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SUBJECT: ODYSSEY ON-LINE MAGAZINE, VOLI, NO 2 FILE: UFO1506
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[The Official Fringe Science Newsletter Of Odyssey!]
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Table of Contents
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0. Editorial
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1. ANNOUNCEMENTS ............................................ 1
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2. FOR SALE ................................................. 4
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3. New Odyssey File Arrivals ................................. 5
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4. Odyssey News Clippings .................................... 6
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EDITORIAL
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ÜÜÜßßßßß Ä Í Í Í Í Ä ßßßßßÜÜÜ
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Üßß ÜÜÛÛÛ "ÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛ ÄÛÜÜÜÜÜÜÜÜÜÜÜÜÜÜÜÜÜÜÜÜÜ ÛÛ ÛÛ ÜÜÜÜÜ ßßÜ
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Û ÜÜ ÛÛÛÛÍ Í ÛÛ" ÛÛ ÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛ" "ÛÛ"ÛÛÛÛÛ"ÛÛ"ÛÛ "ÛÛ "ÛÛ Í Í Ä Ä ÜÜ Û
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Û ÛÛßß " " ßßßßßßÛÛÛÍ ÍÛÄÛÛÛ"ÛÛÛßßßßßß Í Ä ßßßÛÛ Ûß
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ßßßßßßßÛÜÜÜÜÜÜ " " Ä ßßßßßß " " " " ÜÜÜÜÜÜÜßßßßß
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ÜÜÜÜÜÜ ÞÛÛ° Û ²Ý ÜÜÜÜÜÜ
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. ÞÛ . ÜÜßßÜÜÛÛÛÛÛÛÜ ßßÜÜ ÛÝ .
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ßÛÜ ÜßÜÜÜÜÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÜÛÛÜÜ ßßÜ ÜÜÛß
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. ßßÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛßÛ ÜÜßßßßßßßßÜÜÛÛßÛÛÜÜÜÛÛÛÛÛß
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In Memory of Gene Roddenberry
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Creator of Star Trek
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1921-1991
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OO 1-02 Page 1 7 Dec 1991
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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1991 11 25
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Colorado Springs, Colorado
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" A 90's Approach To UFO Investigation "
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September 11-13, 1992 Sheraton Colorado Springs Hotel Interstate
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25 and Circle Drive
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Thursday, Sept 10, 1992...
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Noon to 7pm, Check-in and Registration
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BAR-B-QUE/GT at the HOSPITALITY SUITE
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Friday, Sept 11, 1992...
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8am to Noon, Check-in and Registration
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CONFERENCES - To Include:
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o Testimonials
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o Contact
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o Channeling
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o Psychic Contact
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o etc...
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Saturday, Sept 12, 1992...
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CONFERENCES - To Include:
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o Abductions
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o Walk-ins
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o Government
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o Media
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o etc...
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COSTUME PARTY:
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Come as your favorite Alien Creature
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Sunday, Sept 13, 1992...
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BANQUET BRUNCH in the GRAND BALLROOM
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CONFERENCES - to Include:
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o Crop Circles
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o UFO Data Bases
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o UFO History
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o Investigations
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o etc... MOVIES will be shown nightly from
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6pm to 2am Conference ENDS at 6pm Sunday night.
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**** VENDORS ARE WELCOME - SPACES ARE AVAILABLE ****
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A Hospitality Suite will be open 18-20 Hours a day serving
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various snack and finger foods.
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There are MANY Conferences planned, and a couple of great parties
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to attend; to include a COSTUME PARTY where you may come as your
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favorite alien creature.
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The BANQUET BRUNCH will be a ROCKY MOUNTAIN-Western Style BUFFET.
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There will be a speaker on the subject of 'Where we are today',
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OO 1-02 Page 2 7 Dec 1991
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and 'Where we may
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!!! MARK YOUR CALENDARS - YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS THIS CONFERENCE
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!!!
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Pre-registration DEADLINE for Attendees in August 10, 1992
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Registration for ALL SHOWS, COSTUME PARTY, and BANQUET BRUNCH:
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CONFERENCES / CONFERENCES & ROOMS
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*** BEFORE MARCH 1st, 1992...
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ONE PERSON $80.00 $330.00 (1 room/4
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nights)
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TWO PERSON $110.00 $390.00 (1 room/4
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nights)
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*** March 1 to May 31, 1992...
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ONE PERSON $120.00 $370.00 (1 room/4
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nights)
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TWO PERSON $165.00 $445.00 (1 room/4
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nights)
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*** June 1 to August 10, 1992...
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ONE PERSON $150.00 $400.00 (1 room/4
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nights)
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TWO PERSON $195.00 $475.00 (1 room/4
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nights)
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*** After August 10, 1992 & at the Door...
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ONE PERSON $180.00
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TWO PERSON $225.00
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>>> Special rates are AVAILABLE for large groups or more than 2
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people. >>> Other hotel accomodations are available on request.
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ROOM RATE is set by Hotel at $65.00/Single $75.00/Double.
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Add 9.6% TAX to total.
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A $10.00 per person DISCOUNT is reflected if you buy the
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CONFERENCE/ROOM Package together.
