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62. Daniel Charles Brandenstein Translate this page . NASA. http://www.astronaut.ru/as_usa/foto/08/brandenstein_s.htm

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63. SPACE.com -- U.S. Astronaut Hall Of Fame Inducts Four More With Right Stuff and Aliens actor Lance Henriksen presiding, daniel brandenstein, Robert Hoot Gibson, Story Musgrave and Sally Ride, http://www.space.com/news/fl_hall_030622.html

advertisement Famed Spacefarers Gather for Star-Studded KSC Events Astronaut Hall of Fame Open, Attendance Thrives Space Camp Florida Faces Foreclosure, Low Attendance Partly to Blame U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame Inducts Four More By Chris Kridler FLORIDA TODAY posted: 07:00 pm ET 21 June 2003 CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. Spacefarers competed with lightning and downpours for attention Saturday at Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex as four shuttle veterans were inducted into the Astronaut Hall of Fame. With "Right Stuff" and "Aliens" actor Lance Henriksen presiding, Daniel Brandenstein, Robert "Hoot" Gibson, Story Musgrave and Sally Ride, the first American woman in space, were honored by their fellow hall-of-famers. Musgrave thanked those who supported him, including workers at Kennedy Space Center. "You took care of me, for which I will be forever thankful," said Musgrave, a Marine Corps veteran with a half-dozen degrees, including one in medicine. Ride, who participated in the Challenger accident investigation and now the Columbia probe, stood out in her class and was a logical choice for her mission, given her knowledge of the shuttle robot arm and shuttle systems, Bob Crippen said. Crippen, also a Hall of Fame astronaut, was her commander then. She "broke perhaps the world's highest glass ceiling that had existed for more than two decades when Challenger lifted off on April the 18th of 1983," he said.

64. Kennedy Space Center | Orlando Attractions | Press Releases In one of the largest gatherings of astronauts to date, daniel brandenstein, Robert “Hoot” Gibson, Story Musgrave and Sally Ride will be inducted June 21 in http://www.kennedyspacecenter.com/pressRoom/pressRoomDetails.asp?pressId=8

65. The Space Fellowship (USA) Shuttle Veteran daniel brandenstein Named Chief Operating Officer daniel C. brandenstein of Lockheed Martin Mission Services has been named to http://spacefellowship.com/News/?m=200708

66. STS-49: The Rescue Of INTELSAT-VI Top (lr) Commander Dan brandenstein, Pilot Kevin Chilton, Mission Specialist Flying the shuttle were commander daniel brandenstein and Kevin Chilton. http://uu.cx/flight/49/

STS-49, The Rescue Of Intelsat-VI 603 Manual capture of the Intelsat VI by astronauts Thuot, Hieb, and Akers 5/92 It was March 14, 1990 that the International Telecommunications Satellite Consortium (INTELSAT) launched the third of five Intelsat-VI satellites atop a Titan-3 rocket. Each is cylandrical, nearly twelve feet in diameter and 17.5 feet in height. At the time of this writing, this series makes up the largest commercial spacecraft ever launched. All five satellites have a life of thirteen years and are built to maintain communications from a geosynchronous orbit With this launch, however, the second stage of the rocket failed to separate from the satellite due to faulty wiring between them. This left the satellite in an orbit too low and too unstable for it to be of any use. Controllers from the ground needed to work quickly to prevent the satellite from re-entering the atmosphere where it would have completely incinerated. They jettisoned the second stage by releasing the perigee kick motor, which would have been used to send the satellite into its proper orbit. Ground controllers then used some of the satellite's limited supply of propellant to boost it into a somewhat higher and certainly safer orbit while NASA engineers discussed possibilities for how to proceed. After much discussion, NASA elected to salvage the satellite using the space shuttle, finding it the most cost effective way to remedy the situation. perigee kick motor to the satellite and release it using timed springs once the two were safely back in the cabin of the shuttle. Ground controllers would then activate the kick motor and send Intelsat 603 from a height of 200 nautical miles to a height of 22,300 nautical miles.

