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1993

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An index to selected news releases and speeches

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INDEX TO NASA NEWS RELEASES AND SPEECHES 1993

SUBJECT INDEX

APRIL 1994

Typical Subject Index Listing

AEROSPACE INDUSTRY

FASTEST SUPERCOMPUTER CAN BOOST U,S.

EROSPACE INDUSTRY

RELEASE-93-80]_ ACCESSIONNuMBERI P93-100B1REFERENCEsEcTIONNuMBERJ 06

The title of the news release or speech is used

as the prime retrieval point. The accession

number is located at the bottom right of the entry,

followed by a two-digit number (05 or 06)

identifying the index section where the complete

citation appears. If available, the news release

number Is also included.

A

ABSORPTION

NASA RESEARCHERS RECORD UNUSUAL FLASHES

IN UPPER ATMOSPHERE

[NASA RELEASE-93-167] P93-10168 06

ABSORPTION SPECTRA

NASA SCIENTISTS SOLVE LONG-STANDING

STELLAR MYSTERY

JNASA RELEASE-93-25} P93-10026 06

EVIDENCE FOR SOLID WATER FOUND ON

JUPITER'S MOON IO

INASA RELEASE-93-107] P93-10108 06

ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION

NASA BOARD TO INVESTIGATE STS-51 HARDWARE

PROBLEM

INASA RELEASE-93-184] P93-10185 06

ACCIDENTS

S EXPLOSIONS

ACOUSTICS

WORLD'S LARGEST WIND TUNNEL WILL BE

WORLD'S QUIETEST

(NASA RELEASE-93-81 ] P93-10082 06

ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROME/AIDS/

NASA JOINS FORCES WITH INDUSTRY IN AIDS

RESEARCH

[ NASA RELEASE-93-BB] P93-10089 06

ACRC SYSTEM

S ASSURED CREW RETURN CAPABILITY

ACTS/COMMUNICATION SATELLITE/

S ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY

SAT.

ACTUATORS

NASA SYSTEM RESEARCH AIRCRAFT MAKES FIRST

TEST FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-95] P93-10096 06

ADAPTATION

SHUTTLE MISSION TO CONDUCT SCIENTIFIC

FIRST

[NASA RELEASE-93-173] P93-I0174 06

ADMINISTRATIVE OPERATIONS

SA CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION

SA ORGANIZATION CHANGE

ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES TO ENHANCE

PROGRAMS, RELATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-44] P93-10045 06

JSC DIRECTOR COHEN ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT

[NASA RELEASE-93-131 ] P93-10132 06

SPACE STATION HOST CENTER AND PRIME

CONTRACTOR ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-93-148] P93-10149 06

ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SAT.

SPACEWALK ADDED TO JULY SPACE SHUTTLE

FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-21] P93-10022 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121] P93-10122 06

NASA BOARD TO INVESTIGATE STS-51 HARDWARE

PROBLEM

[NASA RELEASE-93-184] P93-10185 06

ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS AGENCY

NEW TECHNOLOGY REINVESTMENT PROJECT

SEMINAR SET FOR APRIL 1

[NASA RELEASE-93-57] P99-10058 06

NASA, OTHER AGENCIES TO EXPLAIN

TECHNOLOGY REINVESTMENT

[NASA RELEASE-93-65] P93-10066 06

ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR /SHUTTLE/

NASA LIMITS EXPENDITURES ON THE ASRM

PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-93-189] P93-10190 06

ADVANCED VERY HIGH RESOLUTION RADIOMETER

NASA AND CENTRAL AMERICA WILL EXPAND RAIN

FOREST STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-93-47] P93-10048 06

ADVISORY COMM. ON SPACE STATION REDESIGN

SPACE STATION REDESIGN ADVISORY MEMBERS

NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-93-59} P93-10060 06

GIBBONS OUTLINES SPACE STATION REDESIGN

GUIDANCE

[NASA RELEASE-93-64] P93-10065 06

SPACE STATION HOST CENTER AND PRIME

CONTRACTOR ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-93-148] P93-10149 06

THE REDESIGN OF THE SPACE STATION:

GRAPPLING WITH THE CHALLENGE TO CHANGE

P93-10237 05

AEROBRAKING

MAGELLAN TO TEST AEROBRAKING MANEUVER IN

VENUS ATMOSPHERE

[NASA RELEASE-93-89] P93-10090 06

MAGELLAN AEROBRAKING, GRAVITY STUDIES

UNDERWAY

[NASA RELEASE-93-98] P93-1oo99 06

MAGELLAN AEROBRAKING AT VENUS A SUCCESS

[NASA RELEASE-93-144| 1=93-10145 06

AERODYNAMIC TEST RANGE

S EDWARDS AFB, CALIF.

AERODYNAMICS

SA HYPERSONICS

NASA, LEAR JET JOIN TO CREATE NEW BUSINESS

JET TECHNOLOGIES

{NASA RELEASE-93-461 P93-10047 06

NASA TO DEVELOP TECHNOLOGY FOR FUTURE

HIGH-SPEED TRANSPORTS

INASA RELEASE-93-52] P93-10053 06

FASTEST SUPERCOMPUTER CAN BOOST U.S.

AEROSPACE INDUSTRY

[NASA RELEASE-93-801 P93-t0081 06

NASA BOOSTS HYPERSONIC RESEARCH WITH

UNIVERSITY GRANTS

{NASA RELEASE-93-152} P93-10153 06

NASA STARTS PHASE It OF SUPERSONIC AIRLINER

EFFORT

[NASA RELEASE-93-202] P93-10203 06

REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY: BRUNEL'S

PRODUCTION LINE - INSPIRATION, INNOVATION AND

THE MARCH OF TECHNOLOGY; NATIONAL CENTER

FOR MANUFACTURING SCIENCES 1993 ANNUAL

MEETING, WASHINGTON, DC P93-10236 05

AERONAUTICAL RESEARCH

NASA SAVES $1 MILLION ON AERONAUTICS

RESEARCH PROJECT

[NASA RELEASE-93-351 P93-10036 06

NASA BOOSTS HYPERSONIC RESEARCH WITH

UNIVERSITY GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-152] P93-10153 06

NASA FOSTERS AEROSPACE ENGINEERING AT

SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY

[NASA RELEASE-93-197] P93-10199 06

NASA TAPS 20 SCHOOLS FOR AERONAUTICS

ENGINEERING GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-210] P93-10211 06

NASA AND RUSSIA SIGN AERONAUTICS

AGREEMENT IN MOSCOW

iNASA RELEASE-93-221] P93-10222 06

HST SERVICING MISSION HIGHLIGHTS 1993 NASA

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-226] P93-10227 06

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDIN

BEFORE THE JPL HIGH-TECH SMALL BUSINESS

DEVELOPMENT PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P93-10231 05

AERONAUTICS

GOLDIN CALLS FOR IMPROVED TECHNOLOGY

TRANSFER TO INDUSTRY

{NASA RELEASE-93-9] P93-10010 06

NASA SAVES $1 MILLION ON AERONAUTICS

RESEARCH PROJECT

(NASA RELEASE-93-35] P93-10036 06

NASA TO FEATURE VIDEOWALL AT PARIS AIR

SHOW

[NASA RELEASE-93-92[ P93-10093 06

NASA OSHKOSH EXHIBIT HIGHLIGHTS U.S.

'LEADERSHIP IN AERONAUTICS'

INASA RELEASE-93-12B] P93-10129 06

NASA EDUCATION TELECASTS SCHEDULED FOR

1993-94 SCHOOL YEAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-150] P93-10151 06

NASA BOOSTS HYPERSONIC RESEARCH WITH

UNIVERSITY GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-152] P93-10153 06

NASA FOSTERS AEROSPACE ENGINEERING AT

SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY

JNASA RELEASE-93-197] P93-10198 06

NASA TAPS 20 SCHOOLS FOR AERONAUTICS

ENGINEERING GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-2101 P93-10211 06

NASA AND RUSSIA SIGN AERONAUTICS

AGREEMENT IN MOSCOW

JNASA RELEASE-93-221 I P93-10222 06

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AEROSPACE CORP., EL SEGUNDO, CALIF.

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDIN

BEFORE THE JPL HIGH-TECH SMALL BUSINESS

DEVELOPMENT PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P93-10231 05

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DANIEL S.

GOLDIN TO THE AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL

SOCIETY - GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM:

REDESIGN OF THE SPACE STATION; HYATF REGENCY

HOTEL, CRYSTAL CITY, ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

P93-10232 05

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON, DE: P93-10233 05

NASA BUDGET BRIEFING; NASA HEADQUARTERS,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10234 05

AIAA LUNCHEON; CRYSTAL CITY HYATF REGENCY

HOTEL, CRYSTAL CITY, VIRGINIA P93-10235 05

REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY: BRUNEL'S

PRODUCTION LINE - INSPIRATION, INNOVATION AND

THE MARCH OF TECHNOLOGY; NATIONAL CENTER

FOR MANUFACTURING SCIENCES 1993 ANNUAL

MEETING, WASHINGTON, DC P93-10236 05

THE REDESIGN OF THE SPACE STATION:

GRAPPLING WITH THE CHALLENGE TO CHANGE

P93-10237 05

REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY: TO BOLDLY

GO - GIVING THOUGHT TO WHAT COMES NEXT IN

SPACE; NATIONAL SPACE CLUB SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE, FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA P93-1023B 05

ADDRESS TO THE AIAA P93-10240 05

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDtN

TO THE AEROSPACE INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION (AIA);

LtTCHF1ELD PARK, ARIZONA P93-i0243 05

INTERVIEW WITH MATF BATES, INTERNATIONAL

AEROSPACE MACHINISTS UNION; ACR

HEADQUARTERS, WASHINGTON, DC

P93-10245 05

WEST VIRGINIA HIGH TECH CONSORTIUM;

FAIRMONT, WEST VIRGINIA P93-10247 05

REMARKS GIVEN TO JOHN LOGSTONE SPACE

POLICY CLASS; GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

P93-10248 05

AEROSPACE CORP., EL SEGUNDO, CALIF.

NASA SELECTS UPPER ATMOSPHERE

INVESTIGATORS

[NASA RELEASE-93-123[ P93-10124 06

AEROSPACE ENGINEERING

NASA ENGINEER RECEIVES TECHNOLOGY

TRANSFER AWARD

[NASA RELEASE-93-73] P93-10074 06

MINORITY STUDENTS APPRENTICE ON SPACE

RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-93-116] P93-10117 06

NASA FOSTERS AEROSPACE ENGINEERING AT

SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY

[NASA RELEASE-93-1971 P93-1019B 06

NASA TAPS 20 SCHOOLS FOR AERONAUTICS

ENGINEERING GRANTS

(NASA RELEASE-93-2101 P93-10211 06

HST SERVICING MISSION HIGHLIGHTS 1993 NASA

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

INASA RELEASE-93-226[ P93-10227 06

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DANIEL S.

GOLDIN TO THE AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL

SOCIETY - GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM:

REDESIGN OF THE SPACE STATION; HYA_ REGENCY

HOTEL, CRYSTAL CITY, ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

P93-10232 05

REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY: BRUNEL'S

PRODUCTION LINE - INSPIRATION, INNOVATION AND

THE MARCH OF TECHNOLOGY; NATIONAL CENTER

FOR MANUFACTURING SCIENCES 1993 ANNUAL

MEETING, WASHINGTON, DC P93-10236 05

AEROSPACE INDUSTRY

FASTEST SUPERCOMPUTER CAN BOOST U.S

AEROSPACE INDUSTRY

{NASA RELEASE-93-80] P93-10081 06

ADDRESS TO THE AIAA P93-10240 05

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDIN

TO THE AEROSPACE INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION (AIA);

LITCHFIELD PARK, ARIZONA P93-10243 05

AEROSPACE INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION IAIA/

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDIN

TO THE AEROSPACE INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION (AIA);

LITCHFIELD PARK, ARIZONA P93-10243 05

AEROSPACE MEDICINE

NASA STUDY MAY HELP REDUCE

LIGHTHEADEDNESS AFTER SPACE FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE*93-30[ P93-10031 06

NASA SELECTS CENTER FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-93-40[ P93-10041 06

ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES TO ENHANCE

PROGRAMS, RELATIONS

(NASA RELEASE-93-44[ P93-10045 06

NASA AND N1DCD SELECT VESTIBULAR RESEARCH

CENTER

{NASA RELEASE-93-111 ] P93-10112 06

STS-58 SECOND SPACELAB MISSION DEDICATED

TO LIFE SCIENCES P93-10136 06

SHUTTLE MISSION TO CONDUCT SCIENTIFIC

FIRST

[NASA RELEASE-93-173[ P93-10174 06

SHUTTLE RAT EXPERIMENT YIELDS UNEXPECTED

RESULTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-181[ P93-10182 06

PRESS CONFERENCE; JOHNSON SPACE CENTER,

HOUSTON, TEXAS P93-10239 05

AEROSPACE PLANES

TECHNOLOGY 2003 TO HIGHLIGHT NEW

TECHNOLOGICAL DISCOVERIES

[NASA RELEASE-93-212[ P93-10213 06

AEROSPACE SCIENCES

S SPACE SCIENCES

AEROSPACE TECHNOLOGY

NASA TO FEATURE VIDEOWALL AT PARIS AIR

SHOW

[NASA RELEASE-93-92[ P93-10093 06

ARCHITECT OF NASA TECHNOLOGY INCUBATORS

TO RECEIVE AWARD

[NASA RELEASE-93-176[ P93-10177 06

DIRECTOR OF AMES TECHNOLOGY

COMMERCIALIZATION CENTER NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-93-185[ P93-10186 06

AETNA PLATING COMPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO

LE3NIS SPACE RESEARCH SPAWNS WATER

PURIFICATION SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-93-86[ P93-10087 06

AFRICA

NASA HELPS PROVIDE FAMINE EARLY WARNING

FOR AFRICA

[NASA RELEASE-93-213[ P93-10214 06

AGENZIA SPAZIALE ITALIANA

S ITALIAN SPACE AGENCY

AGREEMENTS

SA CIVIL SPACE AGREEMENT, U.S.S.R./U.S.

SA INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS

NASA AND NATIONAL INDUSTRY RESEARCH

GROUP SIGN AGREEMENT

(NASA RELEASE-93-B2] P93-10083 06

TDRSS C-BAND AGREEMENT RESTRUCTURED

[NASA RELEASE-93-126[ P93-10127 06

NASA AND GERMAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN SPACE

AGREEMENT

(NASA RELEASE-93-129[ P93-10130 06

AIA

S AEROSPACE INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION/AtA/

AIAA

S AMERICAN INST OF AERON AND

ASTRONAUTICS

AIR BREATHING ENGINES

S DUCTED FAN ENGINES

S F404 ENGINE

S JET ENGINES

AIR DATA SYSTEMS

NASA TESTS NEW LASER AIR DATA SYSTEM ON

SR-71 BLACKBIRD

{NASA RELEASE-93-163J P93-10164 06

AIR FLOW

NASA SAVES $1 MILLION ON AERONAUTICS

RESEARCH PROJECT

[NASA RELEASE-93-351 P93-10036 06

SUBJECT INDEX

AIR FORCE, U.S.

