Scientific Biography Internet Public Library's Biographies of the American Presidents Very comprehensive site relating to the Presidents of the United States. Monarchs of England and Great Britain: Brief biographies of British Royalty The National Inventors Hall of Fame This site honors the women and men responsible for the great technological advances that make human, social and economic progress possible. National Portrait Gallery: Brief biographies, and portraits, of course, of famous Americans.

45. Famous Hams KD5VNP Details NASA and the families of the astronauts have received hundreds of Rather thanhaving specific lectures, the teaching will be driven by what 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

46. Ancient Astronauts - Mars Exploded Planet Hypothesis Ancient astronauts News and Views exploded planetscenario gave rise to several specific predictions concerning the 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.

47. SPACEWALKERS NAMED FOR SPACE STATION ASSEMBLY FLIGHTS The first astronauts assigned to train for space station assembly tasks were The specific assignments for these US assembly flights, through August 1999 http://www.aog.usma.edu/Class/1973/news/lp/nasa97-126.htm

June 9, 1997 Debra Rahn Headquarters, Washington DC (Phone: 202/358-1639) Eileen Hawley/James Hartsfield Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX (Phone: 281/483-5111) Release: 97-126 SPACEWALKERS NAMED FOR SPACE STATION ASSEMBLY FLIGHTS A cadre of 14 Space Shuttle astronauts has begun intensive training in preparation for the spacewalks required for on-orbit construction of the International Space Station. "It is important for us to begin work now to train the crews who will support Space Station assembly flights," said David C. Leestma, director of Flight Crew Operations. "These crew members will be exceptionally busy preparing for some challenging and demanding tasks, from initial assembly through installation of the robotic arm and an airlock for station-based spacewalks. We expect that these assignments may be refined in the future, with additional tasks as mission requirements dictate." The first astronauts assigned to train for space station assembly tasks were Jerry L. Ross (Col., USAF) and James H. Newman, Ph.D., who were named to the STS-88 crew in August 1996. Training will now expand to include Leroy Chiao, Ph.D.; Robert L. Curbeam, Jr., (Lt. Cmdr., USN); Michael L. Gernhardt, Ph.D.; Canadian Astronaut Chris A. Hadfield (Lt. Col., CAF); Thomas D. Jones, Ph.D; Mark C. Lee (Col., USAF); Michael Lopez-Alegria (Cmdr., USN); William S. "Bill" McArthur, Jr., (Col., USA); Carlos I. Noriega (Major, USMC); James F. Reilly, II, Ph.D.; Joseph R. Tanner; and Peter J.K. "Jeff" Wisoff, Ph.D.

48. Brooks Air Force Base Interactive CD-ROM - Man-In-Space Program The bioPak capsule was a success in its first launch in 1959 and provided Given the astronauts extended stay on the MOL, understanding these forces http://www.brooks.af.mil/history/space.html

49. SCc - Library: Research Study Guides - Biography:General African American Biographies astronauts Biography Encyclopedias (Note Ifyour search does not find any results for a specific data type, http://www.scc-fl.edu/library/research/guides/biogeneral.htm

@import "/css/green.css"; Page Layout Search Term MySCC Catalog Online Classes Course Schedules ... Academic Calendars Page Layout Quick Start Study Guides Research Library SCC Homepage Contact Info: Patricia S. DeSalvo Dean of Learning Resources desalvop@scc-fl.edu Library Contact Form Did you know? SCC’s LRC/Library has one of the most extensive collections of literature and educational materials in Seminole County. SCC Homepage Library Research Quick Start Study Guides Biography: General Study Guide This guide provides links to help you create a research strategy for General Biography. Knowing which options are available allows you to quickly select those most appropriate for your topic. To start your research, SCC LRC/Library Information Specialists Types of LINCC Online Catalog Subject Searches for biographical information LINCC Online Catalog Subject Browse Lists linked to SCC LRC/Library holdings for Biographies including the Call Number and Availability for each. LINCC Online Catalog Title Lists linked to SCC LRC/Library holdings for Biographies including the Call Number and Availability for each. Suggested Periodical Databases Biography Resource Center (Gale) Instructions for Searching Database) Internet Links To complete your research, you can use the