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!!! MAKE YOUR RESERVATION WHILE THIS PRICE IS STILL LOW !!!
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Make checks Payable to:
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"1992 WORLD UFO CONFERENCE"
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Send to:
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1992 World UFO Conference
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132 Larch Drive
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P.O. Box 15362
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Colorado Springs CO, 80935-5362
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For MORE information, call: 1-719-444-3324 or FAX: 1-719-260-6437
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or MODEM 1-719-392-1107
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OO 1-02 Page 3 7 Dec 1991
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NAME:___________________________________________________________
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ADDRESS:________________________________________________________
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CITY/STATE/ZIP:_________________________________________________
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PHONE:(hm)_________________ (wk)__________________
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__ |__| Send me Alternate Accomodation information. |__| Send me
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Airline information please. |__| Send me Campground/Camping
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information. |__| Please CALL ME for Alternate REGISTRATION
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information. |__| Send me VENDOR/SALES information.
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Please duplicate this form and send in for second person
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registration.
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__ |__| I am the SECOND person in a 2 part registration.
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Name of FIRST
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PERSON:_______________________________________________
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FOR _____ PERSON(S): CONF/ROOM $______.____ add 9.6% Tax
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______.____ Amount TOTAL $______.____
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ENCLOSED.
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OO 1-02 Page 4 7 Dec 1991
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FOR SALE
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SECRETS OF THE UNIVERSE....
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.... just might be found within the AZTEC Catalogue of
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Ancient Knowledge and Modern Mysteries. But you'll never
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know if you don't write for your free catalog. So, enlighten
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yourself and write to:
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AZTEC
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P.O. Box 668
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Bushkill, PA 18324
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OO 1-02 Page 5 7 Dec 1991
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* Odyssey New Files For Processing
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Message number 410 in "ODYSSEY File Announcement Echo"
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Date: 11-17-91 18:36
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From: Odyssey File
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To: All
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Subj: OGDEN UNKNOWN OBJECT .GI
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OGDEN1.GIF 84511 Bytes 12.47 6.18 1.49
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OGDEN UNKNOWN OBJECT .GIF
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OGDEN1.GIF
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Drawing of object found buried in Ogden.
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*KDSDN v1.21
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* Origin: Odyssey: Keying in on the future! (3607/20)
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Message number 552 in "ODYSSEY File Announcement Echo"
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Date: 11-21-91 21:46
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From: Odyssey File
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To: All
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Subj: .GIF ALIEN HAND
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File Name File Size 1200 Baud 2400 Baud 9600 Baud
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ALIENHAN.GIF 16806 Bytes 2.48 1.23 0.30
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.GIF ALIEN HAND
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ALIENHAN.GIF
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.GIF of an alien autopsy report: Alien Hand View.
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*KDSDN v1.21
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* Origin: Odyssey: Keying in on the future! (3607/20)
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Message number 553 in "ODYSSEY File Announcement Echo"
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Date: 11-21-91 21:46
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From: Odyssey File
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To: All
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Subj: .GIF UFO 195
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AUG1954.GIF 3691 Bytes 0.54 0.27 0.07
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.GIF UFO 1954
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AUG1954.GIF
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.Gif of photo of UFO taken August 1954!
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*KDSDN v1.21
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* Origin: Odyssey: Keying in on the future! (3607/20)
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Message number 554 in "ODYSSEY File Announcement Echo"
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Date: 11-21-91 21:46
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From: Odyssey File
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To: All
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Subj: .GIF UFO CHIN
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CHINAUFO.GIF 38256 Bytes 5.64 2.80 0.67
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.GIF UFO CHINA
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CHINAUFO.GIF
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Chinese Newspaper report of UFO sightings.
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*KDSDN v1.21
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* Origin: Odyssey: Keying in on the future! (3607/20)
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Message number 555 in "ODYSSEY File Announcement Echo"
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Date: 11-21-91 21:46
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From: Odyssey File
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To: All
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Subj: .UFO .GIF ARGENTIN
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EDGEON.GIF 8337 Bytes 1.23 0.61 0.15
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.UFO .GIF ARGENTINA
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EDGEON.GIF
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.Gif of UFO taken by Argentine pursuit plane, late 1954.
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*KDSDN v1.21
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* Origin: Odyssey: Keying in on the future! (3607/20)
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Message number 557 in "ODYSSEY File Announcement Echo"
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Date: 11-21-91 21:46
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From: Odyssey File
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To: All
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Subj: .GIF MOVIE UF
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UFOMOVIE.GIF 40934 Bytes 6.04 2.99 0.72
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.GIF MOVIE UFO
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UFOMOVIE.GIF
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.Gif of 3 frames from 8mm UFO Film!
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*KDSDN v1.21
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* Origin: Odyssey: Keying in on the future! (3607/20)
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Message number 558 in "ODYSSEY File Announcement Echo"
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Date: 11-21-91 21:46
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From: Odyssey File
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To: All
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Subj: .GIF UF
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UFOPRINT.GIF 20915 Bytes 3.09 1.53 0.37
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.GIF UFO
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UFOPRINT.GIF
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.Gif of interior of UFO.