SPACE STATION REDESIGN ADVISORY MEMBERS

NAMED

{ NASA RELEASE-93-59 ] P93-10060 06

NASA F-15 BEING READIED FOR ADVANCED

MANEUVERING FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-1151 P93-10116 06

MARS OBSERVER INVESTIGATION BOARD

MEMBERS NAMED

INASA RELEASE-93-1591 P93-10160 06

AIR POLLUTION

MT, PINATUBO ERUPTION CAUSES TEMPORARY

COOLING OF EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-41[ P93-10042 06

NASA TO DEVELOP TECHNOLOGY FOR FUTURE

HIGH-SPEED TRANSPORTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-52[ P93-10053 06

OZONE DESTROYING CHLORINE EXISTED LONGER

IN 1992-93 WINTER

[NASA RELEASE-93-68[ P93-10069 06

NASA SR-71 NOW A FLYING OBSERVATORY

[NASA RELEASE-93-71[ P93-10072 06

NASA-RUSSIAN MISSION EXPLORES KAMCHATKAN

VOLCANOES

[NASA RELEASE-93-198} P93-10199 06

JPL TEAM DEVELOPS SPECIAL POLLUTION

DETECTION GLASS

[NASA RELEASE-93-209[ P93-10210 06

NASA SCIENTISTS CREATE EARTH BREATHING

IMAGE

[NASA RELEASE-93-223[ P93-10224 06

AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL

SA TERMINAL RADAR APPROACH CONTROL

/TRACON/

NASA, FAA PROGRAM COULD SAVE AIRLINES

MILLIONS OF DOLLARS

[NASA RELEASE-93-127} P93-10128 06

NASA/FAA RESEARCH AIMS AT MORE EFFICIENT

AIRSPACE OPERATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-1721 P93-10173 06

HST SERVICING MISSION HIGHLIGHTS 1993 NASA

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-2261 P93-10227 06

AIR WATER INTERACTIONS

TOPEX/POSEIDON DATA CONFIRMS EL NINO

PREDICTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-205] P93-10206 06

AIRBORNE EQUIPMENT

NASA AND CALIFORNIA WINE GROWERS JOINTLY

BATrLE PEST DAMAGE

[NASA RELEASE-93-55[ P93-10056 06

COCKPIT WEATHER SYSTEM MAY SAVE AIRLINES

$6 MILLION PER YEAR

INASA RELEASE-93-194] P93-10195 05

AIRBORNE/SPACEBORNE COMPUTERS

PORTABLE COMPUTER TO HELP ASTRONAUTS

CONDUCT SCIENCE

[NASA RELEASE-93-180] P93-101B1 06

AIRCRAFT

S AEROSPACE PLANES

S BOEING 737 AIRCRAFT

S DC-8 AIRCRAFT

S F-15 AIRCRAFT

S F-18 AIRCRAFT

S F/A-18 AIRCRAFT

S HELICOPTERS

S HYPERSONIC AIRCRAFT

S LEAR JET AIRCRAFT

S PERSEUS RESEARCH AIRCRAFT

S REMOTELY PILOTED RESEARCH VEHICLE

S RESEARCH AIRCRAFT

S SUBSONIC AIRCRAFT

S SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT

S SUPERSONIC TRANSPORT

S TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT

AIRCRAFT COMMUNICATIONS

COCKPIT WEATHER SYSTEM MAY SAVE AIRLINES

$6 MILLION PER YEAR

INASA RELEASE-93-194[ P93-10195 06

AIRCRAFT CONFIGURATIONS

NASA TO DEVELOP TECHNOLOGY FOR FUTURE

HIGH-SPEED TRANSPORTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-52] P93-10053 06

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SUBJECTINDEX AMERICAN ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY

AIRCRAFT CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS

NASA AWARDS HIGH-SPEED AIR TRANSPORT

MATERIALS STUDY CONTRACTS

INASA RELEASE-93-124[ P93-10t25 06

UNIQUE CHEMICAL PROCESS COULD IMPROVE

CERAMIC MATERIALS

INASA RELEASE-93-1431 P93-10144 06

NASA BOOSTS HYPERSONIC RESEARCH WITH

UNIVERSITY GRANTS

I NASA RELEASE-93-1521 P93-10153 06

AIRCRAFT CONTROL

NASA F-15 MAKES FIRST ENGINE-CONTROLLED

TOUCHDOWN

NASA RELEASE-93-751 P93-10076 06

NASA SYSTEM RESEARCH AIRCRAFT MAKES FIRST

TEST FLIGHT

NASA RELEASE-93-95_ P93-10095 06

NASA F-15 BEING READIED FOR ADVANCED

MANEUVERING FLIGHT

NASA RELEASE-93-115[ P93-10116 06

NASA BOOSTS HYPERSONIC RESEARCH WITH

UNIVERSITY GRANTS

NASA RELEASE-93-1521 P93-t0153 06

FLIGHT TESTS PROVE SIMPLER SATELLITE-GUIDED

AUTOLAND METHOD

NASA RELEASE-93-165[ P93-10166 06

NASA FLIES FIBER OPTICS ON AIRCRAFT CONTROL

SYSTEMS TEST

NASA RELEASE-93-199[ P93-10200 06

AIRCRAFT DESIGN

NASA, LEAR JET JOIN TO CREATE NEW BUSINESS

JET TECHNOLOGIES

NASA RELEASE-93-46[ P93-10047 06

NASA TO DEVELOP TECHNOLOGY FOR FUTURE

HIGH-SPEED TRANSPORTS

NASA RELEASE-93-52[ P93-10053 06

FASTEST SUPERCOMPUTER CAN BOOST U.S.

AEROSPACE INDUSTRY

NASA RELEASE-93-80[ P93-10081 06

INDUSTRY TESTS NASA COMPUTER PROGRAMS

FOR EFFICIENT DESIGNING

NASA RELEASE-93-90[ P93-10091 06

TWENTY NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS HONORED

IN WASHINGTON

NASA RELEASE-93-175[ P93-10176 06

NASA STARTS PHASE II OF SUPERSONIC AIRLINER

EFFORT

NASA RELEASE-93-202[ P93-10203 06

AIRCRAFT ENGINES

SA F404 ENGINE

NASA TO DEVELOP TECHNOLOGY FOR FUTURE

HIGH-SPEED TRANSPORTS

I NASA RELEASE-93-52[ P93-10053 06

NASA F-15 MAKES FIRST ENGINE-CONTROLLED

TOUCHDOWN

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ASTRONOMICAL SPECTROSCOPY

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ASTRO-D MISSION TO LAUNCH TONIGHT IN

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SATELLITE DATA GET NE3N LEASE ON LIFE FROM

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VOYAGER SPACECRAFT FIND CLUE TO ANOTHER

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INVESTIGATORS

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US./RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCIES HOOKING

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NASA AND GERMAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN SPACE

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PAYLOAD COMMANDERS NAMED FOR FUTURE

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NITROGEN ICE DISCOVERED ON PLUTO

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NASA SELECTS UPPER ATMOSPHERE

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IN UPPER ATMOSPHERE

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ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDING

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NASA SELECTS UPPER ATMOSPHERE

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NASA AND GERMAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN SPACE

AGREEMENT

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PERSEUS RESEARCH AIRCRAFT MAKES FIRST

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ATMOSPHERIC TRACE MOLECULE SPECTR. EXPER.

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ATTITUDE CONTROL SYSTEMS

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COMPTON GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY TO GET

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NASA SUCCEEDS WITH GAMMA-RAY

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NASA TESTS NEW LASER AIR DATA SYSTEM ON

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NASA SR-71 NOW A FLYING OBSERVATORY

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NASA F-15 MAKES FIRST ENGINE-CONTROLLED

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NASA, FAA PROGRAM COULD SAVE AIRLINES

MILLIONS OF DOLLARS

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NASA/FAA RESEARCH AIMS AT MORE EFFICIENT

AIRSPACE OPERATIONS

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AUTOMATIC LANDING CONTROL

FLIGHT TESTS PROVE SIMPLER SATELLITE*GUIDED

AUTOLAND METHOD

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AUTOMATION

NASA MODIFIES FUNDING SUPPORT FOR CENTERS

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SA CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR

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SA DISTINGUISHED PUBLIC SERVICE MEDAL,

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HALL OF FAME

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AAAS TO HONOR NASA SCIENTIST FOR OZONE

RESEARCH

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NASA ENGINEER RECEIVES TECHNOLOGY

TRANSFER AWARD

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NASA GROUND TERMINALS RECEIVE NATIVE

AMERICAN NAMES

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SUBJECT INDEX

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NASA AND THE RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN

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BALL AEROSPACE SYSTEMS

NASA SELECTS SECOND SET OF SMALL EXPLORER

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BALL AEROSPACE SYSTEMS, BOULDER, COLO.

HUBBLE INSTRUMENT MAY RECEIVE FURTHER

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BALLOONS

UNIVERSITIES FLY OZONE RESEARCH BALLOON

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BAMSI, INC.

KSC BASE OPERATIONS CONTRACT AWARD

PROTESTS SETTLED

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BARTOL RESEARCH INSTITUTE, NEWARK, NJ

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BATSE/EXPERIMENT/

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BAI'rELLE MEMORIAL INST., COLUMBUS, OHIO

LEWIS, CASE, BATTELLE TO COMMERCIALIZE NASA

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BATTELLE-COLUMBUS LABS., COLUMBUS, OHIO

NASA MODIFIES FUNDING SUPPORT FOR CENTERS

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BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE, HOUSTON, TEX.

SPACE STATION REDESIGN ADVISORY MEMBERS

NAMED

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BELIZE

NASA AND CENTRAL AMERICA WILL EXPAND RAIN

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BENDIX FIELD ENG. CORP., COLUMBIA, MD.

NASA TDRSS NETWORK MARKS 10 YEARS OF

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BERN UNIV., SWITZERLAND

ULYSSES REACHES UNEXPLORED REGIONS OF

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BIG-BANG COSMOLOGY

MYSTERIOUS CONCENTRATION OF DARK MATTER

DISCOVERED

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BIG BANG THEORY PASSES TOUGHEST TEST

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COBE 'BIG BANG' DATA MADE AVAILABLE TO

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NASA ENDS COSMIC BACKGROUND EXPLORER

SCIENCE OPERATIONS

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BINARY STARS

HUBBLE IDENTIFIES A SOURCE OF MYSTERIOUS

X-RAY BURSTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-156] P93-10157 06

SATELLITE DATA GET NEW LEASE ON LIFE FROM

SOFTWARE BOOST

[ NASA RELEASE-93-164 ] P93-10165 06

MYSTERY OF 'FASTEST FLICKERING' GALAXY

SOLVED

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BIOASTRONAUTICS

NASA STUDY MAY HELP REDUCE

LIGHTHEADEDNESS AFTER SPACE FLIGHT

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NASA SPACE SUIT AND MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES

HONORED

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METABOLIC SPACEWALK STUDIES SUBJECT OF

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SHUTTLE RAT EXPERIMENT YIELDS UNEXPECTED

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BIODEGRADATION

NASA SCIENTISTS CREATE EARTH BREATHING

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BIOENGINEERING

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

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BIOGRAPHY

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

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LEE NAMED NASA PROCUREMENT CHIEF

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STAFFORD RECEIVES CONGRESSIONAL SPACE

MEDAL OF HONOR

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VINCENT NAMED ACTING PUBLIC AFFAIRS HEAD

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CROSSFIELD AWARDED NASA DISTINGUISHED

PUBLIC SERVICE MEDAL

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NASA PRESENTS PUBLIC SERVICE MEDAL TO GENE

RODDENBERRY

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SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

NASA RELEASE-93-20 P93-10021 06

NASA RESEARCHER TAPPED FOR OHIO SCIENCE

HALL OF FAME

NASA RELEASE-93-23 P93-10024 06

ASTROPHYSICIST NAMED 1992 NASA INVENTOR OF

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NASA RELEASE-03-24 P93-10025 06

AAAS TO HONOR NASA SCIENTIST FOR OZONE

RESEARCH

NASA RELEASE-93-26 P93-10027 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

NASA RELEASE-93-34 P93-10035 06

GOLDIN ANNOUNCES KEY SPACE STATION POSTS,

SPENDING MEASURES

NASA RELEASE-93-38 P93-10039 06

STS-62 AND STS-59 SPACE SHUTTLE CREW

ASSIGNMENTS ANNOUNCED

NASA RELEASE-93-42 P93-10043 06

ASTRONAUT JEMISON TO LEAVE NASA

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ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES TO ENHANCE

PROGRAMS. RELATIONS

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DIAZ NAMED TO SPACE SCIENCE POST

[NASA RELEASE-93-53[ P93-10054 06

JEFF LAWRENCE APPOINTED TO HEAD

LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS FOR NASA

[NASA RELEASE-93-70[ P93-I0071 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78[ P93-10079 06

MALCOLM PETERSON APPOINTED NASA ACTING

COMPTROLLER

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ASTRONAUT BLUFORD LEAVES NASA

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ASTRONAUT MARK BROWN TO JOiN GENERAL

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TWO ASTRONAUTS APPOINTED TO

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ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

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JSC DIRECTOR COHEN ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT

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FINARELLI APPOINTED HEAD OF STRATEGIC

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STS-58 SECOND SPACELAB MISSION DEDICATED

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ASTRONAUT BAGIAN TAKES LEAVE OF ABSENCE

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PAYLOAD COMMANDERS NAMED FOR FUTURE

SHUTTLE MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-140[ P93-10141 06

NASA SPACE STATION DIRECTOR RICHARD KOHRS

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CREW MEMBERS SELECTED FOR STS-63 SHUTTLE

SPACEHAB-3 FLIGHT

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CORDOVA NAMED NASA CHIEF SCIENTIST

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ARCHITECT OF NASA TECHNOLOGY INCUBATORS

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[NASA RELEASE-93-176[ P93-10177 06

FIVE SPACEWALKS TO SERVICE HUBBLE SPACE

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BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS

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NASA AND CENTRAL AMERICA WILL EXPAND RAIN

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BIOMEDICAL ENTERPRISES, INC., SAN ANTONIO

SHUTTLE TILE MATERIAL MAY HELP IN BONE

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BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH

NASA JOINS FORCES WITH INDUSTRY IN AIDS

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{NASA RELEASE-93-88] P93-10089 06

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NASA AND NIDCD SELECT VESTIBULAR RESEARCH

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[NASA RELEASE-93-111[ P93-10112 06

SHUTTLE MISSION TO CONDUCT SCIENTIFIC

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[NASA RELEASE-93-173] P93-10174 06

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SPACE SHUFFLE MISSION: STS-54

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SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

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FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

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NASA JOINS FORCES WITH INDUSTRY IN AIDS

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[NASA RELEASE-93-88] P93-10089 06

NASA MODIFIES FUNDING SUPPORT FOR CENTERS

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INASA RELEASE*93-225[ P93-10226 06

REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY: TO BOLDLY

GO - GIVING THOUGHT TO WHAT COMES NEXT IN

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BLACK HOLES/ASTRONOMY/

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GRAVITATIONAL WAVE SEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-93-48[ P93-10049 06

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NEW DISCOVERIES BY NASA'S EUV EXPLORER

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HUBBLE FINDS EVIDENCE OF STELLAR CLOSE

ENCOUNTERS

[NASA RELEASE-93-109] P93-10110 06

HUBBLE SUPPORTS BLACK HOLE MODEL FOR

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HUBBLE FINDS A DOUBLE NUCLEUS IN THE

ANDROMEDA GALAXY

[NASA RELEASE-93-133[ PB3-10134 06

MYSTERY OF 'FASTEST FLICKERING' GALAXY

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[NASA RELEASE-93-192[ P93-10193 06

BLACKOUT/PHYSIOLOGY/

NASA STUDY MAY HELP REDUCE

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BLOOD

SHUTTLE MISSION TO CONDUCT SCIENTIFIC

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BLUE STARS

HUBBLE FINDS EVIDENCE OF STELLAR CLOSE

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BOEING AEROSPACE CO.

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BOEING DEFENSE AND SPACE GROUP

SPACE STATION HOST CENTER AND PRIME

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BOEING 737 AIRCRAFT

FLIGHT TESTS PROVE SIMPLER SATELLITE-GUIDED

AUTOLAND METHOD

[NASA RELEASE-93-165] P93-10166 06

BONE DEMINERALIZATION

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SHUTTLE RAT EXPERIMENT YIELDS UNEXPECTED

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SHUTTLE RAT EXPERIMENT YIELDS UNEXPECTED

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BRIDGELAND AMATEUR RADIO CLUB, UTAH

UNIVERSITIES FLY OZONE RESEARCH BALLOON

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BRITISH SCIENCE RESEARCH COUNCIL

BRITISH SCIENCE RESEARCH COUNCIL

SCIENTISTS REVEAL NATURE OF EXPLODING, RED

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BROADCASTING

NASA EDUCATION TELECASTS SCHEDULED FOR

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MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM'S 'THE LARRY

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BROWN UNIV., PROVIDENCE, R.I.