67. STS-8: Information And Much More From Answers.com Seated from left to right are daniel C. brandenstein, pilot; Richard H. Truly, commander; and Guion S. Bluford, Jr., Mission specialist. http://www.answers.com/topic/sts-8

BodyLoad('s'); On this page: Select Article Wikipedia Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping Wikipedia STS-8 STS-8 Mission insignia Mission statistics Mission name: STS-8 Shuttle Challenger Launch pad: 39-A Launch: August 30 , 2:32:00 a.m. EDT Landing: September 5 , 12:40:43 a.m. PDT Duration: 6 days, 1 hour, 8 minutes, 43 seconds Number of Orbits: Orbit altitude: 191 nautical miles (354 km) Orbit inclination 28.5 degrees Distance traveled: 2,514,478 miles (4,046,660 km) Crew photo Seated from left to right are Daniel C. Brandenstein, pilot; Richard H. Truly, commander; and Guion S. Bluford, Jr., Mission specialist. Standing from left to right are Dale A. Gardner, mission specialist; and William E. Thornton, mission specialist. With them is a brown cat Related missions Previous mission Next mission STS-7 STS-9 STS-8 was the eighth Space Shuttle mission, the third for Challenger . It conducted the first night launch and night landing. Crew (total flights to date in parentheses) Richard H. Truly (2),Commander Daniel C. Brandenstein

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69. GLASEC- Contact Us daniel brandenstein. Astronaut Retired. Hugh Denison. Senior VP Heartland Funds. Gary Dulmes. Dulmes Decor. William Farrow, Ph.D. http://www.spaceportsheboygan.org/contact.php

Support the GLASEC Project Contact GLASEC Address PO Box 904, Sheboygan, WI 53082-0904 Lift-Off Committee Daniel Brandenstein Astronaut Retired Hugh Denison Senior VP Heartland Funds Gary Dulmes Dulmes Decor William Farrow, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Mechanical Engineering MSOE George French President Rocketplane Global Elena Kramer, Ph.D. Professor Organismic and Evolutionary Biology Harvard University Mark C. Lee 4X Space Shuttle Astronaut Retired Marc Marotta Partner, Foley and Lardner Former Secretary Wisconsin Department of Administration Eric Rice CEO ORBITEC Ralph Stayer Johnsonville Sausage, LLC

70. Intruder Association Dan brandenstein, Dan brandenstein (NASA Photo S8440228) Four former astronauts, from left, Hoot Gibson, Story Musgrave, daniel brandenstein, http://www.intruderassociation.org/astronauts.html

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71. Dan Brandenstein Dan brandenstein is an American astronaut who was born on January 17, 1943 in Wisconsin. Before he became an astronaut, brandenstein served as a Navy pilot http://www.windows.ucar.edu/tour/link=/people/astronauts/brandenstein.html

Dan Brandenstein Dan Brandenstein is an American astronaut who was born on January 17, 1943 in Wisconsin. Before he became an astronaut, Brandenstein served as a Navy pilot in the Vietnam War. He has flown over 5600 hours in 24 different types of aircraft. Brandenstein became an astronaut in 1979. He has made four spaceflights spending over 576 hours in space. In 1983, Brandenstein piloted the first nighttime launch and landing of a space shuttle. In 1985, he commanded an international mission. The crew included Saudi Prince Sultan al-Saud and French Patrick Baudry. In 1990, Brandenstein commanded shuttle Columbia in a mission that set a shuttle endurance record. The crew spent 10 days in space and retrieved the Long Duration Exposure Facility. During his last mission in 1992, Brandenstein and his crew performed one of the most difficult space shuttle missions to date. Brandenstein and pilot Kevin Chilton performed some risky flying aboard the new Endeavour shuttle in an attempt to retrieve a satellite. They flew within a few feet of the rotating satellite, allowing the rest of the crew to literally grab it and pull it into the shuttle. Last modified prior to September, 2000 by the

72. Dan Brandenstein Reads Dr. Seuss Shuttle commander and pilot Dan brandenstein reads Dr. Seuss There s No Place Like Space at The Space Store to a group of future astronauts http://www.thespacestore.com/danbrredrse.html

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73. Dan Brandenstein On Flickr - Photo Sharing! Flickr is almost certainly the best online photo management and sharing application in the world. Show off your favorite photos to the world, securely and http://www.flickr.com/photos/boshuyer/2118863586/