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*KDSDN v1.21
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* Origin: Odyssey: Keying in on the future! (3607/20)
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Message number 559 in "ODYSSEY File Announcement Echo"
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Date: 11-21-91 21:46
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From: Odyssey File
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To: All
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Subj: .GIF RUSSIA REPOR
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USSRREPO.GIF 25857 Bytes 3.82 1.89 0.46
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.GIF RUSSIA REPORT
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USSRREPO.GIF
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Translated UFO report from USSR.
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*KDSDN v1.21
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* Origin: Odyssey: Keying in on the future! (3607/20)
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Message number 2234 in "ODYSSEY File Announcement Echo"
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Date: 11-29-91 00:39
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From: Odyssey File
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To: All
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Subj: BRAIN MIND FRINGE SCIENC
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BRAIN MIND FRINGE SCIENCE
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BRAIN.ZIP
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A fascinating discussion of how the brain operates, and the possibility
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of
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trances that we may not be aware of.
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*KDSDN v1.21
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* Origin: Odyssey: Keying in on the future! (3607/20)
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OO 1-02 Page 5 7 Dec 1991
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* Odyssey NewsWatch - News Clippings
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Jim Elliott November 6, 1991
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NASA'S HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE MONTHLY STATUS REPORT
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FOR OCTOBER 1991
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The Hubble Space Telescope (HST) continues to operate normally
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under four-gyro control, using gyros 1, 2, 3 and 5. On October 26,
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Gyro #4, which has been saturated and off-line since June 30, began
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displaying nominal values on both its analog and digital rate
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monitor. Subsequently, on November 4, Gyro #4 again went off line.
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Even though it came back on for short periods, it was never used in
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the control loop. Flight operations personnel will continue to
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monitor its performance. The status of Gyro #6, which failed last
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December, remains unchanged.
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On October 7, flight operations personnel initiated
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operational procedures to transition the Tracking and Data Relay
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Satellite-West (TDRS-West) support from the TDRS-C spacecraft to
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the recently-deployed TDRS-E. The transition went smoothly.
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On October 11, Goddard Space Flight Center formally signed a
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contract with Ball Corporation, of Boulder, CO for completion of
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the Corrective Optics Space Telescope Axial Replacement (COSTAR).
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Development at Ball is on schedule for a servicing mission in early
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1994 with a Critical Design Review scheduled for December 1991 and
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a planned delivery to NASA in April 1993.
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The HST science program has initiated some unique cosmological
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observations using remote quasars as background sources.
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Scientists working with both the Goddard High Resolution
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Spectrograph (GHRS) and the Faint Object Spectrograph (FOS) have
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reported detection of Lyman-alpha forest absorption in low, red-
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shift quasars, and the FOS is obtaining data with important
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implications for understanding the quasar emission process. In
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addition, the GHRS--in cooperation with the International
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Ultraviolet Explorer (IUE) and ground-based observers--has obtained
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correlative data on the flare star AU Mic. Results from these and
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other observations will be presented at the upcoming American
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Astronomical Society (AAS) meeting in Atlanta in January 1992.
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Odyssey News Wire--
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*** Classification ***
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³û³ Space/Astronomy/UFO/Astral Events
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³ ³ Monsters/Strange Creatures
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³ ³ Unknown Happenings/Paranormal/Psychic Events
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³ ³ Disaster/Emergency/General <unclassified> Newswire
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³o³=START= XMT: 07:18 Fri Nov 22 EXP: 07:00 Mon Nov 25 ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³DAYBOOK: NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION PRE ³o³
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³o³BRIEFING ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³(NOV. 22) FNS - SUBJECT: Discussion of science data return ³o³
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³o³by the Total Ozone Mapping Spectrometer which is aboard a ³o³
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³o³Soviet satellite. ³o³
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³o³CONTACT: Dolores Beasley 301-286-2806 ³o³
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³o³=START= XMT: 12:26 Thu Nov 21 EXP: 12:00 Sun Nov 24 ³o³
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³o³BOEING DEFENSE & SPACE GROUP AWARDED INTERCEPTOR INTEGRATION³o³
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³o³SEATTLE (NOV. 21) PR NEWSWIRE - Boeing Defense & Space Group³o³
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³o³announced today it has received a contract from the U.S. ³o³
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³o³Army Strategic Defense Command (SDC) to develop a hot-gas ³o³
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³o³valve that can be used on miniature kinetic energy ³o³
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³o³interceptors. A high-speed weapon to destroy enemy ³o³
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³o³Just one element of the Miniature Kinetic Energy Interceptor³o³
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³o³Integration program, the Boeing contract is valued at more ³o³
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³o³The 33-month program will consist of four phases: valve ³o³
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³o³The valve passages will be made of rhenium metal encased in ³o³
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³o³a composite material, and will be able to withstand ³o³
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³o³Other firms selected by Boeing to support the contract ³o³
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³o³design; Ultramet of Pacoima, Calif., for the rhenium ³o³