CLEMENTINE MISSION SCIENCE TEAM SELECTED

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NASA AMES TO DRIVE RUSSIAN ROBOT VIA

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BUBBLES

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HUBBLE CLOSING IN ON AGE OF THE UNIVERSE

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HUBBLE SUPPORTS BLACK HOLE MODEL FOR

ACTIVE GALAXIES

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NASA NAMES TEAM TO STUDY RETURN TRIP TO

MARS

[NASA RELEASE-93-157[ P93-1015B 06

NASA SELECTS SECOND SET OF SMALL EXPLORER

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-1661 P93-10169 06

cALIFoRNIA UNIV.

NASA AND CALIFORNIA WINE GROWERS JOINTLY

BATTLE PEST DAMAGE

[ NASA RELEASE*93-55 ] P93-10056 06

CALIFORNIA UNIV., BERKELEY

NEW DISCOVERIES BY NASA'S EUV EXPLORER

PRESENTED

tNASA RELEASE-93*105] P93-10106 06

EVIDENCE FOR SOLtD WATER FOUND ON

JUPITER'S MOON IO

INASA RELEASE-93-107] P93-10108 06

HURDLE SUPPORTS BLACK HOLE MODEL FOR

ACTIVE GALAXIES

INASA RELEASE-93-130] P93-10131 06

HUBBLE IDENTIFIES A SOURCE OF MYSTERIOUS

X-RAY BURSTS

{NASA RELEASE-93-1561 P93-10157 06

CALIFORNIA UNIV., LOS ANGELES

EVIDENCE POINTS TO OCEANS, LIGHTNING ON

EARLY VENUS

[ NASA RELEASE-93-511 P93-10052 06

NASA SR-71 NOW A FLYING OBSERVATORY

{ NASA RELEASE-93-711 P93-10072 06

GALILEO DETECTS MAGNETIC FIELD AROUND

ASTEROID IDA

[NASA RELEASE-93-1931 P93-10194 06

CALIFORNIA UNIV., SAN FRANCISCO

NASA STUDY MAY HELP REDUCE

LIGHTHEADEDNESS AFTER SPACE FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-30[ P93-10031 06

CALIFORNIA UNIV., SANTA CRUZ

EARTH'S ROTATION RATE MAY BE DUE TO EARLY

COLLISIONS

INASA RELEASE-93-121 P93-10013 06

HUBBLE CLOSING IN ON AGE OF THE UNIVERSE

[NASA RELEASE-93-108] P93-10109 06

CAMERAS

SA FAINT OBJECT CAMERA

SA TELEVISION CAMERAS

SA WIDE FIELD CAMERAS

SA WIDE FIELD/PLANETARY CAMERA 2

NASA AMES TO DRIVE RUSSIAN ROBOT VIA

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-93-84[ P93-10085 06

NASA NAMES IMAGING PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR

FOR MESUR PATHFINDER

{NASA RELEASE-93-146[ P93-10147 06

NASA RESEARCHERS RECORD UNUSUAL FLASHES

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[NASA RELEASE-93-167[ P93-10168 06

CANADA

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CANADIAN INST. OF THEORETICAL ASTROPHYSICS

EARTH'S ROTATION RATE MAY BE DUE TO EARLY

COLLISIONS

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CANADIAN SPACE AGENCY

STATION REDESIGN TEAM TO SUBMIT FINAL

REPORT

[NASA RELEASE-93-104] 1:)93-10105 06

CANCER RESEARCH

NASA AND SUPRA MEDICAL CORP TO DEVELOP

ULTRASOUND DETECTOR

[NASA RELEASE-93-125[ P93-10126 06

CAPE CANAVERAL, FLA.

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FLA.

CAPE KENNEDY, FLA.

S KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, COCOA BEACH,

FLA

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NASA STUDY REFINES ESTIMATES OF AMAZON

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NASA SCIENTISTS CREATE EARTH BREATHING

IMAGE

[NASA RELEASE-93-223] P93-10224 06

CARBON MONOXIDE

NITROGEN ICE DISCOVERED ON PLUTO

[NASA RELEASE-93-142[ P93-10143 06

CARBON-CARBON COMPOSITES

NASA AWARDS HIGH-SPEED AIR TRANSPORT

MATERIALS STUDY CONTRACTS

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CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM

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CARNEGIE INST. OF WASHINGTON, D.C.

HURDLE LOOKS AT THE HEART OF A GALAXY

COLLISION

[NASA RELEASE-93-97[ P93-10098 06

HURDLE CLOSING IN ON AGE OF THE UNIVERSE

[NASA RELEASE-93-108J P93-10109 06

SUBJECT INDEX

HUBBLE FINDS A DOUBLE NUCLEUS IN THE

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CARNEGIE-MELLON UNIV., PITrSBURGH, PA.

NASA/OHIO AEROSPACE INSTITUTE TO HOST

CYBERSPACE CONFERENCE

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DANTE ROBOT TO EXPLORE ACTIVE ALASKA

VOLCANO IN SPRING

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CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIV., OHIO

CATARACT SUFFERERS COULD BENEFIT FROM

SPACE TECHNOLOGY

{NASA RELEASE-93-451 P93-10046 06

LE'3NIS, CASE, BATTELLE TO COMMERCIALIZE NASA

INVENTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-91 I P93-10092 06

NASA MODIFIES FUNDING SUPPORT FOR CENTERS

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{NASA RELEASE-93-225[ P93-10226 06

CATALOGS

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CATARACTS

CATARACT SUFFERERS COULD BENEFIT FROM

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[NASA RELEASE-93-45[ P93-10046 06

CCD

S CHARGE COUPLED DEVICE

CELLS

S CELLS/BIOLOGY/

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SHUTTLE RAT EXPERIMENT YIELDS UNEXPECTED

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[NASA RELEASE-93-181 ] P93-10182 06

CENTER FOR ASTROPHYSICS, CAMBRIDGE, MASS.

HUBBLE CLOSING IN ON AGE OF THE UNIVERSE

[NASA RELEASE-93-108[ P93-10109 06

CENTER FOR CELL RESEARCH, PENNSYLVANIA

CONSORT 6 LAUNCH DATE SET

[NASA RELEASE-93-22] P93-10023 06

CENTER FOR EXTREME UV ASTROPHYSICS

NEW DISCOVERIES BY NASA'S EUV EXPLORER

PRESENTED

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CENTER FOR SPACE AND ADVANCED TECHNOL., VA

NASA AWARDS CONTRACT FOR EOSDIS CORE

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CENTER FOR TECHNOLOGY COMMERCIALIZATION

NASA SMALL BUSINESS OUTREACH OFFICE TO

OPEN IN NASHUA, N.H.

[NASA RELEASE-93-2061 P93-10207 06

CENTER FOR VESTIBULAR RES., EVANSTON, IL

NASA AND NIDCD SELECT VESTIBULAR RESEARCH

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CENTERS FOR THE COMMERCIAL DEV. OF SPACE

GOLDIN CALLS FOR IMPROVED TECHNOLOGY

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CONSORT 6 LAUNCH DATE SET

[NASA RELEASE-93-221 P93-10023 06

NEW TECHNOLOGY REtNVESTMENT PROJECT

SEMINAR SET FOR APRIL 1

[NASA RELEASE-93-57] P93-10058 06

ARCHITECT OF NASA TECHNOLOGY INCUBATORS

TO RECEIVE AWARD

[ NASA RELEASE-93-176] P93-10177 06

DIRECTOR OF AMES TECHNOLOGY

COMMERCIALIZATION CENTER NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-93-185] P93-10186 06

NASA MODIFIES FUNDING SUPPORT FOR CENTERS

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INASA RELEASE-93-225[ P93-10226 06

CENTRAL AMERICA

NASA AND CENTRAL AMERICA WILL EXPAND RAIN

FOREST STUDIES

[ NASA RELEASE-93-471 P93-10048 06

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CENTRAL BUREAU FOR ASTRONOMICAL

TELEGRAMS

COMPTON OBSERVATORY DISCOVERS INTENSE,

NEW X-RAY PULSAR

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CENTRE NATL. D'ETUOES SPATIALES, FRANCE

CLEMENTINE MISSION SCIENCE TEAM SELECTED

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INTERNATIONAL MARS EXPLORATION GROUP

FORMED

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CERAMIC MATRIX COMPOSITES

UNIQUE CHEMICAL PROCESS COULD IMPROVE

CERAMIC MATERIALS

tNASA RELEASE-93-143| P93-10144 06

CERAMICS

SA CERAMIC MATRIX COMPOSITES

SHUTTLE TILE MATERIAL MAY HELP IN BONE

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UNIQUE CHEMICAL PROCESS COULD IMPROVE

CERAMIC MATERIALS

INASA RELEASE-93-143J P93-10144 06

CHARGE COUPLED DEVICE

NASA NAMES IMAGING PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR

FOR MESUR PATHFINDER

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CHARON

NITROGEN iCE DISCOVERED ON PLUTO

INASA RELEASE-93-142| P93-10143 06

CHEMICAL SYSTEMS FOR SPACE POWER

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CHEMISTRY

SA GEOCHEMISTRY

NASA AND THE RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN

MARS '94 CONTRACT

[NASA RELEASE-93-62| P93-10063 06

CHEMOTHERAPY

NASA STUDY MAY HELP REDUCE

LIGHTHEADEDNESS AFTER SPACE FLIGHT

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CHICAGO UNIV.

NASA AND NIDCD SELECT VESTIBULAR RESEARCH

CENTER

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CHLORINE

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1993 ANTARCTIC OZONE HOLE REACHES RECORD

LOWS

iNASA RELEASE-93-190] P93:10191 06

CIVIL AVIATION

SA COMMERCIAL AVIATION

NASA TO DEVELOP TECHNOLOGY FOR FUTURE

HIGH-SPEED TRANSPORTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-52| P93-10053 06

NASA TESTING NEW, POWERFUL DUCTED FANS

ENGINE FOR CIVIL JETS

INASA RELEASE-93-103| P93-10104 06

NASA AWARDS HIGH*SPEED AIR TRANSPORT

MATERIALS STUDY CONTRACTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-124| P93-10125 06

NASA OSHKOSH EXHIBIT HIGHLIGHTS U.S.

'LEADERSHIP IN AERONAUTICS'

[NASA RELEASE-93-128| P93-10129 06

FLIGHT TESTS PROVE SIMPLER SATELLITE-GUIDED

AUTOLAND METHOD

[NASA RELEASE-93-165| P93-10166 06

CIVIL SPACE AGREEMENT, U.S.S.R.IU.S.

NASA PROGRAM TO HELP VICTIMS OF RUSSIAN

EMERGENCY

[NASA RELEASE-93-183| P93-10184 06

CLARKSON UNIV., POTSDAM, N.Y.

NASA MODIFIES FUNDING SUPPORT FOR CENTERS

FOR COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT

[NASA RELEASE-93-2251 P93-10226 06

CLASSROOM OF THE FUTURE PROGRAM

NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY AND EDUCATION

INITIATIVES LAUNCHED

I NASA RELEASE-93-158| P93-10159 06

CLIMATE

MT. PINATUBO ERUPTION CAUSES TEMPORARY

COOLING OF EARTH

INASA RELEASE-93-41 ] P93-10042 06

TOPEX/POSEIDON DATA CONFTRMS EL NINO

PREDICTIONS

INASA RELEASE-93-2051 P93-10206 06

CLIMATE CHANGE

MT. PINATUBO ERUPTION CAUSES TEMPORARY

COOLING OF EARTH

NASA RELEASE-93-41 P93-10042 06

NASA STUDY REFINES ESTIMATES OF AMAZON

DEFORESTATION

NASA RELEASE-93-119 P93-10120 06

NA_;A EDUCATION TELECASTS SCHEDULED FOR

1993-94 SCHOOL YEAR

NASA RELEASE-93-150 P93*10151 06

1993 ANTARCTIC OZONE HOLE REACHES RECORD

LOWS

NASA RELEASE-93-190 P93-10191 06

TOPEX/POSEIDON DATA CONFIRMS EL NtNO

PREDICTIONS

NASA RELEASE-93-205 P93-10206 06

NASA SCIENTISTS CREATE EARTH BREATHING

IMAGE

NASA RELEASE-93-223 P93-10224 06

GLOBAL CHANGE RESEARCH; ACADEMY OF

SCIENCES, NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL

BUILDING, WASHINGTON, DC P93-10244 05

CLIMATOLOGY

SCIENTISTS FORESEE STRENGTHENING EL NINO

EVENT

[NASA RELEASE-93-39| P93-10040 06

MT. PINATUBO ERUPTION CAUSES TEMPORARY

COOLING OF EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-41| P93-10042 06

1993 ANTARCTIC OZONE HOLE REACHES RECORD

LOWS

[NASA RELEASE-93-190| P93-10191 06

TOPEX/POSEIDON DATA CONFIRMS EL NINO

PREDICTIONS

[ NASA RELEASE-93-205| P93-10206 06

CLOUDS

SA HYDROGEN CLOUDS

DIAMONDS tN THE SKY CHALLENGE GALAXY

EVOLUTION THEORIES

[NASA RELEASE-93-58| P93-10059 06

FROZEN MOLECULAR HYDROGEN DISCOVERED IN

STELLAR NURSERY

[NASA RELEASE-93-187| P93-10t88 06

CNES/FRANCE/

S CENTRE NATL. D'ETUDES SPATIALES, FRANCE

CORE/COSMIC BACKGROUND EXPLORER/

S COSMIC BACKGROUND EXPLORER SATELLITE

COCKPIT WEATHER INFO. NEEDS /CWIN/SYSTEM

COCKPIT WEATHER SYSTEM MAY SAVE AIRLINES

$6 MILLION PER YEAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-1941 P93-10195 06

COCKPITS

NASA/FAA RESEARCH AIMS AT MORE EFFICIENT

AIRSPACE OPERATIONS

INASA RELEASE-93-172| P93-10173 06

COLLISIONS

HUBBLE LOOKS AT THE HEART OF A GALAXY

COLLISION

[NASA RELEASE-93-97| P93-10098 06

HUBBLE INVESTIGATES COMET ON A COLLISION

COURSE WITH JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-93-188| P93-10189 06

COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY

NASA NAMES IMAGING PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR

FOR MESUR PATHFINDER

[NASA RELEASE-93-|46| P93-10147 06

COLORADO UNIV., BOULDER

NASA SELECTS UPPER ATMOSPHERE

INVESTIGATORS

[NASA RELEASE-93-123| P93-10124 06

COLUMBIA

SPACE STATION PRECURSOR WORK CONTINUES

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INASA RELEASE-93-101 P93-10011 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

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STS-62 AND STS-59 SPACE SHUTTLE CREW

ASSIGNMENTS ANNOUNCED

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COLUMBIA'S RETURN MARKS SIGNIFICANT SPACE

SHUTTLE MILESTONES

INASA RELEASE-93-791 P93-10080 06

STS-58 SECOND SPACELAB MISSION DEDICATED

TO LIFE SCIENCES P93-10136 06

COLUMBIA COMMUNICATIONS CORP., HAWAII

TDRSS C-BAND AGREEMENT RESTRUCTURED

[NASA RELEASE-93-126i P93-10127 06

COLUMBIA UNIV., N.Y.