50. EDUCATION PLANET - 75 Web Sites For Astronauts For more specific search results try using quotes around keyword phrases. The Apollo astronauts * info on the astronauts leading each Apollo mission, http://www.educationplanet.com/search/Science/Space/Astronauts?startval=30

51. Alternative Health, Natural Health, Complementary Health, Conventional Health It is, of course, biomagnetic healing, the therapy that helps the body heal itself Nowadays space suits are lined with magnetic material and astronauts http://www.worldwidehealth.com/Library/article.php/curtinmagnet290903.html

Worldwide Health Home Articles News E-Cards ... Get Listed Choose Country Associations Site Map This article is the opinion of the author. WorldwideHealth.com makes no claims regarding this information. WorldwideHealth.com recommends that all medical conditions should be treated by a physician competent in treating that particular condition. WorldwideHealth.com takes no responsibility for customers choosing to treat themselves. Your use of this information is at your own risk. Your use of this information is governed by WWH terms and conditions Bio-Magnetic Therapy By Lilias Curtin Used in ancient Egypt, rediscovered by NASA; favoured as a cure by the famous yet accessible to all. It is, of course, bio-magnetic healing, the therapy that helps the body heal itself. Bio-magnetic therapy is simple and natural. Take the fact that iron makes up about 4 percent of our blood content and then imagine magnets attracting metal and you have the basis of the therapy. Magnets placed on the body increase blood flow in a specific area, much as exercising does; indeed often giving a similar feeling of euphoria. Capillaries carry increased oxygen and nutrients to the cells accelerating the healing process. Meanwhile, muscles lengthen and relax as magnetic waves pass through tissue, thus helping reduce muscle swelling and pain as the magnets neutralise the acidity in the area and assist by kicking in the body's own beta endorphin system (the body's own pain-relieving defence).

52. Untitled Document therapeutics in response to the needs of astronauts to ensure their safety . bioimaging. MRI and SQUID imaging using targeted magnetic nanoparticle http://www.pathology.med.umich.edu/bakerlab/researchactivity.html

Research Activity in greater detail: Autoimmune Endocrine Disease Nanomolecular targeted anticancer therapeutics Biosensors Bio-imaging ... Nanoemulsions Autoimmune Endocrine Disease Dr. Baker's research in the area of autoimmune endocrine disease has helped define the basis of the autoimmune response to thyroid auto antigens. In particular, his recent work has focused on epitope mapping thyroid peroxidase, a major autoantigen in autoimmune thyroid disease. His laboratory has used molecular biologic techniques to identify the specific epitopes recognized in TPO and has shown that the recognition of this autoantigen is heterogeneous in different individuals. In collaboration with Dr. Su He Wang, Dr. Baker is currently exploring the genetic basis of this recognition. This research has been well funded on a national level including a series of grants from the National Institutes of Allergy, Immunology, and Infectious Diseases. Dr. Thomas Giordano

53. BCLS - Biographies AFRICAN AMERICAN astronauts brief biographical information on ten AfricanAmerican astronauts. with links to more specific information. http://www.baycountylibrary.org/TeenPage/biographies.htm