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³o³coating; and Talley Defense Systems of Mesa, Ariz., for ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³Boeing began working in the hot gas valve area in 1985, and ³o³
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³o³has been involved in miniaturizing and fabrication ³o³
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³o³development since 1988 as a participant in the SDC's ³o³
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³o³Innovative Guided Hypervelocity Projectile's (IGHP) ³o³
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³o³propulsion system program. During the IGHP program, Boeing ³o³
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³o³developed a technique that simplifies the production of the ³o³
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³o³small and precise three-dimensional gas flow passages ³o³
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³o³necessary for miniature hot gas valves. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³CONTACT: Susan Bradley of Boeing Defense & Space Group, ³o³
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³o³206-773-2816 ³o³
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³o³SHUTTLE COUNTDOWN TICKS SMOOTHLY TOWARD SUNDAY NIGHT LAUNCH ³o³
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³o³CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (NOV. 23) UPI - Engineers worked ³o³
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³o³Saturday to pump liquid oxygen and hydrogen back aboard the ³o³
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³o³shuttle Atlantis to power its electrical generators with the³o³
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³o³ship's countdown on track for a Sunday night launch. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³Atlantis, carrying six astronauts and a $300 million early ³o³
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³o³warning satellite, was scheduled to blast off on the 44th ³o³
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³o³shuttle mission at 6:31 p.m. EST Sunday kicking off a 10-day³o³
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³o³flight with only the seventh night launch in shuttle ³o³
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³o³history. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³Liftoff originally was scheduled for Tuesday, but the flight³o³
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³o³was delayed five days because of problems with the ³o³
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³o³navigation system of the $50 million booster rocket used by ³o³
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³o³the shuttle's satellite payload. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³A replacement unit was installed Wednesday and tested ³o³
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³o³Atlantis's interrupted countdown at 12:01 a.m. Friday. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³Commander Frederick Gregory, 50, co-pilot Terence Henricks, ³o³
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³o³39, flight engineer Story Musgrave, 56, Mario Runco, 39, ³o³
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³o³James Voss, 42, and Army guest astronaut Thomas Hennen, 39, ³o³
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³o³planned to spend the day Saturday reviewing their flight ³o³
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³o³plans and attending a series of mission briefings. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³If all goes well, the shuttle fliers will strap in Sunday ³o³
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³o³afternoon about 3:45 p.m. to await liftoff. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³The goal of the 44th shuttle flight, the sixth and final ³o³
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³o³mission of 1991, is the deployment early Monday of a Defense³o³
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³o³Support Program - DSP - early warning satellite built to ³o³
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³o³look for enemy missile launches and nuclear detonations. ³o³
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³o³=START= XMT: 16:50 Sat Nov 23 EXP: 17:00 Sun Nov 24 ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³CRITICAL SATELLITE BOOSTER CLEARED; SPACE SHUTTLE ATLANTIS ³o³
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³o³READY FOR TAKEOFF ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (NOV. 23) UPI - Air Force engineers ³o³
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³o³Saturday cleared a critical satellite booster for takeoff ³o³
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³o³Sunday aboard the shuttle Atlantis, setting the stage for a ³o³
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³o³rare sky-lighting night launch to kick off a 10-day military³o³
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³o³mission. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³Atlantis, its six-man crew and a $300 million Defense ³o³
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³o³Support Program missile early warning satellite were ³o³
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³o³grounded Tuesday because of problems with a navigation unit ³o³
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³o³needed by the satellite's $50 million booster rocket. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³A new ''inertial measurement unit'' was ³o³
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³o³installed Wednesday, but engineers were unable to duplicate ³o³
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³o³the original failure. And that raised the prospect of ³o³
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³o³another delay because of lingering concern about the ³o³
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³o³possibility of a subtle problem that could affect the ³o³
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³o³replacement unit. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³But late Saturday, Air Force Maj. Bob Thunker, a launch ³o³
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³o³vehicle engineer, said continued testing had convinced ³o³
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³o³mission managers that the problem would not recur, despite ³o³
|
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³o³an inability to duplicate the glitch. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³''We're comfortable with the unit that was taken out,'' he ³o³
|
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³o³said. ''The failure investigation will continue on to ³o³
|
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³o³pinpoint the exact cause of the problem. But we understand ³o³
|
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³o³it enough to isolate it to the box that we pulled out and we³o³
|
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³o³believe it is not a generic problem.'' ³o³
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³o³ Continued ³o³
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³o³Continued.... ³o³
|
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³o³With a final test on tap Sunday morning, engineers planned ³o³
|
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³o³to pump a half-million gallons of rocket fuel aboard ³o³
|
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³o³Atlantis's external tank starting about 10:11 a.m., setting ³o³
|
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³o³the stage for a launch attempt at 6:31 p.m. EST. ³o³
|
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³o³ ³o³
|
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³o³On board will be commander Frederick Gregory, 50, and co- ³o³
|
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³o³pilot Terence Henricks, 39, both Air Force colonels, Story ³o³
|
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³o³Musgrave, 56, Navy Lt. Cmdr, Mario Runco, 39, Army Lt. Col. ³o³
|
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³o³James Voss, 42, and Army Chief Warrant Officer Thomas ³o³
|
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³o³Hennen, 39. ³o³
|
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³o³ ³o³
|
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³o³''We don't have any technical problems that we're working,''³o³
|
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³o³NASA test director Eric Redding said of Atlantis's launch ³o³
|
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³o³processing. ''The hardware at this point is performing as it³o³
|
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³o³should, we're pretty much on our timeline and looking for a ³o³
|
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³o³good second launch attempt Sunday.'' ³o³