SUPERNOVA MAY HAVE CAUSED HUGE VOID

AROUND SOLAR SYSTEM

INASA RELEASE-93-36| P93-10037 06

NASA SELECTS SECOND SET OF SMALL EXPLORER

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-168] P93-10169 06

COMBUSTION

FIRST 1993 SHUTTLE MISSION DEMONSTRATES

UNIQUE CAPABILITIES

[NASA RELEASE-93-4| P93-10004 06

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

[ NASA RELEASE-93-4A| P93-10005 06

COMBUSTION CHAMBERS

NASA STARTS PHASE II OF SUPERSONIC AIRLINER

EFFORT

( NASA RELEASE-93-202] P93-10203 06

COMBUSTORS

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COMET NUCLEI

HUBBLE INVESTIGATES COMET ON A COLLISION

COURSE WITH JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-93-188] P93-10189 06

COMET PATH

HUBBLE INVESTIGATES COMET ON A COLLISION

COURSE WITH JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-93-188| P93-10189 06

COMETS

DIAMONDS IN THE SKY CHALLENGE GALAXY

EVOLUTION THEORIES

(NASA RELEASE-93-58] P93-10059 06

FROZEN MOLECULAR HYDROGEN DISCOVERED IN

STELLAR NURSERY

[NASA RELEASE-93-197| P93-1018B 06

HUBBLE INVESTIGATES COMET ON A COLLISION

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|NASA RELEASE-93-188| P93-10189 06

COMMERCE

NASA FUNDS EXPERIMENT TO HELP

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INASA RELEASE-93-371 P93-10038 {)6

LEWIS, CASE, BATTELLE TO COMMERCIALIZE NASA

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DIRECTOR OF AMES TECHNOLOGY

COMMERCIALIZATION CENTER NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-93-185| P93-10186 06

NASA SMALL BUSINESS OUTREACH OFFICE TO

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[NASA RELEASE-93-206| P93-10207 06

COMMERCE, DEPARTMENT OF

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COMMERCIAL AIRCRAFT

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COMMERCIAL AVIATION

NASA, LEAR JET JOIN TO CREATE NEW BUSINESS

JET TECHNOLOGIES

[NASA RELEASE-93-46| P93-10047 06

NEW WINDSHEAR SENSORS A

GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY 'SUCCESS STORY'

iNASA RELEASE-93-1701 P93-10171 06

INTERVIEW WITH MATT BATES, INTERNATIONAL

AEROSPACE MACHINISTS UNION; ACR

HEADQUARTERS, WASHINGTON, DC

P93-10245 05

A-9
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COMMERCIAL PAYLOADS

FIRST 1993 SHUTTLE MISSION DEMONSTRATES

UNIQUE CAPABILITIES

!NASA RELEASE-93-41 P93-10004 06

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-S4

INASA RELEASE-93-4A 1 P93-10005 06

COMMUNICATION NETWORKS

SA INTERNETS

SA SPACEBRIDGE NETWORK

NASA TDRSS NETWORK MARKS 10 YEARS OF

OPERATION

{NASA RELEASE-93-601 P93-I0061 06

COCKPIT WEATHER SYSTEM MAY SAVE AIRLINES

$6 MILLION PER YEAR

INASA RELEASE-93-1941 P93-10195 06

US/RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCIES HOOKING

SCIENCE NETWORKS

INASA RELEASE-93-1961 P93-10197 06

COMMUNICATION SATELLITES

S ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY

SAT.

COMMUNICATIONS

SA AIRCRAFT COMMUNICATIONS

SA SATELLITE COMMUNICATION

SA SPACE COMMUNICATIONS

SA SPACECRAFT COMMUNICATIONS

NASA MODIFIES FUNDING SUPPORT FOR CENTERS

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INASA RELEASE-93-225] P93-10226 06

COMPETITION

NASA GROUND TERMINALS RECEIVE NATIVE

AMERICAN NAMES

INASA RELEASE-93-831 P93-10084 06

COMPOSITE MATERIALS

SA CARBON-CARBON COMPOSITES

SA CERAMIC MATRIX COMPOSITES

SHUTTLE TiLE MATERIAL MAY HELP IN BONE

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NASA AWARDS HIGH-SPEED AIR TRANSPORT

MATERIALS STUDY CONTRACTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-124{ P93-10125 06

NASA AND SUPRA MEDICAL CORP. TO DEVELOP

ULTRASOUND DETECTOR

{NASA RELEASE-93-125[ P93-10126 06

NASA AND RUSSIA SIGN AERONAUTICS

AGREEMENT IN MOSCOW

INASA RELEASE-93-221J P93-10222 06

REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY: BRUNEL'S

PRODUCTION LINE * INSPIRATION. INNOVATION AND

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COMPOSITE STRUCTURES

NASA AWARDS HIGH-SPEED AIR TRANSPORT

MATERIALS STUDY CONTRACTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-124] P93-10125 06

NASA AND RUSSIA SIGN AERONAUTICS

AGREEMENT IN MOSCOW

[NASA RELEASE-93-221 ] P93-10222 06

COMPTEL

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COMPTON GAMMA RAY OBSERVATORY

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COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS

FASTEST SUPERCOMPUTER CAN BOOST U,S,

AEROSPACE INDUSTRY

{NASA RELEASE-93-80[ P93-10081 06

COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN

FASTEST SUPERCOMPUTER CAN BOOST U.S.

AEROSPACE INDUSTRY

[NASA RELEASE-93-80 } P93-10081 06

INDUSTRY TESTS NASA COMPUTER PROGRAMS

FOR EFFICIENT DESIGNING

{NASA RELEASE-93-90[ P93-10091 06

COMPUTER GRAPHICS

NASA/OHIO AEROSPACE INSTITUTE TO HOST

CYBERSPACE CONFERENCE

INASA RELEASE-93-50[ P93-10051 06

NASA TO COMMERCIALIZE REMOTE-CONTROL

TECHNOLOGY

[NASA RELEASE-93-1001 P93-10101 06

COCKPIT WEATHER SYSTEM MAY SAVE AIRLINES

$6 MILLION PER YEAR

INASA RELEASE-93-1941 P93-10195 06

COMPUTER NETWORKS

SA INTERNETS

FASTEST SUPERCOMPUTER CAN BOOST U,S

AEROSPACE INDUSTRY

INASA RELEASE-93-801 P93-10081 06

US./RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCIES HOOKING

SCIENCE NETWORKS

{NASA RELEASE-93-196[ P93-10197 06

COMPUTER PROGRAMS

COMPUTER PROGRAM WILL CATALOG

ASTRONOMICAL SKY SURVEY

[NASA RELEASE-93-67] P93-10068 06

NASA F-15 MAKES FIRST ENGINE-CONTROLLED

TOUCHDOWN

{NASA RELEASE-93-75} P93-10076 06

INDUSTRY TESTS NASA COMPUTER PROGRAMS

FOR EFFICIENT DESIGNING

[NASA RELEASE-93-90[ P93-10091 06

NASA TESTS HELICOPTER MODEL IN ICING

CONDITIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-147] P93-10149 06

SATELLITE DATA GET NEW LEASE ON LIFE FROM

SOFTWARE BOOST

[NASA RELEASE-93-164[ P93-10165 06

COMPUTER VISION

ANTARCTIC TO BECOME LABORATORY FOR

FUTURE MARS MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-178] 1=93-10179 06

COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION

NASA/OHIO AEROSPACE INSTITUTE TO HOST

CYBERSPACE CONFERENCE

[NASA RELEASE-93-50[ P93-10051 06

FASTEST SUPERCOMPUTER CAN BOOST U,S,

AEROSPACE INDUSTRY

[NASA RELEASE-93-801 P93-10081 06

INDUSTRY TESTS NASA COMPUTER PROGRAMS

FOR EFFICIENT DESIGNING

[NASA RELEASE-93-901 P93-10091 06

TOPEX POSEIDON MAPS PRECISE GLOBAL SEA

LEVEL

[NASA RELEASE-93-122] P93-10123 06

NASA SCIENTISTS CREATE EARTH BREATHING

IMAGE

[NASA RELEASE-93-223] P93-10224 06

COMPUTERS

SA AIRBORNE/SPACEBORNE COMPUTERS

SA CRAY Y-MP SUPERCOMPUTER

SA DATA PROCESSING

SA LAPTOP COMPUTERS

SA MACINTOSH PERSONAL COMPUTERS

CATARACT SUFFERERS COULD BENEFIT FROM

SPACE TECHNOLOGY

[NASA RELEASE-93-45[ P93-10046 06

CONFERENCES

SA AMERICAN GEOPHYSICAL UNION

CONFERENCE

SA CONTRACTOR'S CONFERENCE

NASA/OHIO AEROSPACE INSTITUTE TO HOST

CYBERSPACE CONFERENCE

[NASA RELEASE-g3-50[ P93-10051 06

NEW TECHNOLOGY REINVESTMENT PROJECT

SEMINAR SET FOR APRIL 1

[NASA RELEASE-93-57[ P93-10058 06

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDIN

BEFORE THE JPL HIGH-TECH SMALL BUSINESS

DEVELOPMENT PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P93-10231 05

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DANIEL S,

GOLDIN TO THE AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL

SOCIETY - GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM:

REDESIGN OF THE SPACE STATION; HYATTREGENCY

HOTEL. CRYSTAL CITY. ARLINGTON. VIRGINIA

P93-10232 05

REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY: TO BOLDLY

GO - GIVING THOUGHT TO _I-IAT COMES NEXT IN

SPACE; NATIONAL SPACE CLUB SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE. FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA P93-10238 05

PRESS CONFERENCE; JOHNSON SPACE CENTER.

HOUSTON. TEXAS P93-10239 05

SUBJECT INDEX

CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT

PEARSON ANNOUNCES SHUTTLE PROGRAM

ADJUSTMENTS

{ NASA RELEASE-93-491 P93-10050 06

CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR

STAFFORD RECEIVES CONGRESSIONAL SPACE

MEDAL OF HONOR

[NASA RELEASE-93-14[ P93-10015 06

CONSORT 6 PAYLOAD

CONSORT 6 LAUNCH DATE SET

[NASA RELEASE-93-22] P93-10023 06

CONSORTIUM FOR MATERIALS DEV. IN SPACE

CONSORT 6 LAUNCH DATE SET

[NASA RELEASE-93-22] P93-10023 06

CONTINENTAL AIRLINES, INC.

NEW WINDSHEAR SENSORS A

GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY 'SUCCESS STORY'

[NASA RELEASE-93-170| P93-10171 06

NASA. FAA CONSIDER REVISED WtNDSHEAR

PILOTING PROCEDURES

{NASA RELEASE-93-171[ P93-10172 06

CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION

GOLDIN ANNOUNCES KEY SPACE STATION POSTS,

SPENDING MEASURES

[NASA RELEASE-93-38} P93-10039 06

NASA AND THE RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN

MARS '94 CONTRACT

[NASA RELEASE-93-62] P93-10063 06

SPACE STATION HOST CENTER AND PRIME

CONTRACTOR ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-93-148] P93-10149 06

CONTRACT AWARDS

SA SUBCONTRACTS

NASA SELECTS PHASE tl SMALL BUSINESS

INNOVATION RESEARCH PROJECTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-31 P93-10003 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROJECTS

[ NASA RELEASE-93-33 ] P93-10034 06

NASA AWARDS CONTRACT FOR EOSDIS CORE

SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-93-56[ P93-10057 06

NASA AWARDS HIGH-SPEED AIR TRANSPORT

MATERIALS STUDY CONTRACTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-124[ P93-10125 06

SPACE STATION HOST CENTER AND PRIME

CONTRACTOR ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-93-1481 P93-10149 06

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-93-186[ P93-10187 06

NASA ANNOUNCES 1993 SBIR PHASE I

SELECTIONS

INASA RELEASE-93-207[ P93-10208 06

NASA EXCEEDS MINORITY SMALL BUSINESS GOAL

AHEAD OF SCHEDULE

[NASA RELEASE-93-2141 P93-10215 06

NASA SELECTS PHASE II SMALL BUSINESS

PROJECTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-219[ P93-10220 06

CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS

NASA SELECTS PHASE II SMALL BUSINESS

INNOVATION RESEARCH PROJECTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-3} P93-10003 06

KSC BASE OPERATIONS CONTRACT AWARD

PROTESTS SETTLED

[NASA RELEASE-93-18[ P93-10019 06

NASA CO-SPONSORS HIGH-TECH SMALL BUSINESS

CONFERENCE

[NASA RELEASE-93-29[ P93-10030 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROJECTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-33] P93-10034 06

NASA AWARDS CONTRACT FOR EOSDIS CORE

SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-93-56[ P93-10057 06

NASA AND THE RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN

MARS '94 CONTRACT

INASA RELEASE-93-621 P93-10063 06

SPACE STATION HOST CENTER AND PRIME

CONTRACTOR ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-93-1481 P93-10149 06

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SUBJECT INDEX DARK MATTER

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-93-166 [ P93-10167 06

NASA ANNOUNCES ADDITIONAL 1993 SMALL

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INASA RELEASE-93-216[ P93-10217 06

NASA SELECTS PHASE II SMALL BUSINESS

PROJECTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-219[ P93-I0220 06

CONTRACT PROPOSALS

NASA CO-SPONSORS HIGH-TECH SMALL BUSINESS

CONFERENCE

[NASA RELEASE-93-29r P93-10030 06

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

INASA RELEASE-93-186{ P93-10187 06

NASA ANNOUNCES 1993 SBIR PHASE

SELECTIONS

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NASA SELECTS PHASE II SMALL BUSINESS

PROJECTS

]NASA RELEASE-93-219[ P93-10220 06

CONTRACT SPECIFICATIONS

TDRSS C-BAND AGREEMENT RESTRUCTURED

INASA RELEASE-93-126] P93-10127 06

CONTRACTING AND PROCUREMENT

NASA SELECTS PHASE II SMALL BUSINESS

INNOVATION RESEARCH PROJECTS

I NASA RELEASE-93*31 P93-10003 06

LEE NAMED NASA PROCUREMENT CHIEF

[NASA RELEASE-93-11 ] P93-10012 06

NEW ADVISORY GROUP EYES MINORITY

BUSINESSES

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KSC BASE OPERATIONS CONTRACT AWARD

PROTESTS SETTLED

INASA RELEASE-93-18[ P93-10019 06

NASA CO-SPONSORS HIGH-TECH SMALL BUSINESS

CONFERENCE

[NASA RELEASE-93-29[ P93-10030 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROJECTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-33[ P93-10034 06

NASA AWARDS CONTRACT FOR EOSDIS CORE

SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-93-56[ P93-10057 06

NASA AND THE RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN

MARS '94 CONTRACT

[NASA RELEASE-93-62 P93-10063 06

SPACE STATION HOST CENTER AND PRIME

CONTRACTOR ANNOUNCED

INASA RELEASE-93-148 P93-10149 06

NASA SPONSORING SMALL BUSINESS

CONFERENCE ON DEC. 1-2

NASA RELEASE-93-201 P93-10202 06

NASA SMALL BUSINESS OUTREACH OFFICE TO

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NASA ANNOUNCES 1993 SBtR PHASE l

SELECTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-207 P93-10208 06

NASA EXCEEDS MINORITY SMALL BUSINESS GOAL

AHEAD OF SCHEDULE

[NASA RELEASE-93-214 P93-10215 06

NASA ANNOUNCES ADDITIONAL 1993 SMALL

BUSINESS SELECTIONS

INASA RELEASE-93-2161 P93-10217 06

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDIN

BEFORE THE JPL HIGH-TECH SMALL BUSINESS

DEVELOPMENT PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE; LOS

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CONTRACTOR'S CONFERENCE

NASA SPONSORING SMALL BUSINESS

CONFERENCE ON DEC. 1-2

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CONTROL SYSTEMS

SA AIR TRAFFtC CONTROL

SA AIRCRAFT CONTROL

SA ATFITUDE CONTROL SYSTEMS

SA DIGITAL ELECTRONIC ENGINE CONTROL

SYSTEM

SA ENGINE CONTROL

SA GUIDANCE AND CONTROL

SA SPACECRAFT CONTROL

SA TERMINAL RADAR APPROACH CONTROL

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NASA F-15 MAKES FIRST ENGINE-CONTROLLED

TOUCHDOWN

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NASA SYSTEM RESEARCH AIRCRAFT MAKES FIRST

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INASA RELEASE-93-95[ P93-10096 06

NASA FLIES FIBER OPTICS ON AIRCRAFT CONTROL

SYSTEMS TEST

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COOPERATION

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COPENHAGEN UNIV., DENMARK

NASA NAMES IMAGING PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR

FOR MESUR PATHFINDER

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CORNELL UNIV., N.Y.