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74. Astronaut Hall Of Fame Gets Four New Members They are from the left, Hoot Gibson, Story Musgrave, Dan brandenstein, Dan brandenstein was born on January 17, 1943 and is from Watertown, Wisconsin. http://www.talkingproud.us/ScienceAstroHallFame.html

Astronaut Hall of Fame gets four new members June 23, 2003 Four former US astronauts were inducted into the Astronaut Hall of Fame in Titusville, Florida on June 21, 2003. There are a total of 52 astronauts now in the Hall of Fame, including all of the Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, Skylab and Apollo-Soyuz veterans. Eleven of the Hall of Famers have passed on. The four new inductees are shown in this group photo taken on June 21. They are from the left, Hoot Gibson, Story Musgrave, Dan Brandenstein, and Sally Ride. Photo credit: Peter Cosgrove, AP. Daniel Charles Brandenstein Robert Lee Gibson Franklin Story Musgrave Sally Kristen Ride Sally Ride was born on May 26, 1951 and is from Los Angeles, California. She was on two manned flights. She was mission specialist on STS-7 (Flight #7) Challenger 2), making her the first American woman into space. She was also a mission specialist on STS-41-G (Flight #13) Challenger (6) from October 5-13, 1984. She holds a doctorate in physics. She became an expert shuttle robot-arm operator and flight engineer. In June 1985 Dr. Ride was assigned to serve as a mission specialist on STS 61-M. She terminated mission training in January 1986 in order to serve as a member of the Presidential Commission on the Space Shuttle Challenger accident. Upon completion of the investigation she was assigned to NASA Headquarters as Special Assistant to the Administrator for long range and strategic planning. We will have to be candid when we say it has been like pulling teeth to find information on the internet about the Astronaut Hall of Fame. We have not been able to find any photos of it, and have had to piece together what we think its present situation is.

75. Dan Brandenstein Autographed Photo Fourtime flyer and former chief astronaut Dan brandenstein has signed this 8x10 photograph of the maiden launch of Space Shuttle Endeavour. http://www.countdowncreations.com/autoasebra.htm

Home Memorabilia Autographs Dan Brandenstein Autographed Photo Four-time flyer and former chief astronaut Dan Brandenstein has signed this 8x10" photograph of the maiden launch of Space Shuttle Endeavour. Brandenstein served as Commander of this mission (STS-49). Brandenstein autographed these photographs on October 14, 2004, during the Association of Space Explorers' "Evening With The Astronauts" hosted at Countdown Creations' Rocket Town in Houston, Texas. A majority of the proceeds from the sale of these photos will benefit the Association of Space Explorers, supporting space science and exploration, promoting education in science and engineering, fostering greater environmental awareness, and encouraging international cooperation in the human exploration of space. Availability: This item is no longer available. Item AUTOGASEBRA Price

76. Saudi Aramco World : Down To Earth I was telling Dan (Commander brandenstein) as a matter of fact, that the reception we got was well beyond the dreams we had. So everyone has a lot of good http://www.saudiaramcoworld.com/issue/198601/down.to.earth.htm

January/February 1986 Volume 37, Number 1 January/February 1986 Volume 37, Number 1 Send this article to a friend. Down to Earth Written by Kenneth Storey and Joseph Fitchett Additional photographs by A. De Wildenburg and Kenneth Storey Since Prince Sultan ibn Salman ibn'Abd al-'Aziz Al Sa'ud, the first Arab astronaut, returned to earth, swooping out of the darkness to a smooth dawn landing at Edwards Air Force Base in June, he has been lauded and applauded as few astronauts have been since the early days of exploration. According to one reporter Prince Sultan won the instant regard of the media when he returned to Houston by heading straight for the press box immediately upon leaving the jet from California. "That was a good move," the reporter smiled. "He knew why we were there." With his background in communications - he has a degree in that subject - His Royal Highness probably did realize that he was the star of Mission 51-G. If not, however, he soon found out as, in the next three months, he toured Europe and the United States, accepted medals and awards, met President Reagan and appeared on such nationwide television shows as CBS's Morning News.

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