|
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³The goal of the year's sixth and final shuttle mission is ³o³
|
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³o³the deployment at 12:50 a.m. Monday of the Defense Support ³o³
|
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³o³Program satellite during Atlantis's sixth orbit. ³o³
|
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³o³ ³o³
|
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³o³One hour later, the satellite's ''inertial upper stage'' ³o³
|
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³o³booster is scheduled to fire to propel the spacecraft from ³o³
|
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³o³the shuttle's planned 224-mile-high orbit to an operational ³o³
|
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³o³altitude of 22,300 miles above the equator. ³o³
|
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³o³ ³o³
|
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³o³If all goes well, Gregory and Henricks will guide Atlantis ³o³
|
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³o³to a landing Dec. 4 at the Kennedy Space Center. ³o³
|
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³The Air Force paid NASA $60 million to ferry the payload ³o³
|
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³o³into orbit. Given the $300 million cost of the satellite and³o³
|
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³o³the $50 million cost of its booster, the price tag for the ³o³
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³o³payload comes to $410 million. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³=START= XMT: 11:38 Sun Nov 24 EXP: 12:00 Mon Nov 25 ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³SHUTTLE ATLANTIS FUELED FOR TAKEOFF TO KICK OFF 10-DAY ³o³
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³o³FLIGHT ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³CAPE CANAVERAL, FL (NOV. 24) UPI - Engineers fueled the ³o³
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³o³shuttle Atlantis for a spectacular nighttime launch Sunday ³o³
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³o³to kick off a 10-day flight highlighted by the deployment ³o³
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³o³Monday of a $300 million Air Force early warning satellite. ³o³
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³o³Running five days late because of now-resolved problems ³o³
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³o³with the satellite's $50 million booster rocket, ³o³
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³o³technicians began pumping 500, 000 gallons of rocket fuel ³o³
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³o³into Atlantis's giant external tank shortly before 10 a.m. ³o³
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³o³EST, setting the stage for blastoff at 6:31 p.m. ³o³
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³o³On board will be commander Frederick Gregory, 50, and ³o³
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³o³co-pilot Terence Henricks, 39, both Air Force colonels; ³o³
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³o³Story Musgrave, 56; Navy Lt. Cmdr. Mario Runco, 39; Army ³o³
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³o³Lt. Col. James Voss, 42; and Army Chief Warrant Officer ³o³
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³o³Thomas Hennen, 39. ³o³
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³o³Air Force weather forecasters called for a 70 percent ³o³
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³o³chance of acceptable conditions at launch time. ³o³
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³o³The goal of the year's sixth and final shuttle flight is ³o³
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³o³the deployment at 12:50 a.m. Monday of the Defense Support ³o³
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³o³Program early warning satellite during Atlantis's sixth ³o³
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³o³orbit. ³o³
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³o³One hour later, the satellite's ''inertial upper stage'' ³o³
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³o³booster is scheduled to fire to propel the spacecraft from ³o³
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³o³the shuttle's 224-mile- high orbit to an operational ³o³
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³o³altitude of 22,300 miles above the equator. ³o³
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³o³Once the satellite is safely on its way, the Atlantis ³o³
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³o³astronauts will devote the rest of their 10-day mission to ³o³
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³o³carrying out on-board research, including two military ³o³
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³o³space surveillance experiments. ³o³
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³o³If all goes well, Gregory and Henricks will guide Atlantis ³o³
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³o³to a landing Dec. 4 on the Kennedy Space Center's ³o³
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³o³3-mile-long shuttle runway. ³o³
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³o³DAYBOOK: NASA GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY ³o³
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³o³(NOV. 25) FNS - SUBJECT: Ceremony for Earth Observing ³o³
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³o³System Data and Information ³o³
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³o³ System facility at the Goddard Space ³o³
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³o³Center ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³ LOCATION: Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt MD ³o³
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³o³ -- November 25 ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³ PARTICIPANTS: Senator Barbara Mikulski, D-MD gives the ³o³
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³o³keynote address ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³ CONTACT: Jim Elliott 302-186-6256 ³o³
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³o³NEWLY LAUNCHED SPACE SHUTTLE SATELLITE TO SEARCH FOR ³o³
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³o³MISSILE LAUNCHES ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³CAPE CANAVERAL, FL (NOV. 25) UPI - A Defense Support ³o³
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³o³Program early warning satellite launched from the shuttle ³o³
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³o³Atlantis Monday was built to improve the Pentagon's ability ³o³
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³o³to detect enemy missile launches. Here are satellite ³o³
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³o³details at a glance: ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³Satellite: Defense Support Program No. 16. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³Builder: TRW Space & Technology Group. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³Satellite cost: $300 million. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³Purpose: Detection and early warning of enemy missile ³o³
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³o³launches and nuclear explosions. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³Planned orbital altitude: 22,300 miles. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³Launch vehicle: Space shuttles or unmanned Air Force Titan ³o³
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³o³4 rockets. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³Weight: 5,200 pounds. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³Length: 32.8 feet with solar panels deployed. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³Width: 14 feet (22 feet with solar panels deployed). ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³Heat-sensitive infrared telescope: 12 feet long. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³Infrared sensors: 6,000. ³o³
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³o³ -CONTINUED- ³o³
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³o³-Continued- ³o³
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³o³Sensitivity: DSP satellites are believed to be capable of ³o³
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³o³detecting ballistic missile launches, tactical missiles and ³o³
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³o³jet aircraft flying on afterburner. During the Persian Gulf ³o³
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³o³War, DSP spacecraft are believed to have detected all 88 ³o³
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³o³Scud missiles launched by Iraq at targets in Israel and ³o³