NASA NAMES TEAM TO STUDY RETURN TRIP TO

MARS

[NASA RELEASE-93-157] P93-10158 06

NASA SELECTS SECOND SET OF SMALL EXPLORER

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-1681 P93-10169 06

CORRECTIVE OPTICS/HUBBLE TELESCOPE/

HUBBLE INSTRUMENT MAY RECEIVE FURTHER

TESTING

[NASA RELEASE-93-169[ P93-I0170 06

FIVE SPACEWALKS TO SERVICE HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE HIGHLIGHTS SHUFFLE MISSION STS-61

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COSMIC BACKGROUND EXPLORER SATELLITE

BIG BANG THEORY PASSES TOUGHEST TEST

[NASA RELEASE-93-5[ P93-10006 06

COBE 'BIG BANG' DATA MADE AVAILABLE TO

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[NASA RELEASE-93-145] P93-10146 06

NASA ENDS COSMIC BACKGROUND EXPLORER

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COSMIC RAYS

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SCIENTISTS LOCATE NEW RADIATION BELT

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GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY PRODUCES THREE

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COSMOCHEMISTRY

GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY PRODUCES THREE

MAJOR DISCOVERIES

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COSMOLOGY

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COSMOLOGY DATA ANALYSIS CENTER

COBE 'BIG BANG' DATA MADE AVAILABLE TO

SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY

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COSMONAUTS

PRIME AND BACKUP COSMONAUTS NAMED FOR

SHUTTLE STS-60 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-61[ P93-10062 06

CREW MEMBERS SELECTED FOR STS-63 SHUFFLE

SPACEHAB-3 FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-93-161[ P93-10162 06

NASA AND RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN

AGREEMENT FOR ADDITIONAL SPACE SHUTTLE/MIR

MISSIONS

INASA RELEASE-93-2221 P93-10223 06

COST REDUCTION

NASA, FAA PROGRAM COULD SAVE AIRLINES

MILLIONS OF DOLLARS

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COCKPIT WEATHER SYSTEM MAY SAVE AIRLINES

$6 MILLION PER YEAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-194[ P93-10195 06

COSTA RICA

NASA AND CENTRAL AMERICA WILL EXPAND RAIN

FOREST STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-93-47] P93-10048 06

COSTS

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10233 05

COUNCIL OF PROGRAM MANAGEMENT, NASA

NASA AWARDS CONTRACT FOR EOSDIS CORE

SYSTEM

I NASA RELEASE-93-561 P93-10057 06

CRASH HAZARD

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CRAY Y-MP SUPERCOMPUTER

FASTEST SUPERCOMPUTER CAN BOOST U.S.

AEROSPACE INDUSTRY

[NASA RELEASE-93-60[ P93-t0061 06

CROP DAMAGE

NASA AND CALIFORNIA WINE GROWERS JOINTLY

BAFFLE PEST DAMAGE

[NASA RELEASE-93-55] P93-10056 06

CRYOGENICS

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-93-1861 P93-10187 06

CRYSTAL GROWTH

STS-62 AND STS-59 SPACE SHUTTLE CREW

ASSIGNMENTS ANNOUNCED

INASA RELEASE-93-42[ P93-10043 06

PRIME AND BACKUP COSMONAUTS NAMED FOR

SHUTTLE STS-60 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-61 ] P93-10062 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-76 ] P93-10079 06

NASA JOINS FORCES WITH INDUSTRY tN AIDS

RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-93-86[ P93-10069 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121 ] P93-10122 06

PROTEIN CRYSTAL GROWTH RESEARCH TAKES

STEP TOWARD NEW DRUGS

[NASA RELEASE-93-166[ P93-10167 06

NASA ANNOUNCES NEW SEMICONDUCTOR

GROWTH PROCESS

INASA RELEASE-93-200[ P93-10201 06

CRYSTALLOGRAPHY

NASA JOINS FORCES WITH INDUSTRY IN AIDS

RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-93-86 | P93-10089 06

PROTEIN CRYSTAL GROWTH RESEARCH TAKES

STEP TOWARD NEW DRUGS

[NASA RELEASE-93-166[ P93-10167 06

CRYSTALS

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CWIN

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CYBERSPACE

NASA/OHIO AEROSPACE INSTITUTE TO HOST

CYBERSPACE CONFERENCE

[NASA RELEASE-93-50[ P93-t0051 06

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MYSTERIOUS CONCENTRATION OF DARK MATTER

DISCOVERED

INASA RELEASE-93-1 ] P93-10001 06

A-11
DATA ACQUISITION AND ANALYSIS

HUBBLE DEEP-SKY SURVEY FINDS INTERACTING

GALAXIES IN A CLUSTER

INASA RELEASE-93-2031 P93-I0204 06

DATA ACQUISITION AND ANALYSIS

SA NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE DATA CENTER,

GSFC

SA TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION

NASA AWARDS CONTRACT FOR EOSDIS CORE

SYSTEM

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NASA STUDY REFINES ESTIMATES OF AMAZON

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INASA RELEASE-93-119[ P93-10120 06

DATA BASES

COMPUTER PROGRAM WILL CATALOG

ASTRONOMICAL SKY SURVEY

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TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER CENTER TO WORK WITH

SDIO TO AID INDUSTRY

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NASA PROVIDING MIDWEST FLOODING

INFORMATION

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NASA TESTS HELICOPTER MODEL IN ICING

CONDITIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-147[ P93-1014B 06

DATA LINKS

NASA AMES TO DRIVE RUSSIAN ROBOT VIA

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-93-841 P93-10085 06

PERSEUS RESEARCH AIRCRAFT MAKES FIRST

TEST FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-227[ P93-10228 06

DATA PROCESSING

SA SIGNAL PROCESSING

NASA AWARDS CONTRACT FOR EOSDIS CORE

SYSTEM

INASA RELEASE-93-56[ P93-10057 06

SATELLITE DATA GET NEW LEASE ON LIFE FROM

SOFTWARE BOOST

[NASA RELEASE-93-164[ P93-10165 06

DATA SYSTEMS

SA AIR DATA SYSTEMS

NASA AWARDS CONTRACT FOR EOSDIS CORE

SYSTEM

]NASA RELEASE-93-56[ P93-10057 06

NASA TESTS NEW LASER AIR DATA SYSTEM ON

SR-71 BLACKBIRD

]NASA RELEASE-93-163[ P93-10164 06

OC-8 AIRCRAFT

NASA RESEARCHERS RECORD UNUSUAL FLASHES

IN UPPER ATMOSPHERE

[NASA RELEASE-93-167[ P93-10168 06

DECOMPOSITION

NASA SCIENTISTS CREATE EARTH BREATHING

IMAGE

[NASA RELEASE-93-223| P93-10224 06

DEEP SPACE NETWORK

THREE SPACECRAFT TO CONDUCT 3-WEEK

GRAVITATIONAL WAVE SEARCH

]NASA RELEASE-93-48] P93-10049 06

NASA USES NEW METHOD TO DETECT NEW STARS

AND PLANETS

[NASA RELEASE-93-1061 P93-10107 06

PIONEER CELEBRATES 10 YEARS BEYOND THE

KNOWN SOLAR PLANETS

tNASA RELEASE-93-110 } P93-10111 06

DEFENSE REINVEST. & CONVERSION INITIATIVE

NASA, OTHER AGENCIES TO EXPLAIN

TECHNOLOGY REINVESTMENT

[NASA RELEASE-93-65] P93-10066 06

SOLICITATION ISSUED FOR TECHNOLOGY

REINVESTMENT PROPOSALS

{NASA RELEASE-93-85[ P93-10086 06

DEFENSE, DEPARTMENT OF

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NASA STUDY REFINES ESTIMATES OF AMAZON

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[NASA RELEASE-93-119[ P93-10120 06

DELTA LAUNCH VEHICLES

SCIENTISTS REVEAL NATURE OF EXPLODING, RED

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INASA RELEASE-93-631 P93-10064 06

DEMINERALIZATION

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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

SA NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC

ADMtN.

NASA, OTHER AGENCIES TO EXPLAIN

TECHNOLOGY REINVESTMENT

[NASA RELEASE-93-651 P93-10066 06

SOLICITATION ISSUED FOR TECHNOLOGY

REINVESTMENT PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-93-85| P93-10OB6 06

ARCHITECT OF NASA TECHNOLOGY INCUBATORS

TO RECEIVE AWARD

{NASA RELEASE-93-1761 P93-10177 06

YELLOW CREEK FACILITIES TARGETED FOR

SHUTTLE NOZZLE WORK

[NASA RELEASE-93-2151 P93-10216 06

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE

SA ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS AGENCY

NEW TECHNOLOGY REINVESTMENT PROJECT

SEMINAR SET FOR APRIL 1

[ NASA RELEASE-93-571 1>93-10058 06

NASA, OTHER AGENCIES TO EXPLAIN

TECHNOLOGY REINVESTMENT

[NASA RELEASE-93-651 P93-10066 06

SOLICITATION ISSUED FOR TECHNOLOGY

REINVESTMENT PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-93-B5] P93-100B6 06

NASA BOOSTS HYPERSONIC RESEARCH WITH

UNIVERSITY GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-152[ P93-10153 06

NASA NAMES TEAM TO STUDY RETURN TRIP TO

MARS

[NASA RELEASE-93-157} P93-10158 06

NASA TESTS NEW LASER AIR DATA SYSTEM ON

SR-71 BLACKBIRD

(NASA RELEASE-93-163} P93-10164 06

DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY

SA ARGONNE NATIONAL LAB., ILL.

NEW TECHNOLOGY REINVESTMENT PROJECT

SEMINAR SET FOR APRIL 1

[NASA RELEASE-93-57} P93-10058 06

NASA, OTHER AGENCIES TO EXPLAIN

TECHNOLOGY REINVESTMENT

[NASA RELEASE-93-65[ P93-10066 06

SOLICITATION ISSUED FOR TECHNOLOGY

REINVESTMENT PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-93-85] P93-10086 06

U.S./RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCIES HOOKING

SCIENCE NETWORKS

[NASA RELEASE-93-196[ P93-10197 06

TECHNOLOGY 2003 TO HIGHLIGHT NEW

TECHNOLOGICAL DISCOVERIES

[NASA RELEASE-93-212[ P93-10213 06

DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR

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DEPARTMENT OF LABOR

YELLOW CREEK FACILITIES TARGETED FOR

SHUTTLE NOZZLE WORK

[NASA RELEASE-93-215] P93-10216 06

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

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DESERTS

NASA HELPS PROVIDE FAMINE EARLY WARNING

FOR AFRICA

{NASA RELEASE-93-213| P93-10214 06

DESIGN ANALYSIS

NASA ENGINEER RECEIVES TECHNOLOGY

TRANSFER AWARD

[NASA RELEASE-93-73] P93-10074 06

DESIGN CRITERIA

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DETECTORS

SA iNFRARED DETECTORS

SUBJECT INDEX

JPL TEAM DEVELOPS SPECIAL POLLUTION

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DEUTERIUM

EVIDENCE POINTS TO OCEANS, LIGHTNING ON

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DIAGNOSIS

NASA AND SUPRA MEDICAL CORP. TO DEVELOP

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DIAMONDS

DIAMONDS IN THE SKY CHALLENGE GALAXY

EVOLUTION THEORIES

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DIFFERENTIAL MICROWAVE RADIOMETER

COBE 'BIG BANG' DATA MADE AVAILABLE TO

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[NASA RELEASE-93-145] P93-10146 06

NASA ENDS COSMIC BACKGROUND EXPLORER

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DIFFUSE INFRARED BACKGROUND EXPERIMENT

COBE 'BIG BANG' DATA MADE AVAILABLE TO

SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY

[NASA RELEASE-93-145} P93-I0146 06

NASA ENDS COSMIC BACKGROUND EXPLORER

SCIENCE OPERATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-22B] P93-10229 06

DIGIRAY CORP.

NASA ADAPTING UNIQUE X-RAY SYSTEM TO

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[NASA RELEASE-93-137[ P93-10138 06

DIGITAL CODING

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DIGITAL DATA

NASA PROVIDING MIDWEST FLOODING

INFORMATION

INASA RELEASE-93-134[ P93-10135 06

DIGITAL ELECTRONIC ENGINE CONTROL SYSTEM

NASA F-15 MAKES FIRST ENGINE-CONTROLLED

TOUCHDOWN

[NASA RELEASE-93-75[ P93-10076 06

DIGITIZED PHOTOGRAPHIC PLATES

COMPUTER PROGRAM WILL CATALOG

ASTRONOMICAL SKY SURVEY

[NASA RELEASE-93-67} P93-10068 06

DIODES

NASA ANNOUNCES NEW SEMICONDUCTOR

GROWTH PROCESS

[NASA RELEASE-93-2C'0] P93-10201 06

DIRBE

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EXPERIMENT

DISASTERS

S ENVIRONMENTAL DISASTERS

DISCOVERY

SPACE STATION PRECURSOR WORK CONTINUES

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{NASA RELEASE-93-10[ P93-10011 06

SPACEWALK ADDED TO JULY SPACE SHUTTLE

FLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-93-21[ P93-10022 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-34} P93-10035 06

HUBBLE TELESCOPE SERVICING MISSION

SCHEDULED FOR ELEVEN DAYS

[NASA RELEASE-93-76} P93-10077 06

NASA BOARD TO INVESTIGATE STS-51 HARDWARE

PROBLEM

[NASA RELEASE-93-184} P93-10185 06

DISCOVERY PROGRAM

NASA SELECTS 11 DISCOVERY MISSION CONCEPTS

FOR STUDY

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NASA NAMES IMAGING PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR

FOR MESUR PATHFINDER

[NASA RELEASE-93-146{ P93-10147 06

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SUBJECT INDEX EL NINO

DISEASES

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/AIDS/

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DISPLAY DEVICES

SA COCKPIT WEATHER INFO NEEDS /CWIN/

SYSTEM

NASA, EAA CONSIDER REVISED WINDSHEAR

PILOTING PROCEDURES

INASA RELEASE-93-171 I P93-10172 06

NASA/FAA RESEARCH AIMS AT MORE EFFICIENT

AIRSPACE OPERATIONS

INASA RELEASE-93-1721 P93-10173 06

COCKPIT WEATHER SYSTEM MAY SAVE AIRLINES

$6 MILLION PER YEAR

I NASA RELEASE-93-194[ P93-10195 06

DISTINGUISHED PUBLIC SERVICE MEDAL, NASA

CROSSFIELD AWARDED NASA DISTINGUISHED

PUBLIC SERVICE MEDAL

INASA RELEASE-93-161 P93-10017 06

NASA PRESENTS PUBLIC SERVICE MEDAL TO GENE

RODDENBERRY

INASA RELEASE-93-19[ P93-10020 06

DMR

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DOC

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DOCKING

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DOD

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DOE

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DOMINION ASTROPHYSICAL OBSERVATORY,

CANADA

HUBBLE CLOSING IN ON AGE OF THE UNIVERSE

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DOPPLER RADAR SYSTEM

NEW WtNDSHEAR SENSORS A

GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY 'SUCCESS STORY'

INASA RELEASE-93-170[ P93-10171 06

DRAG REDUCTION

NASA, LEAR JET JOIN TO CREATE NEW BUSINESS

JET TECHNOLOGIES

INASA RELEASE-93-46[ P93-10047 06

NASA TO DEVELOP TECHNOLOGY FOR FUTURE

HIGH-SPEED TRANSPORTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-52] P93-10053 06

DRUGS

NASA JOINS FORCES WITH INDUSTRY IN AIDS

RESEARCH

[ NASA RELEASE-93-88 ] 1:93.10089 06

PROTEIN CRYSTAL GROW-FH RESEARCH TAKES

STEP TOWARD NEW DRUGS

[ NASA RELEASE-93-166[ P93-10167 06

DRYDEN FLIGHT RESEARCH FACILITY, CALIF.

NASA INVENTION YIELDS BETFER, EASTER STRESS

MEASUREMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-2] P93-10002 06

NASA TO DEVELOP TECHNOLOGY FOR FUTURE

HIGH-SPEED TRANSPORTS

INASA RELEASE-93-52] P93-10053 06

NASA SR-71 NOW A FLYING OBSERVATORY

[NASA RELEASE-93-71J P93-10072 06

NASA F-15 MAKES FIRST ENGINE-CONTROLLED

TOUCHDOWN

INASA RELEASE-93-75[ P93-10076 06

NASA SYSTEM RESEARCH AIRCRAFT MAKES FIRST

TEST FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-93-95| P93-10096 06

NASA F-15 BEING READIED FOR ADVANCED

MANEUVERING FLIGHT

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NASA TESTS NE-_V LASER AIR DATA SYSTEM ON

SR-71 BLACKBIRD

I NASA RELEASE-93-163[ P93-10164 06

NASA FLIES FIBER OPTICS ON AIRCRAFT CONTROL

SYSTEMS TEST

INASA RELEASE-93-199[ P93-10200 06

PERSEUS RESEARCH AIRCRAFT MAKES FIRST

TEST FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-93-2271 P93-10228 06

DSN

S DEEP SPACE NETWORK

DUCTED FAN ENGINES

NASA TESTING NEON, POWERFUL DUCTED FANS

ENGINE FOR CIVIL JETS

[NASA RELEASE-93-103[ P93-10104 06

DUST

S INTERSTELLAR DUST

DYNAMIC VELOCITY TAPER

NASA-RUSSIAN MISSION EXPLORES KAMCHATKAN

VOLCANOES

[NASA RELEASE-93-1981 P93-10199 06

E

EAR

S OTOLITH ORGANS

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EARTH ATMOSPHERE

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S UPPER ATMOSPHERE

EARTH ENVIRONMENT

SA ENVIRONMENTAL DISASTERS

NASA EDUCATION TELECASTS SCHEDULED FOR

1993-94 SCHOOL YEAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-150[ P93-10151 06

NASA SCIENTISTS CREATE EARTH BREATHING

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NASA SCIENTISTS CREATE EARTH BREATHING

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S NATIONAL SPACE GRANT COLL./FELLOWSHIP

PRG.