Teen Zone Booklists Careers College ... BCLS Home HOMEWORK CENTER ~ BIOGRAPHIES AFRICAN AMERICAN MATHEMATICIANS SCIENTISTS ARTISTS ... WORLD LEADERS AFRICAN AMERICANS AFRICAN AMERICAN ASTRONAUTS - brief biographical information on ten African American astronauts. AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY WEBSITE - brief biographies, focusing on individuals involved during the Civil Rights era. AFRICAN AMERICANS IN HISTORY -brief biographical sketches of several key figures in African American history. AFRICAN AMERICAN WARRIORS -information on African American soldiers throughout U.S. history from the Revolution War to General Colin Powell. AFRO-AMERICAN ALMANAC - an online presentation of African American history, from the beginning of the slave trade to the present. Click on biographies to find several brief biographies. BLACK BASEBALL'S NEGRO BASEBALL LEAGUES -view photos, read profiles and hear sound clips of players from the Negro League Players. BLACK HISTORY INVENTORS - brief biographical sketches on Dr. Charles Richard Drew, Percy Julian, Elijah McCoy, Garrett Morgan, Granville T. Woods, George Washington Carver

54. Earth & Sky : More Info About Light Therapy When astronauts are flying in low Earth orbit, the sun is rising every 90 In addition to that, microgravity may have specific effects on the timing of http://www.earthsky.com/shows/showsmore.php?t=20031202

55. ESA Portal - Press Releases - SUCCESS 2002 Student Contest Award Loss of bone mass is a major consequence for astronauts of extended periods spent The second difficulty, convection, can be reduced by using a specific http://www.esa.int/esaCP/Pr_53_2003_p_EN.html

German French 28 August 2003 Today, at the European Astronaut Centre in Cologne, the outcome of the SUCCESS 2002 Student Contest was announced to contestants eagerly waiting to see if their proposed experiment had won a prize in this competition organised every two years by the European Space Agency (ESA). The SUCCESS Student Contest is open to European university students, up to Masters level, and from all disciplines. Entrants have to propose an experiment that could be flown on the International Space Station (ISS). The students are challenged to imagine how the physical and operational environment on board the ISS could benefit their experiments. Parameters to consider include the absence of gravity, the vacuum of outer space, the high altitude above the Earth, and the isolated environment in which the astronauts live and work. The aim of the contest is to turn students of today into Space Station users of tomorrow, sparking and developing an interest in seeing research in space as possible even for those still in education. For the 2002 contest experiment proposals were invited in disciplines as diverse as life sciences, physical sciences, space sciences, technology and Earth observation. The students entering SUCCESS 2002 had to go through three phases. They first had to write an essay describing their experiment. A scientific board selected the best essays to move on to the second phase of the competition. Exactly 100 students entered the first phase and submitted essays. Nineteen came from universities in the United Kingdom, 18 from Italy, 13 from Germany, 8 from Russia, 7 from France, 4 from Finland, 4 from the Netherlands, 3 each from Belgium, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and Hungary, 2 from Bulgaria and 1 each from Canada, India, Switzerland, the USA, Rumania, the Czech Republic and Belorus.

56. Space specific information from preparation to conclusion of every space shuttle mission This site features the biographies of astronauts and cosmonauts and http://teacher.scholastic.com/space/tguide.htm

Scholastic Home About Us Site Map Search ... Resources Teacher's Guide for Challenging the Space Frontier PROJECT DESCRIPTION Return to top of page ASSESSMENT AND RUBRICS This project offers the following opportunities for assessment of student learning: Think About It : Use the in-class discussion of the "Think About It" questions included in the photo-stories as an opportunity for informal assessment of students' comprehension. For a more formal assessment vehicle, you can ask students to develop short essays based on the questions and use their responses. Reporter's Notebook : Ask students to develop five questions each that they would have liked to have asked Sally Ride and Buzz Aldrin during an interview. Group Research Reports : Assess students' collaborative learning skills as well as their research and learning based on their oral presentations of topics from the Space Firsts time line. Quizzes : Ask your students to play the History Mystery game covering the historic Apollo-Soyuz spaceflight, or to go on an Internet scavenger hunt covering space in the Outer Space Math Hunt Return to top of page LEARNING OBJECTIVES n the course of participating in "Challenging the Space Frontier," students will:

57. Hispanic Heritage - Meet Ellen Ochoa It wasn t until the first six female astronauts were selected in 1978 that Each mission has its own specific. For my last mission, we trained for nine http://teacher.scholastic.com/activities/hispanic/ochoatscript.htm

Scholastic Home About Us Site Map Search ... Tools Ellen Ochoa is the first Hispanic American woman to fly in space. Read her student interview from Hispanic Heritage month 1999. Interview Transcript Students on Scholastic.com interviewed astronaut Ellen Ochoa during 1999's Hispanic Heritage Month. Below is a transcript of that interview. What are your Hispanic roots? Did you speak Spanish at home when you were growing up? My Hispanic roots come from my father's side. His parents were Mexican, but my father was born in this country. He was one of 12 children. My father grew up speaking both Spanish and English but unfortunately he didn't speak Spanish with us at home. When I was growing up, my father believed as many people did at the time that there was a prejudice against people speaking their native language. It's really too bad, and I'm glad that things have changed in recent years. Does your being Hispanic American make you feel more pressure and more pride about your accomplishments? Do you have that in mind when you think of how well you've done in life?

58. CollectSPACE - Update Archive As described in their catalog, the 608page authorized bio will include 16 Lovell, Bolden and four other invited astronauts will take part in a panel http://www.collectspace.com/archive/archive-1204.html

Space History News space history and collectibles feature articles Messages discussion forums about space history and collecting Sightings calendar of worldwide astronaut appearances buySPACE marketplace for space artifacts, toys and memorabilia Resources collecting guides and selected space history documents 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 Jan Feb Mar Apr ... Nov Dec December 2, 2004 2:10 p.m. CT Bottle (rocket) in a (space-) ship: The rules of the Ansari X Prize required that to be eligible a spacecraft had to carry three people or a single person and equivalent ballast of the missing two. For their prize- winning flights, Mojave Aerospace Ventures chose the latter for SpaceShipOne. To make up the weight, team members, at the direction of Burt Rutan, were invited to stow mementos onboard with the reported condition that they would not be offered for sale. Very few exceptions were made, leaving SS1-flown artifacts in high demand. Beginning tomorrow morning, collectors will have their first chance to bid on one of the rare permitted sales to benefit the Lindbergh Foundation. Through eBay, artist Erik Lindbergh, grandson to the aviator, will offer one of six Retro Bronze Mini Rockets to have flown in space.

59. ASU Libraries: Noble Library - Scientific Biography bioBASE A Periodic Cumulative Master Index on Microfiche to Sketches Found inover 375 NASA Dryden Test Pilot biographies; biographies of astronauts; http://www.asu.edu/lib/noble/scirefrm/biogra.htm

ASU Libraries Home Find... Library Services Research Assistance ... Search this Site Catalog Quick Search: Keyword Title Author Subject Call Number Journal Title for Need Help? Finding Information Connecting from Off-Campus Report a Technical Problem ... Visitor Information Other ASU Links: Blackboard MyASU The New American University ASU Home Biographical Information in Science, Health and Engineering Introduction General Biography Biographical information about individuals in all fields of endeavor. Science Biography Biographical information about individuals in all fields of science and engineering. Mathematics and Computer Science Astronomy Physics Chemistry ... Indexes to biographical information in science Introduction Listed below are a series of sources that should be useful in locating biographical information on scientists and engineers. Reference books and web sites have been included. The listed reference books can be found in the Science Reference Department of Noble Library and in the Reference Department of Hayden Library. The call number of the book indicates the location. This is not an exhaustive list Top of page General Biography Social Sciences and Humanities Although not devoted to science this web site offers a wealth of biographical informational sources in the Social Sciences and Humanities. It is offered by the Hayden Reference Department at ASU.

60. WHO TV - Des Moines: Astronaut Selection And Training The astronauts begin their formal space transportation system training programduring astronauts train on a flight simulator with actual flightspecific http://www.whotv.com/Global/story.asp?S=1266361

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