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³o³Saudi Arabia. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³Solar panels: 4, plus solar cells mounted on the ³o³
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³o³drum-shaped body of the satellite. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³Electrical power: About 1,250 watts. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³Projected lifetime: Seven years to nine years. ³o³
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ÚÄÂÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÂÄ¿
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³o³=START= XMT: 14:33 Mon Nov 25 EXP: 15:00 Tue Nov 26 ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³SHUTTLE CREW BEGINS ON-BOARD RESEARCH, INCLUDING TOP SECRET ³o³
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³o³EXPERIMENT ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³CAPE CANAVERAL, FL (NOV. 25) UPI - The Atlantis astronauts ³o³
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³o³successfully launched a $300 million Air Force early ³o³
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³o³warning satellite Monday before turning to on-board ³o³
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³o³research, including a hush-hush military space surveillance ³o³
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³o³experiment. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³The primary goal of the marathon 10-day flight was ³o³
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³o³accomplished at 1:03 a.m. EST Monday with the successful ³o³
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³o³deployment of the Defense Support Program - DSP - satellite ³o³
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³o³from Atlantis's cargo bay. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³Both stages of the satellite's $50 million ''inertial upper ³o³
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³o³stage'' booster then fired, at 2:03 a.m. and 7:18 a.m., to ³o³
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³o³propel the 2.5-ton spacecraft from the shuttle's ³o³
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³o³224-mile-high orbit to its operational altitude of 22,300 ³o³
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³o³miles above the equator. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³Atlantis's launch Sunday was delayed five days because of ³o³
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³o³problems with the rocket's navigation system. But the ³o³
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³o³Boeing-built IUS booster performed flawlessly Monday and ³o³
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³o³Air Force mission managers were elated with the results. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³''The spacecraft was successfully deployed on schedule and ³o³
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³o³the IUS has boosted the payload to the proper orbit,'' said ³o³
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³o³Maj. James Steele, director of payload operations at Air ³o³
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³o³Force Space Systems Division. ''We're very pleased with the ³o³
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³o³performance of the DSP and the IUS.'' ³o³
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³o³ -continued- ³o³
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Once checked out and in operation, the DSP satellite will
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join a globe-spanning network of such early warning
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sentinels equipped with infrared telescopes capable of
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detecting enemy missile launches or nuclear explosions.
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With the primary goal of the 44th shuttle mission behind
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them, the Atlantis astronauts plan to devote the rest of
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the year's sixth and final shuttle flight to carrying out a
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battery of on-board civilian and military research
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projects.
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Commander Frederick Gregory, 50, co-pilot Terence Henricks,
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39, Story Musgrave
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56, Mario Runco, 39, James Voss, 42, and Army guest
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astronaut Thomas Hennen, 39, began their first full day in
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orbit Monday at 1:44 p. m. with a wakeup call from the
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commander of the starship Enterprise on the television show
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''Star Trek: The Next Generation.''
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''Space. The final frontier,'' intoned actor Patrick
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Stewart in a recorded message. ''This is the voyage of the
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space shuttle Atlantis. It's 10-day mission: to explore new
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methods of remote sensing and observation of planet Earth;
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to seek out new data on radiation in space and a new
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understanding of the effects of microgravity on the human
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body.''
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Gregory responded: ''Good morning Enterprise!''
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Among the tasks facing the astronauts Monday was work with
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a medical experiment to learn more about how to counteract
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the effects of weightlessness for space fliers returning to
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Earth's gravity.
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Atlantis's flight originally was planned to last just four
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days, but the mission was extended to gather more data with
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the Lower Body Negative Pressure experiment.
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The LBNP apparatus is a large sleeping bag-like contraption
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that an astronaut climbs into and seals off at the waist.
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By lowering the bag's internal air pressure, blood can be
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forced back into the lower body just like it is on Earth
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when someone stands up.
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Earlier flight tests indicate LBNP could help astronauts
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eliminate the dizziness that often accompanies the return
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to Earth's gravity. The Atlantis astronauts plan to take
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turns using the device throughout the mission.
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Hennen, one of the nation's leading experts on image
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analysis, planned to begin work Monday with an space
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surveillance experiment called Terra Scout. Using a video
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camera with special lenses, Hennen plans to observe a
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variety of ground targets as the shuttle sails overhead.
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His first target: Ford Island in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
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''What we're trying to do is document the manner in which a
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human observes and more specifically, analyzes seen data,''
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said Hennen, selected for the mission from a pool of 700
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military image analysts. ''What we want to do is translate
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that data into computer-assisted sensing systems. What we
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want to do is make smart sensors.