FIAT AVID, TURIN, ITALY

NASA TESTING NEW, POWERFUL DUCTED FANS

ENGINE FOR CIVIL JETS

[NASA RELEASE-93-103[ P93-10tO4 06

FIBER OPTICS

CATARACT SUFFERERS COULD BENEFIT FROM

SPACE TECHNOLOGY

[NASA RELEASE-93-45[ P93-10046 06

NASA SYSTEM RESEARCH AIRCRAFT MAKES FIRST

TEST FLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-93-95[ P93-10096 06

ANTARCTIC TO BECOME LABORATORY FOR

FUTURE MARS MISSIONS

{NASA RELEASE-93-178| P93-10179 06

NASA FLIES FIBER OPTICS ON AIRCRAFT CONTROL

SYSTEMS TEST

[NASA RELEASE-93-199[ P93-10200 06

FIELD

S SOLAR MAGNETIC FIELD

FIRAS

S FAR INFRARED ABSOLUTE

SPECTROPHOTOMETER

FLIGHT ALTITUDE

NASA SYSTEM RESEARCH AIRCRAFTMAKES FIRST

TEST FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-95[ P93-10096 06

FLIGHT CONTROL

NASA F-15 MAKES FIRST ENGINE-CONTROLLED

TOUCHDOWN

[NASA RELEASE-g3-75] P93-10076 06

NASA SYSTEM RESEARCH AIRCRAFT MAKES FIRST

TEST FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-95] P93-10096 06

NASA F-15 BEING READIED FOR ADVANCED

MANEUVERING FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-115[ P93-10116 06

PERSEUS RESEARCH AIRCRAFT MAKES FIRST

TEST FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93:227[ P93-10226 06

FLIGHT PATHS

COCKPIT WEATHER SYSTEM MAY SAVE AIRLINES

$6 MILLION PER YEAR

{NASA RELEASE*93-194[ P93-10195 06

FLIGHT RESEARCH CENTER, EDWARDS, CALIF.

S DRYDEN FLIGHT RESEARCH FACILITY, CALIF,

FLIGHT SAFETY

NASA F-15 MAKES FIRST ENGINE-CONTROLLED

TOUCHDOWN

[NASA RELEASE-93-75[ P93-t0076 06

NASA OSHKOSH EXHIBIT HIGHLIGHTS U.S.

'LEADERSHIP IN AERONAUTICS'

INASA RELEASE-93-128[ P93-10129 06

NEW WlNDSHEAR SENSORS A

GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY 'SUCCESS STORY'

I NASA RELEASE-93-170[ P93-10171 06

NASA, FAA CONSIDER REVISED WlNDSHEAR

PILOTING PROCEDURES

INASA RELEASE-93-171 t P93-10172 06

NASA/FAA RESEARCH AIMS AT MORE EFFICIENT

AIRSPACE OPERATIONS

{NASA RELEASE-93-172] P93-10173 06

FLIGHT SIMULATORS

FASTEST SUPERCOMPUTER CAN BOOST U,S.

AEROSPACE INDUSTRY

[NASA RELEASE-93-80J P93-10081 06

FLIGHT TESTS

NASA SYSTEM RESEARCH AIRCRAFT MAKES FIRST

TEST FLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-93-95 { P93-10096 06

NASA TESTS NEW LASER AIR DATA SYSTEM ON

SR-71 BLACKBIRD

{NASA RELEASE-93-163 P93-10164 06

FLIGHT TESTS PROVE SIMPLER SATELLITE-GUIDED

AUTOLAND METHOD

{NASA RELEASE-93-165 P93-10166 06

NASA, PAA CONSIDER REVISED WlNDSHEAR

PILOTING PROCEDURES

[NASA RELEASE-93-171 P93-10172 06

NASA FLIES FIBER OPTICS ON AIRCRAFT CONTROL

SYSTEMS TEST

[NASA RELEASE-93-199 P93-10200 06

NASA STARTS PHASE II OF SUPERSONIC AIRLINER

EFFORT

[NASA RELEASE-93-202 P93-10203 06

PERSEUS RESEARCH AIRCRAFT MAKES FIRST

TEST FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-227 P93-10228 06

FLOODS

NASA PROVIDING MIDWEST FLOODING

INFORMATION

[NASA RELEASE-93-134] P93-10135 06

FLORENCE UNIV., ITALY

HUBBLE FINDS EVIDENCE OF STELLAR CLOSE

ENCOUNTERS

[NASA RELEASE-93-109[ P93-10110 06

FLORIDA

NASA, STATE OF FLORIDA, SIGN TECHNOLOGY

TRANSFER ACCORD

[NASA RELEASE-93-155[ P93-10156 06

FLORIDA A. AND M. UNIV. TALLAHASSEE

MINORITY STUDENTS APPRENTICE ON SPACE

RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-93-116[ P93-10117 06

FLOW

S INLET FLOW

FLOW MEASUREMENT

NASA SAVES $1 MILLION ON AERONAUTICS

RESEARCH PROJECT

[NASA RELEASE-93-35[ P93-10036 06

FLOW VISUALIZATION

NASA/OHIO AEROSPACE INSTITUTE TO HOST

CYBERSPACE CONFERENCE

[NASA RELEASE-93-50] P93-10051 06

FLUID DYNAMICS

SA AERODYNAMICS

SA COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS

NASA RESEARCHER TAPPED FOR OHIO SCIENCE

HALL OF FAME

[NASA RELEASE-93-23] P93-10024 06

NASA AND RUSSIA SIGN AERONAUTICS

AGREEMENT IN MOSCOW

[ NASA RELEASE-93-221[ P93-10222 06

FLUID FLOW

S GAS JETS

S INLET FLOW

FLUID MANAGEMENT

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHU'I-rLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78J P93-10079 06

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE*93-186[ P93-10187 06

FLUID MECHANICS

S AERODYNAMICS

S FLUID DYNAMICS

SUBJECT INDEX

FLUOROCARBONS

OZONE DESTROYING CHLORINE EXISTED LONGER

IN 1992-93 WINTER

I NASA RELEASE-93-68t P93-10069 06

FLY-IN CONVENTION & SPORT AVIATION EXHIBIT

NASA OSHKOSH EXHIBIT HIGHLIGHTS US.

"LEADERSHIP IN AERONAUTICS'

I NASA RELEASE-93-128 ] P93-10129 06

FLYBY MISSIONS

CLEMENTINE MISSION SCIENCE TEAM SELECTED

INASA RELEASE-93-66{ P93-10067 06

FORECASTING

TOPEX/POSEIDON DATA CONFIRMS EL NtNO

PREDICTIONS

JNASA RELEASE-93-2051 P93-10206 06

FORESTS

S RAIN FORESTS

FREQUENCY BANDS

S C-BAND

FUEL CONSERVATION

NASA FLIES FIBER OPTICS ON AIRCRAFT CONTROL

SYSTEMS TEST

[NASA RELEASE-93-199[ P93-10200 06

FUEL CONSUMPTION

NASA TESTING NEW, POWERFUL DUCTED FANS

ENGINE FOR CIVIL JETS

[NASA RELEASE-93-103[ P93-10104 06

FUNDING

NASA FUNDS EXPERIMENT TO HELP

COMMERCIALIZE TECHNOLOGY

[NASA RELEASE-93-37] P93-10038 06

GIBBONS OUTLINES SPACE STATION REDESIGN

GUIDANCE

{NASA RELEASE-93-64 ] P93-10065 06

NASA MODIFIES FUNDING SUPPORT FOR CENTERS

FOR COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT

[NASA RELEASE-93-225| P93-10226 06

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10233 05

FURNACE SYSTEMS

NASA TO DEVELOP AND BUILD SPACE STATION

FURNACE FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-93-211 ] 1:>93-10212 06

F404 ENGINE

NASA SAVES $1 MILLION ON AERONAUTICS

RESEARCH PROJECT

[NASA RELEASE-93-35[ P93-10036 06

G

GAGARIN CENTER FOR COSMONAUT TRAINING

U.S./RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCIES HOOKING

SCIENCE NETWORKS

[NASA RELEASE-93-196[ P93-10197 06

GALACTIC CLUSTERS

MYSTERIOUS CONCENTRATION OF DARK MATTER

DISCOVERED

{NASA RELEASE-93-1[ P93-10001 06

HUBBLE LOOKS AT THE HEART OF A GALAXY

COLLISION

INASA RELEASE-93-97] P93-10098 06

HUBBLE DEEP-SKY SURVEY FINDS INTERACTING

GALAXIES IN A CLUSTER

[NASA RELEASE-93-203[ P93-10204 06

GALACTIC EVOLUTION

MYSTERIOUS CONCENTRATION OF DARK MATTER

DISCOVERED

[NASA RELEASE-93-1[ P93-10001 06

DIAMONDS IN THE SKY CHALLENGE GALAXY

EVOLUTION THEORIES

[NASA RELEASE-93-58[ P93-10059 06

HUBBLE LOOKS AT THE HEART OF A GALAXY

COLLISION

{NASA RELEASE-93*97| 1=93-10098 06

HUBBLE SUPPORTS BLACK HOLE MODEL FOR

ACTIVE GALAXIES

[NASA RELEASE-93-130[ P93-10131 06

HUBBLE DEEP-SKY SURVEY FINDS INTERACTING

GALAXIES IN A CLUSTER

[NASA RELEASE-93-2031 P93-10204 06

A-16
SUBJECT INDEX GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM

GALACTIC NUCLEI

HUBBLE DISCOVERS A DOUBLE NUCLEUS tN CORE

OF ACTIVE GALAXY

[NASA RELEASE-93-6| P93-I0007 06

HUBBLE LOOKS AT THE HEART OF A GALAXY

COLLISION

[NASA RELEASE-93-97| P93-1009B 06

NEW DISCOVERIES BY NASA'S EUV EXPLORER

PRESENTED

[NASA RELEASE-93-105J P93-10106 06

HUBBLE SUPPORTS BLACK HOLE MODEL FOR

ACTIVE GALAXIES

INASA RELEASE-93-130| P93-10131 06

HUBBLE FINDS A DOUBLE NUCLEUS IN THE

ANDROMEDA GALAXY

]NASA RELEASE-93-1331 P93-10134 06

GALACTIC RADIATION

GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY PRODUCES THREE

MAJOR DISCOVERIES

[NASA RELEASE-93-182| P93-10183 06

MYSTERY OF 'FASTEST FLICKERING' GALAXY

SOLVED

INASA RELEASE-93-192| P93-10193 06

GALACTIC STRUCTURE

HUBBLE DISCOVERS A DOUBLE NUCLEUS iN CORE

OF ACTIVE GALAXY

[NASA RELEASE-93-61 P93-10007 06

HUBBLE FINDS A DOUBLE NUCLEUS IN THE

ANDROMEDA GALAXY

{NASA RELEASE-93*133| P93-10134 06

GALAXIES

SA ANDROMEDA NEBULA

SA MILKY WAY

SA SEYFERT GALAXY

SA SPIRAL GALAXIES

SA STARBURST GALAXIES

MYSTERIOUS CONCENTRATION OF DARK MATTER

DISCOVERED

[NASA RELEASE-93-1] P93-10001 06

HUBBLE LOOKS AT THE HEART OF A GALAXY

COLLISION

[NASA RELEASE-93-97] P93-10098 06

HUBBLE SUPPORTS BLACK HOLE MODEL FOR

ACTIVE GALAXIES

[NASA RELEASE-93-130| P93-10131 06

GALILEO PROJECT

THREE SPACECRAFT TO CONDUCT 3-WEEK

GRAVITATIONAL WAVE SEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-93-48] P93-10049 06

HEADING FOR JUPITER, GALILEO TO ENCOUNTER

ITS SECOND ASTEROID

[NASA RELEASE-93-149] P93-10150 06

GALILEO DETECTS MAGNETIC FIELD AROUND

ASTEROID IDA

{NASA RELEASE-93-193| P93-10194 06

IO'S 'GHOST" DETECTED ON JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-93-208| P93-10209 06

GAMMA RAY ASTRONOMY

COMPTON GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY TO GET

ORBIT BOOST

[NASA RELEASE-93-179] P93-10180 06

GAMMA RAY BURSTS

NASA SATELLITE DATA SHAKE THEORIES ON

GAMMA-RAY BURSTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-72| P93-10073 06

GAMMA RAY OBSERVATORY

SA GAMMA RAY ASTRONOMY

NASA SATELLITE DATA SHAKE THEORIES ON

GAMMA-RAY BURSTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-72| P93-10073 06

COMPTON OBSERVATORY DISCOVERS INTENSE,

NEW X-RAY PULSAR

INASA RELEASE-99-141| P93-t0142 06

COMPTON GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY TO GET

ORBIT BOOST

INASA RELEASE-93-179| P93-10180 06

GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY PRODUCES THREE

MAJOR DISCOVERIES

INASA RELEASE-93-1821 P93-10183 06

NASA SUCCEEDS WITH GAMMA-RAY

OBSERVATORY REBOOST

INASA RELEASE-93-224| P93-10225 06

GAMMA RAY TELESCOPES

S ENERGETIC GAMMA RAY EXPERIMENT

TELESCOPE

S GAMMA RAY ASTRONOMY

S IMAGING COMPTON TELESCOPE

GAMMA RAYS

SA GAMMA RAY BURSTS

NASA SATELLITE DATA SHAKE THEORIES ON

GAMMA-RAY BURSTS

INASA RELEASE-93-721 P93-10073 06

GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY PRODUCES THREE

MAJOR DISCOVERIES

INASA RELEASE-93-182| P93-10183 06

GAS JETS

HUBBLE DISCOVERS A DOUBLE NUCLEUS IN CORE

OF ACTIVE GALAXY

INASA RELEASE-93-6| P93-10007 06

HUBBLE SEES GAS SHELL AROUND NOVA CYGNI

1992

INASA RELEASE-93*174| P93-10175 06

GAS TURBINE ENGINES

S DUCTED FAN ENGINES

S F404 ENGINE

S JET ENGINES

GASES

S ATMOSPHERIC COMPOSITION

S CARBON DIOXIDE

S CARBON MONOXIDE

S DEUTERIUM

S HYDROGEN

S INTERSTELLAR GAS

S OZONE

S XENON

GEMINGA

SUPERNOVA MAY HAVE CAUSED HUGE VOID

AROUND SOLAR SYSTEM

{NASA RELEASE-93-36] P93-10037 06

GENERAL AVIATION

NASA OSHKOSH EXHIBIT HIGHLIGHTS U.S.

'LEADERSHIP IN AERONAUTICS'

{NASA RELEASE*93-128| P93-10129 06

GENERAL DYNAMICS CORP.

INDUSTRY TESTS NASA COMPUTER PROGRAMS

FOR EFFICIENT DESIGNING

[NASA RELEASE-93-90] P93-10091 06

GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.