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''We have systems (now) that we know exactly what they can
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and cannot see on the Earth. But those systems are
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commanded by humans. What we're trying to do is incorporate
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the human imagery analysis skill into a sensing device to
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make it autonomous.''
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Starting Tuesday, Runco, a former New Jersey Highway Patrol
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officer, will begin work with a second military
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surveillance experiment called M88-1.
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Unlike Terra Scout, M88-1 is designed to help military
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analysts better understand what the human eye can see from
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space and how astronauts might be of service in a time of
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national crisis.
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Atlantis is scheduled to glide to a landing Dec. 4 at the
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Kennedy Space Center to close out the 19th post-Challenger
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shuttle flight.
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³o³=START= XMT: 20:26 Tue Nov 26 EXP: 20:00 Wed Nov 27 ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³SPACE SHUTTLE ATLANTIS ASTRONAUTS STUDY SURVEILLANCE ³o³
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³o³TECHNIQUES ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³CAPE CANAVERAL, FL (NOV. 26) UPI - The shuttle Atlantis's ³o³
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³o³crew conducted secretive military space surveillance ³o³
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³o³experiments Tuesday and enjoyed a coincidental close ³o³
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³o³encounter with the Soviet Mir space station as it streaked ³o³
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³o³past a scant 26 miles away. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³After the rare flyby, cosmonauts Sergei Krikalev and ³o³
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³o³Alexander Volkov relayed greetings to Atlantis's crew ³o³
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³o³through amateur radio operators at the Johnson Space Center ³o³
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³o³in Houston, saying they were able to watch Atlantis's fiery ³o³
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³o³nighttime climb to orbit Sunday. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³''We were near the Kennedy Space Center at your launch ³o³
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³o³time. We listened to the countdown on amateur radio and we ³o³
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³o³saw the whole launch sequence,'' Krikalev said. ''It was a ³o³
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³o³wonderful sight. We send our congratulations for a ³o³
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³o³successful start. We hope all goes well for you.'' ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³Atlantis astronaut Mario Runco knows Krikalev and when he ³o³
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³o³was told of the cosmonaut's message, he asked flight ³o³
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³o³controllers to relay greetings from the shuttle crew. ³o³
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³o³Direct ship-to-ship communications were not attempted. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³''We hope their mission continues with great success and ³o³
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³o³that it comes to a successful conclusion when they finally ³o³
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³o³get home,'' he said. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³ -Continued- ³o³
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ÚÄÂÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÂÄ¿
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³o³The camera is critical to the Army's partially classified ³o³
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³o³''Terra Scout'' experiment, which is designed to help ³o³
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³o³engineers learn how to build ''smart'' satellite sensors ³o³
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³o³operated by computer programs that mimic human ³o³
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³o³observational techniques. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³After initial problems, the boxy camera system worked as ³o³
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³o³planned during passes over South Africa, the Indian Ocean ³o³
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³o³and Malaysia. More of the same was on tap Tuesday afternoon ³o³
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³o³and evening. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³Hennen attempted to use the camera to look at special ³o³
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³o³targets laid out on a runway at the Cape Canaveral Air ³o³
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³o³Force Station near the Kennedy Space Center, but cloudy ³o³
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³o³weather prevented him from finding the landing strip. Hazy ³o³
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³o³weather also prevented a clear observation of Brisbane, ³o³
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³o³Australia. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³Runco later began work with a second space surveillance ³o³
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³o³experiment called M88-1. Unlike Terra Scout, M88-1 is ³o³
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³o³concerned with determining the usefulness of military ³o³
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³o³observers in space during times of crisis. Runco's first ³o³
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³o³objective was to identify ships anchored at Pearl Harbor, ³o³
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³o³Hawaii, but he was only partially successful. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³''We acquired several images, only one or two were usable ³o³
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³o³due to the smear, our forward track smear,'' he radioed, ³o³
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³o³referring to the blurring produced by the shuttle's motion. ³o³
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³o³''We were not able to identify any types (but) I saw some ³o³
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³o³nested ships along the pier.'' ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³Joining Runco, Hennen and Henricks, all 39, aboard Atlantis ³o³
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³o³were commander Frederick Gregory, 50, flight engineer Story ³o³
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³o³Musgrave, 56, and James Voss, 42. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³ -Continued- ³o³
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³û³ Space/Astronomy/UFO/Astral Events
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ÚÄÂÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÂÄ¿
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³o³Videotape beamed down from Atlantis showed Mir as a very ³o³
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³o³bright ''star'' streaking through space some 26 miles away ³o³
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³o³as the shuttle crew sailed above their Soviet colleagues. ³o³
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³o³Mir was visible to the shuttle crew for three minutes and ³o³
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³o³20 seconds. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³The primary goal of Atlantis's marathon 10-day flight was ³o³