INDUSTRY TESTS NASA COMPUTER PROGRAMS

FOR EFFICIENT DESIGNING

INASA RELEASE-93-90| P93-10091 06

GENERAL ELECTRIC CO., EVANDALE, OHIO

NASA SAVES $1 MILLION ON AERONAUTICS

RESEARCH PROJECT

[NASA RELEASE-93-35| P93-10036 06

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION

YELLOW CREEK FACILITIES TARGETED FOR

SHUFFLE NOZZLE WORK

[NASA RELEASE-93-215| P93-I0216 06

GENETICS

SHUTTLE RAT EXPERIMENT YIELDS UNEXPECTED

RESULTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-181] P93-10182 06

GENETICS AND GROWTH

SHUTTLE RAT EXPERIMENT YIELDS UNEXPECTED

RESULTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-181| P93-10182 06

GEOCHEMISTRY

DANTE ROBOT TO EXPLORE ACTIVE ALASKA

VOLCANO IN SPRING

[NASA RELEASE-93-195] P93-10196 06

NASA-RUSSIAN MISSION EXPLORES KAMCHATKAN

VOLCANOES

[NASA RELEASE-93-198] P93-10199 06

GEODYNAMICS

NASA SCIENTISTS CREATE EARTH BREATHING

IMAGE

|NASA RELEASE-93-223I P93-10224 06

GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS

NASA STUDY REFINES ESTIMATES OF AMAZON

DEFORESTATION

INASA RELEASE-93-119| P93-10120 06

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY ORS, FLAGSTAFF, ARIZ.

CLEMENTINE MISSION SCIENCE TEAM SELECTED

I NASA RELEASE-93-66] P93-10067 06

NASA NAMES TEAM TO STUDY RETURN TRIP TO

MARS

INASA RELEASE-93-1571 P93-I0158 06

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, U.S.

NASA NAMES IMAGING PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR

FOR MESUR PATHFINDER

JNASA RELEASE-93-146] P93-10147 06

HUBBLE INVESTIGATES COMET ON A COLLISION

COURSE WITH JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-93-188] P93-10189 06

DANTE ROBOT TO EXPLORE ACTIVE ALASKA

VOLCANO tN SPRING

{NASA RELEASE-93-195] P93-10196 06

GEOLOGY

SA GEOCHEMISTRY

SA GEODYNAMICS

SA GEOMORPHOLOGY

SA GEOPHYSICS

BA TECTONICS

SA VOLCANOLOGY

MAGELLAN AEROBRAKING, GRAVITY STUDIES

UNDERWAY

INASA RELEASE-93-98] P93-10099 06

NASA-RUSSIAN MISSION EXPLORES KAMCHATKAN

VOLCANOES

INASA RELEASE-93-198| P93-10199 06

GEOMORPHOLOGY

NASA-RUSSIAN MISSION EXPLORES KAMCHATKAN

VOLCANOES

[NASA RELEASE-93-198| P93-10199 06

GEOPHYSICS

DANTE ROBOT TO EXPLORE ACTIVE ALASKA

VOLCANO IN SPRING

[NASA RELEASE-93-1951 P93-10196 06

GEORGE C. MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER

S MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, ALA.

GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV., WASHINGTON, D.C.

REMARKS GIVEN TO JOHN LOGSTONE SPACE

POLICY CLASS; GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

P93-10248 05

GERMAN SATELLITES

S ROSAT /GERMAN SATELLITE/

GERMAN SPACE AGENCY

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUFFLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20] P93-10021 06

INTERNATIONAL MARS EXPLORATION GROUP

FORMED

INASA RELEASE-93-87] P93-10088 06

NASA AND GERMAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN SPACE

AGREEMENT

INASA RELEASE-93-129] P93-10130 06

GETAWAY SPECIALS

PRIME AND BACKUP COSMONAUTS NAMED FOR

SHUTTLE STS-60 MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-93-61] P93-10062 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-93-78] ]°93-10079 06

GINGA SATELLITE

MYSTERY OF 'FASTEST FLICKERING' GALAXY

SOLVED

[NASA RELEASE-93-192] P93-10193 06

GIS/INFORMATION SYSTEMS/

S GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS

GLASS

JPL TEAM DEVELOPS SPECIAL POLLUTION

DETECTION GLASS

[NASA RELEASE-93-209] P93-10210 06

GLOBAL CHANGE PROGRAM

NASA AWARDS CONTRACT FOR EOSDIS CORE

SYSTEM

INASA RELEASE-93-56] P93-10057 06

GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM

FLIGHT TESTS PROVE SIMPLER SATELLITE-GUIDED

AUTOLAND METHOD

[NASA RELEASE-93-165] 1>93-10166 06

A-17
GLOBAL WARMING

GLOBAL WARMING

NASA SCIENTISTS CREATE EARTH BREATHING

IMAGE

f NASA RELEASE-93-223J P93-10224 06

GLOBULAR CLUSTERS

HUBBLE LOOKS AT THE HEART OF A GALAXY

COLLISION

I NASA RELEASE-93-97{ P93-10098 06

HUBBLE FINDS EVIDENCE OF STELLAR CLOSE

ENCOUNTERS

INASA RELEASE-93-109{ P93-10110 06

HUBBLE IDENTIFIES A SOURCE OF MYSTERIOUS

X-RAY BURSTS

I NASA RELEASE-93-156 _ P93-10157 06

GODDARD INST. FOR SPACE STUDIES, N.Y.

NASA HELPS PROVIDE FAMINE EARLY WARNING

FOR AFRICA

INASA RELEASE-93-2131 P93-t0214 06

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CTR., GREENBELT, MD.

SA NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE DATA CENTER,

GSFC

MYSTERIOUS CONCENTRATION OF DARK MATYER

DISCOVERED

FNASA RELEASE-93-1 ] P93-10001 06

BIG BANG THEORY PASSES TOUGHEST TEST

[NASA RELEASE-93-5{ P93-10006 06

1992 ANTARCTIC OZONE DEPLETION AS SEVERE

AS ANY PREVIOUS YEAR

{NASA RELEASE-93-13[ P93-10014 96

ASTRO-D MISSION TO LAUNCH TONIGHT IN

JAPAN

{NASA RELEASE-93-28[ P93-10029 06

SUPERNOVA MAY HAVE CAUSED HUGE VOID

AROUND SOLAR SYSTEM

INASA RELEASE-93-361 P93-10037 06

NASA/OHIO AEROSPACE INSTITUTE TO HOST

CYBERSPACE CONFERENCE

[NASA RELEASE-93-50] P93-10051 96

EVIDENCE POINTS TO OCEANS, LIGHTNING ON

EARLY VENUS

[NASA RELEASE-93-51 ] P93-10052 06

NASA TDRSS NETWORK MARKS 10 YEARS OF

OPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-93-60[ P93-10061 06

SCIENTISTS REVEAL NATURE OF EXPLODING, RED

SUPERGIANT STAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-63[ P9_-10064 06

CLEMENTINE MISSION SCIENCE TEAM SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-93-66[ P93-10067 06

OZONE DESTROYING CHLORINE EXISTED LONGER

IN 1992-93 WINTER

[NASA RELEASE-93-68[ P93-10069 06

NASA SATELLITE DATA SHAKE THEORIES ON

GAMMA-RAY BURSTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-72[ P93-10073 06

1992-93 GLOBAL OZONE LEVELS LOWER THAN ANY

PREVIOUS YEAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-74[ P93-10075 06

SCIENTISTS LOCATE NEW RADIATION BELT

AROUND EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-94[ P93-10095 06

NASA TO COMMERC!ALIZE REMOTE-CONTROL

TECHNOLOGY

{NASA RELEASE-93-100[ P93-10101 06

NEW DISCOVERIES BY NASA'S EUV EXPLORER

PRESENTED

tNASA RELEASE-93-105[ P93-10106 06

NASA SELECTS UPPER ATMOSPHERE

INVESTIGATORS

{NASA RELEASE-93-123[ P93-10124 06

COMPTON OBSERVATORY DISCOVERS INTENSE,

NEW X-RAY PULSAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-141[ P93-t0142 06

COBE 'BIG BANG' DATA MADE AVAILABLE TO

SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY

{NASA RELEASE-93-145] P93-I0146 06

CONTROLLERS LOSE CONTACT WITH NOAA-13

SATELLITE

NASA RELEASE-93-151 ] P93-10152 06

NASA/NOAA PANEL TO INVESTIGATE NOAA-13

FAILURE

NASA RELEASE-93-154} P93-10155 06

NASA NAMES TEAM TO STUDY RETURN TRIP TO

MARS

INASA RELEASE-93-1571 P93-10158 06

SATELLITE DATA GET NEW LEASE ON LIFE FROM

SOFTWARE BOOST

INASA RELEASE-93-164{ P93-10165 06

NASA SELECTS SECOND SET OF SMALL EXPLORER

MISSIONS

INASA RELEASE-93-168[ P93-10169 06

HUBBLE iNSTRUMENT MAY RECEIVE FURTHER

TESTING

{NASA RELEASE-93-169t P93-10170 06

COMPTON GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY TO GET

ORBIT BOOST

{NASA RELEASE-93-179[ P93-10180 06

GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY PRODUCES THREE

MAJOR DISCOVERIES

{NASA RELEASE-93-182[ P93-10183 06

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

{NASA RELEASE-93-186] P93-10187 06

1993 ANTARCTIC OZONE HOLE REACHES RECORD

LOWS

{NASA RELEASE-93-190[ P93-10191 06

MYSTERY OF 'FASTEST FLICKERING" GALAXY

SOLVED

[NASA RELEASE-93-192[ P93-10193 06

IO'S 'GHOST' DETECTED ON JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-93-208[ P93-10209 06

NASA SUCCEEDS WITH GAMMA-RAY

OBSERVATORY REBOOST

[NASA RELEASE-93-224] P93-10225 06

NASA ENDS COSMIC BACKGROUND EXPLORER

SCIENCE OPERATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-228[ P93-10229 06

GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL, PORTLAND, OR

NASA AND NIDCD SELECT VESTIBULAR RESEARCH

CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-93-111 ] P93-10112 06

GRANTS

SA NATIONAL SPACE GRANT COLE/FELLOWSHIP

PRG

NASA BOOSTS HYPERSONIC RESEARCH WITH

UNIVERSITY GRANTS

[NASA FIELEASE-93-152] P93-10153 06

NASA TAPS 20 SCHOOLS FOR AERONAUTICS

ENGINEERING GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-210[ P93-10211 06

GRAPES PROJECT

NASA AND CALIFORNIA WINE GROWERS JOINTLY

BA1-FLE PEST DAMAGE

{NASA RELEASE-93-55[ P93-10056 06

GRAVITATIONAL FIELDS

THREE SPACECRAFT TO CONDUCT 3-WEEK

GRAVITATIONAL WAVE SEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-93-48[ P93-10049 06

MAGELLAN TO TEST AEROBRAKING MANEUVER IN

VENUS ATMOSPHERE

[NASA RELEASE-93-89[ P93-10090 06

MAGELLAN AEROBRAK1NG, GRAVITY STUDIES

UNDERWAY

[NASA RELEASE-93-98] P93-t0099 06

MAGELLAN AEROBRAKING AT VENUS A SUCCESS

[NASA RELEASE-93-144[ P93-10145 06

GRAVITATIONAL PHYSIOLOGY

NASA STUDY MAY HELP REDUCE

LIGHTHEADEDNESS AFTER SPACE FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-30] P93-10031 06

METABOLIC SPACEWALK STUDIES SUBJECT OF

AMES RESEARCH

INASA RELEASE-93-93[ P93-10094 06

STS-58 SECOND SPACELAB MISSION DEDICATED

TO LIFE SCIENCES P93-10136 06

SHUTTLE RAT E)(PERIMENT YIELDS UNEXPECTED

RESULTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-181[ P93-10182 06

GRAVITATIONAL WAVES

THREE SPACECRAFT TO CONDUCT 3oWEEK

GRAVITATIONAL WAVE SEARCH

INASA RELEASE-93-48[ P93-10049 06

SUBJECT INDEX

GRAVITY

MAGELLAN AEROBRAKING AT VENUS A SUCCESS

[NASA RELEASE-93-144[ P93-10145 06

GREAT LAKES INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY CENTER

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SPACE STATION REDESIGN ADVISORY MEMBERS

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MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM'S "THE LARRY

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HUGHES AIRCRAFT CO., LOS ANGELES, CALIF.

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HUMAN RESEARCH

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SA DEUTERIUM

FROZEN MOLECULAR HYDROGEN DISCOVERED IN

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SUPERNOVA MAY HAVE CAUSED HUGE VOID

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HYPERSONIC AIRCRAFT

NASA BOOSTS HYPERSONIC RESEARCH WITH

UNIVERSITY GRANTS

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HYPERSONICS

NASA BOOSTS HYPERSONIC RESEARCH WITH

UNIVERSITY GRANTS

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NASA AND RUSSIA SIGN AERONAUTICS

AGREEMENT IN MOSCOW

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EVIDENCE FOR SOLID WATER FOUND ON

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CONDITIONS

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NASA TESTS HELICOPTER MODEL IN ICING

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ICING

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NASA PROVIDING MIDWEST FLOODING

INFORMATION

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COMPUTER PROGRAM WILL CATALOG

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GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY PRODUCES THREE

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NASA AND SUPRA MEDICAL CORP. TO DEVELOP

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IMPERIAL COLLEGE, LONDON, ENGLAND

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IN-SPACE TECHNOLOGY EXPERIMENTS PROGRAM

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IN-STEP/PROGRAM/

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INDICATING INSTRUMENTS

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INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS

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INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS ADVISORY COMMITTEE

LEWIS, CASE, BATTELLE TO COMMERCIALIZE NASA

INVENTIONS

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INDUSTRIAL COOPERATION

LEWIS, CASE, BATTELLE TO COMMERCIALIZE NASA

INVENTIONS

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NEW WINDSHEAR SENSORS A

GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY 'SUCCESS STORY'

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ARCHITECT OF NASA TECHNOLOGY INCUBATORS

TO RECEIVE AWARD

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NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-93-186] P93-10187 06

TECHNOLOGY 2003 TO HIGHLIGHT NEW

TECHNOLOGICAL DISCOVERIES

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TRANSCRIPT: REMARKS BY DANIEL S GOLDIN ON

NASA TELEVISION P93-10230 05

INERT GASES

S XENON

INFORMATION SYSTEMS

SA GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS

NASA/OHIO AEROSPACE INSTITUTE TO HOST

CYBERSPACE CONFERENCE

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NASA AWARDS CONTRACT FOR EOSDIS CORE

SYSTEM

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TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER CENTER TO WORK WITH

SDIO TO AID INDUSTRY

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INFRARED ASTRONOMY

BIG BANG THEORY PASSES TOUGHEST TEST

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NASA SR-71 NOW A FLYING OBSERVATORY

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INFRARED DETECTORS

NEW WINDSHEAR SENSORS A

GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY 'SUCCESS STORY'

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NASA, FAA CONSIDER REVISED WINDSHEAR

PILOTING PROCEDURES

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INFRARED PHOTOGRAPHY

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INFORMATION

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INFRARED RADIATION

NASA AND GERMAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN SPACE

AGREEMENT

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INFRARED SCANNER

NASA-RUSSIAN MISSION EXPLORES KAMCHATKAN

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EVIDENCE FOR SOLID WATER FOUND ON

JUPITER'S MOON IO

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INFRARED SPECTROMETER

NASA AND GERMAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN SPACE

AGREEMENT

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INFRARED TELESCOPES

NASA AND GERMAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN SPACE

AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-93-129[ P93-10130 06

FROZEN MOLECULAR HYDROGEN DISCOVERED IN

STELLAR NURSERY

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INLET FLOW

NASA SAVES $1 MILLION ON AERONAUTICS

RESEARCH PROJECT

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INNOVATIONS

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INSECTS

NASA AND CALIFORNIA WINE GROWERS JOINTLY

BATTLE PEST DAMAGE

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NASA HELPS PROVIDE FAMINE EARLY WARNING

FOR AFRICA

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INSTITUTE FOR SPACE/ASTRONAUTIC SCI., JAP.

ASTRO-D MISSION TO LAUNCH TONIGHT IN

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INSTITUTE OF AEROSPACE SCIENCES

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INSTITUTE OF BIOMEDICAL PROBLEMS, U.S.S.R.