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³o³accomplished Monday when Voss, working at a console on ³o³
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³o³Discovery's aft flight deck, deployed the 2.5-ton Defense ³o³
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³o³Support Program - DSP - missile early warning satellite ³o³
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³o³from Atlantis's cargo bay. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³Back on Earth, engineers said one of the two solid-fuel ³o³
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³o³boosters used to help boost Atlantis into orbit Sunday ³o³
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³o³apparently was damaged when it dropped by parachute into ³o³
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³o³the Atlantic Ocean after being jettisoned from the shuttle. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³Part of the forward section of the shuttle's left booster ³o³
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³o³was cracked, but officials said the damage probably was ³o³
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³o³caused by impact in rough seas and not by any problems ³o³
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³o³during flight. ³o³
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³o³=START= XMT: 13:44 Wed Nov 27 EXP: 14:00 Thu Nov 28 ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³SOVIETS LAUNCH LATEST SATELLITE IN COSMOS SERIES ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³MOSCOW (NOV. 27) TASS - THE LATEST SATELLITE IN THE COSMOS ³o³
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³o³SERIES, "COSMOS-2173", WAS LAUNCHED TODAY, ACCORDING TO THE ³o³
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³o³MISSION CONTROL CENTRE. THE SATELLITE IS OUTFITTED WITH ³o³
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³o³EQUIPMENT DESIGNED TO STUDY THE FARTHEST REACHES OF THE ³o³
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³o³UNIVERSE. ALSO ON BOARD ARE RADIO EQUIPMENT TO MEASURE ³o³
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³o³ORBIT PATTERNS AND SPECIAL RADIOTELEMETRY EQUIPMENT FOR ³o³
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³o³TRANSMISSIONS TO EARTH ON THE STATUS OF ALL THE EQUIPMENT. ³o³
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³o³EVERYTHING IS IN WORKING ORDER. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³=START= XMT: 19:20 Wed Nov 27 EXP: 19:00 Thu Nov 28 ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³UPDATE: CLOUDS PLAGUE SHUTTLE ATLANTIS SPACE SURVEILLANCE ³o³
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³o³EXPERIMENTS ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³CAPE CANAVERAL, FL (NOV. 27) UPI - The Atlantis astronauts ³o³
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³o³trained their spy cameras on ships at sea and other targets ³o³
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³o³around the world Wednesday, but cloudy weather and radio ³o³
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³o³trouble continued to plague the space surveillance ³o³
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³o³experiments. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³The crew's exercise treadmill also broke down early ³o³
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³o³Wednesday, prompting physicians on Earth to ask the ³o³
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³o³astronauts to substitute deep kneebends instead to keep in ³o³
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³o³shape and to gather medical data about the body's ³o³
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³o³adaptation to weightlessness. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³Television shots beamed down from Atlantis showed commander ³o³
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³o³Frederick Gregory, held to the floor of the crew cabin by ³o³
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³o³elastic bungee cords, doing repetitive ''space squats'' to ³o³
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³o³the amusement of his crewmates. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³''Atlantis, the scores from the flight (surgeons) are 5.2, ³o³
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³o³4.2 and 5. 7 for Fred,'' joked astronaut James Halsell in ³o³
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³o³mission control. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³''Is that for his dancing or for his exercising?'' asked ³o³
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³o³Atlantis astronaut James Voss. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³If all else fails, NASA spokesman James Hartsfield said an ³o³
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³o³experimental rowing machine was on board that could be ³o³
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³o³pressed into service if the treadmill cannot be repaired or ³o³
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³o³if surgeons decide the knee bends are not sufficient. ³o³
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³o³ -CONTINUED- ³o³
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³o³The goal of the 44th shuttle mission, the sixth and final ³o³
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³o³flight planned for 1991, was accomplished early Monday with ³o³
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³o³the successful launch of a $300 million Defense Support ³o³
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³o³Program missile early warning satellite. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³The rest of the flight is being devoted to a battery of ³o³
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³o³on-board experiments, including two Pentagon space ³o³
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³o³surveillance projects: Terra Scout, an Army experiment, and ³o³
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³o³M88-1, a multi-service experiment to find out whether ³o³
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³o³astronauts can provide useful tactical information during ³o³
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³o³times of crisis. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³Runco, who has primary responsibility for M88-1, was ³o³
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³o³hampered Tuesday and Wednesday by problems with his UHF ³o³
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³o³radio gear and by cloudy weather over his first several ³o³
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³o³targets. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³He was unable to identify any of the 34 ships at anchor in ³o³
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³o³Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, Tuesday night and bad weather ³o³
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³o³Wednesday also prevented him from observing ships in the ³o³
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³o³Gulf of Mexico off the Yucatan Peninsula, ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³''Calypso, Calypso, this is Atlantis,'' he radioed at one ³o³
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³o³point. ''Was not able to acquire targets over site due to ³o³
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³o³weather and could not raise you via direct comm (by UHF ³o³
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³o³radio), over.'' ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³M88-1 targets for Wednesday night and Thursday morning ³o³
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³o³included two air bases in Australia and Hawaii. ³o³
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³o³ ³o³
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³o³Hennen, an Army image analyst, is responsible for Terra ³o³
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³o³Scout. The goal of the research is to learn more about how ³o³
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³o³an expert studies targets from space to help engineers ³o³
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³o³develop ''smart'' spy satellites that can employ some of ³o³
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³o³the same techniques. ³o³
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