U.S./RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCIES HOOKING

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INSTRUMENT LANDING SYSTEMS

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INSTRUMENTATION

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INTERAGENCY COOPERATION

NASA, OTHER AGENCIES TO EXPLAIN

TECHNOLOGY REINVESTMENT

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TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER CENTER TO WORK WITH

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SOLICITATION ISSUED FOR TECHNOLOGY

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SUBJECT INDEX

NASA BOOSTS HYPERSONIC RESEARCH WITH

UNIVERSITY GRANTS

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INTERFACIAL DYNAMICS CORP., OREGON

CONSORT 6 LAUNCH DATE SET

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INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES

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INTERNATIONAL AEROSPACE MACHINISTS UNION

INTERVIEW WITH MATT BATES, INTERNATIONAL

AEROSPACE MACHINISTS UNION; ACR

HEADQUARTERS, WASHINGTON, DC

P93-10245 05

INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS

NASA AND RUSSIA SIGN AERONAUTICS

AGREEMENT IN MOSCOW

INASA RELEASE-93-2211 P93-10222 06

NASA AND RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN

AGREEMENT FOR ADDITIONAL SPACE SHUTTLE/MIR

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[NASA RELEASE-g3-222 P93-10223 06

INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION

AAAS TO HONOR NASA SCIENTIST FOR OZONE

RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-93-26 P93-10027 06

ASTRO-D MISSION TO LAUNCH TONIGHT IN

JAPAN

NASA RELEASE-93-28 P93-10029 06

NASA BUDGET BOOSTS TECHNOLOGY, PROMISES

IMPROVED SPACE STATION PROGRAM

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NASA AND CENTRAL AMERICA WILL EXPAND RAIN

FOREST STUDIES

NASA RELEASE-93-47 P93-10048 06

THREE SPACECRAFT TO CONDUCT 3-WEEK

GRAVITATIONAL WAVE SEARCH

NASA RELEASE-93-48 P93-10049 06

PRIME AND BACKUP COSMONAUTS NAMED FOR

SHUTTLE STS-60 MISSION

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NASA AND THE RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN

MARS !94 CONTRACT

'NASA RELEASE-93-62 P93-10063 06

GIBBONS OUTLINES SPACE STATION REDESIGN

GUIDANCE

"NASA RELEASE-93_4 P93-10065 06

NASA AMES TO DRIVE RUSSIAN ROBOT VIA

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-93-84 P93-10085 06

INTERNATIONAL MARS EXPLORATION GROUP

FORMED

INASA RELEASE-93-87 P93-10088 06

NASA TO FEATURE VIDEOWALL AT PARIS AIR

SHOW

NASA RELEASE-93-92 P93-10093 06

STATION REDESIGN TEAM TO SUBMIT FINAL

REPORT

'NASA RELEASE-93-104" P93-10105 06

NASA AND GERMAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN SPACE

AGREEMENT

'NASA RELEASE-93-129 P93-I0130 06

HUBBLE IDENTIFIES A SOURCE OF MYSTERIOUS

X-RAY BURSTS

NASA RELEASE-93-156 P93-10157 06

CREW MEMBERS SELECTED FOR STS-63 SHUTTLE

SPACEHAB-3 FLIGHT

NASA RELEASE-93-161 P93-10162 06

NASA PROGRAM TO HELP VICTIMS OF RUSSIAN

EMERGENCY

{NASA RELEASE-93-183 P93-10184 06

U,S./RUSStAN SPACE AGENCIES HOOKING

SCIENCE NETWORKS

NASA RELEASE-93-196 P93-10197 06

NASA-RUSSIAN MISSION EXPLORES KAMCHATKAN

VOLCANOES

NASA RELEASE-93-198 P93-10199 06

HUBBLE DEEP-SKY SURVEY FINDS INTERACTING

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NASA RELEASE-g3-203 P93-10204 06

A-20
SUBJECT INDEX

ULYSSES REACHES UNEXPLORED REGIONS OF

SUN

tNASA RELEASE-93-2171 P93-10218 06

NASA AND RUSSIA SIGN AERONAUTICS

AGREEMENT IN MOSCOW

INASA RELEASE-93-221 I P93-10222 06

NASA AND RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN

AGREEMENT FOR ADDITIONAL SPACE SHUTTLE/MIR

MISSIONS

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TRANSCRIPT: REMARKS BY DANIEL S. GOLDIN ON

NASA TELEVISION P93-10230 05

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DANIEL S.

GOLDIN TO THE AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL

SOCIETY - GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM:

REDESIGN OF THE SPACE STATION; HYATT REGENCY

HOTEL, CRYSTAL CITY, ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

P93-10232 05

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON, DE; P93-10233 05

REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY: TO BOLDLY

GO - GIVING THOUGHT TO WHAT COMES NEXT IN

SPACE; NATIONAL SPACE CLUB SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE, FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA P93-10238 05

NEW YORK TIMES INTERVIEW P93-10242 05

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDIN

TO THE AEROSPACE INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION (AIA);

LITCHFIELD PARK, ARIZONA P93-10243 05

REMARKS GIVEN TO JOHN LOGSTONE SPACE

POLICY CLASS; GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

P93-10248 05

MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM'S "THE LARRY

KING SHOW': INTERVIEWWITH DAN GOLDIN

P93-10249 05

INTERNATIONAL GLOBAL CHANGE PROGRAM

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INTERNATIONAL SATELLITES

S EXOSAT/EUROPEAN X-RAY OBS. SATELLITE/

S GINGA SATELLITE

S lUE /INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET

EXPLORER/

S ROSAT/GERMAN SATELLITE/

INTERNATIONAL SOLAR POLAR MISSION

S ULYSSES MISSION

INTERNATIONAL TECHNICAL UNDERWRITERS

SPACE STATION REDESIGN ADVISORY MEMBERS

NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-93-59{ P93-10060 06

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER

S IUE /INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET

EXPLORER/

INTIERNETS

U.S./RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCIES HOOKING

SCIENCE NETWORKS

[NASA RELEASE-93-196[ P93-10197 06

INTERPLANETARY MAGNETIC FIELDS

GALILEO DETECTS MAGNETIC FIELD AROUND

ASTEROID IDA

JNASA RELEASE-93-193{ P93-10194 06

IO'S 'GHOST' DETECTED ON JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-93-208{ P93-10209 06

INTERSTELLAR OUST

DIAMONDS IN THE SKY CHALLENGE GALAXY

EVOLUTION THEORIES

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NEW DISCOVERIES BY NASA'S EUV EXPLORER

PRESENTED

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FROZEN MOLECULAR HYDROGEN DISCOVERED IN

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INTERSTELLAR GAS

HUBBLE DISCOVERS A DOUBLE NUCLEUS IN CORE

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SUPERNOVA MAY HAVE CAUSED HUGE VOID

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VOYAGER SPACECRAFT FIND CLUE TO ANOTHER

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NEW DISCOVERIES BY NASA'S EUV EXPLORER

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HUBBLE SEES GAS SHELL AROUND NOVA CYGNI

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FROZEN MOLECULAR HYDROGEN DISCOVERED IN

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INTERSTELLAR MA'B'ER

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NASA SCIENTISTS SOLVE LONG-STANDING

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DIAMONDS IN THE SKY CHALLENGE GALAXY

EVOLUTION THEORIES

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GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY PRODUCES THREE

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INTERSTELLAR SPACE

VOYAGER SPACECRAFT FIND CLUE TO ANOTHER

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NEW DISCOVERIES BY NASA'S EUV EXPLORER

PRESENTED

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INVENTIONS

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INVENTOR OF THE YEAR AWARD

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INVESTIGATION BOARDS

NASA NAMES HEAD OF MARS OBSERVER

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NASA/NOAA PANEL TO INVESTIGATE NOAA-13

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MARS OBSERVER INVESTIGATION BOARD

MEMBERS NAMED

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NASA BOARD TO INVESTIGATE STS-51 HARDWARE

PROBLEM

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EVIDENCE FOR SOLID WATER FOUND ON

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IO'S 'GHOST' DETECTED ON JUPITER

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NASA SELECTS UPPER ATMOSPHERE

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NASA PROVIDING MIDWEST FLOODING

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IOWA UNIV., IOWA CITY

PIONEER CELEBRATES 10 YEARS BEYOND THE

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JET PROPULSION LAB., PASADENA, CALIF.

GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY PRODUCES THREE

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ITALIAN SPACE AGENCY

INTERNATIONAL MARS EXPLORATION GROUP

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NASA SELECTS SECOND SET OF SMALL EXPLORER

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IUE/INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER/

SCIENTISTS REVEAL NATURE OF EXPLODING, RED

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SATELLITE DATA GET NE3N LEASE ON LIFE FROM

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JAPAN

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JAPANESE SPACE AGENCY

ASTRO-D MISSION TO LAUNCH TONIGHT IN

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STATION REDESIGN TEAM TO SUBMIT FINAL

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JET ENGINES

SA DUCTED FAN ENGINES

NASA TESTING NEW', POWERFUL DUCTED FANS

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JET PROPULSION LAB., PASADENA, CALIF.

NASA SELECTS 11 DISCOVERY MISSION CONCEPTS

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NASA CO-SPONSORS HIGH-TECH SMALL BUSINESS

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SCIENTISTS FORESEE STRENGTHENING EL NINO

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THREE SPACECRAFT TO CONDUCT 3-WEEK

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CLEMENTINE MISSION SCIENCE TEAM SELECTED

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COMPUTER PROGRAM WILL CATALOG

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NASA SR-71 NOW A FLYING OBSERVATORY

[NASA RELEASE-93-71{ P93-10072 06

MAGELLAN TO TEST AEROBRAKING MANEUVER IN

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MAGELLAN AEROBRAKING, GRAVITY STUDIES

UNDERWAY

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VOYAGER SPACECRAFT FIND CLUE TO ANOTHER

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NASA TO COMMERCIALIZE REMOTE-CONTROL

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NASA USES NEW METHOD TO DETECT NEW STARS

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SHUTTLE OZONE DATA RETRIEVED FROM ATMOS

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TOPEX POSEIDON MAPS PRECISE GLOBAL SEA

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NITROGEN ICE DISCOVERED ON PLUTO

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NASA NAMES IMAGIN, PRINCIPAL iNVESTIGATOR

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NASA NAMES TEAM TO STUDY RETURN TRIP TO

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NASA SELECTS SECOND SET OF SMALL EXPLORER

MISSIONS

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HUBBLE INSTRUMENT MAY RECEIVE FURTHER

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INASA RELEASE-93-1691 P93-10170 06

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

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GALILEO DETECTS MAGNETIC FIELD AROUND

ASTEROID IDA

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TOPEX/POSEIDON DATA CONFIRMS EL NINO

PREDICTIONS

NASA RELEASE-93-2051 P93-10206 06

JPL TEAM DEVELOPS SPECIAL POLLUTION

DETECTION GLASS

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NASA EXCEEDS MINORITY SMALL BUSINESS GOAL

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REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDIN

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JMR ASSOCIATES

SPACE STATION REDESIGN ADVISORY MEMBERS

NAMED

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JOHN F. KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, NASA, FLA.

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JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV., BALTIMORE, MD.

SA APPLIED PHYSICS LAB, LAUREL, MD.

SA APPLIED PHYSICS LABORATORY

HUBBLE DISCOVERS A DOUBLE NUCLEUS IN CORE

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HUBBLE DEEP-SKY SURVEY FINDS INTERACTING

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JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX.

SPACEWALK ADDED TO JULY SPACE SHUTTLE

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NASA FUNDS EXPERIMENT TO HELP

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PEARSON ANNOUNCES SHUTFLE PROGRAM

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PRIME AND BACKUP COSMONAUTS NAMED FOR

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[NASA RELEASE-93-61| P93-10062 06

NASA SPACE SUIT AND MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES

HONORED

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BIENNIAL ASTRONAUT RECRUITING BEGINS

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JSC DIRECTOR COHEN ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT

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SPACE STATION HOST CENTER AND PRIME

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TWENTY NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS HONORED

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ARCHITECT OF NASA TECHNOLOGY INCUBATORS

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MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE YEAR AWARDS

ANNOUNCED

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DIRECTOR OF AMES TECHNOLOGY

COMMERCIALIZATION CENTER NAMED

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GOLDIN ANNOUNCES KEY SPACE STATION

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NASA AND RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN

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PRESS CONFERENCE; JOHNSON SPACE CENTER,

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JOINT ULTRAVIOLET NIGHT SKY OBSERVER

NASA SELECTS SECOND SET OF SMALL EXPLORER

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JSC

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JUPITER/PLANET/

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GRAVITATIONAL WAVE SEARCH

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SCIENTISTS REVEAL NATURE OF EXPLODING, RED

SUPERGIANT STAR

[NASA RELEASE*93-63| P93-10064 06

HUBBLE INVESTIGATES COMET ON A COLLISION

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IO'S 'GHOST' DETECTED ON JUPITER

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JUPITER ORBITER/PROBE

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K

KELVIN WAVES

TOPEX/PosEIDON DATA CONFIRMS EL NINO

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KENNAMETAL, INC., PA.

CONSORT 6 LAUNCH DATE SET

[NASA RELEASE-93-22| P93-10023 06

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, COCOA BEACH, FLA.

KSC BASE OPERATIONS CONTRACT AWARD

PROTESTS SETrLED

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PEARSON ANNOUNCES SHUTTLE PROGRAM

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SCIENTISTS REVEAL NATURE OF EXPLODING, RED

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NASA RELEASE-93-63| P93-10064 06

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

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NASA, STATE OF FLORIDA, SIGN TECHNOLOGY

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HUBBLE INSTRUMENT MAY RECEIVE FURTHER

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NASA RELEASE-93-169[ P93-10170 06

MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE YEAR AWARDS

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KSC

S KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, COCOA BEACH,

FLA.

KUIPER AIRBORNE OBSERVATORY

EVIDENCE FOR SOLID WATER FOUND ON

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SUBJECT INDEX

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L. B. JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX.

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LAMINAR FLOW CONTROL

NASA TO DEVELOP TECHNOLOGY FOR FUTURE

HIGH-SPEED TRANSPORTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-52I P93-10053 06

LANDING AIDS

SA AUTOMATIC LANDING CONTROL

NASA F-15 MAKES FIRST ENGINE-CONTROLLED

TOUCHDOWN

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LANDING VEHICLES

NASA NAMES IMAGING PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR

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LANDSAT SATELLITES

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LANDSAT 4

NASA STUDY REFINES ESTIMATES OF AMAZON

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LANDSAT 5

NASA STUDY REFINES ESTIMATES OF AMAZON

DEFORESTATION

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LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER, HAMPTON, VA.

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NASA TO DEVELOP TECHNOLOGY FOR FUTURE

HIGH-SPEED TRANSPORTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-52| P93-10053 06

NASA SPACE SUIT AND MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES

HONORED

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NASA SYSTEM RESEARCH AIRCRAFT MAKES FIRST

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[NASA RELEASE-93-95[ P93-10096 06

NASA TESTING NEW, POWERFUL DUCTED FANS

ENGINE FOR CIVIL JETS

[NASA RELEASE-93-103| P93-10104 06

NASA SELECTS UPPER ATMOSPHERE

INVESTIGATORS

[NASA RELEASE-93-123 P93-10124 06

NASA AWARDS HIGH-SPEED AIR TRANSPORT

MATERIALS STUDY CONTRACTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-124 P93-10125 06

NASA AND SUPRA MEDICAL CORP. TO DEVELOP

ULTRASOUND DETECTOR

NASA RELEASE-93-125 P93-10126 06

NASA ADAPTING UNIQUE X-RAY SYSTEM TO

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[NASA RELEASE-93-137} P93-10138 06

FLIGHT TESTS PROVE SIMPLER SATELLITE-GUIDED

AUTOLAND METHOD

[NASA RELEASE-93-165 P93-10166 06

NEW WlNDSHEAR SENSORS A

GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY 'SUCCESS STORY'

[NASA RELEASE-93-170 P93-10171 06

NASA. FAA CONSIDER REVISED WINDSHEAR

PILOTING PROCEDURES

[NASA RELEASE-93-171 P93-10172 06

TWENTY NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS HONORED

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[NASA RELEASE-93-175 P93-10176 06

NASA BOARD TO INVESTIGATE STS-51 HARDWARE

PROBLEM

[NASA RELEASE-93-184 P93-10185 06

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

INASA RELEASE-93-186 P93-10187 06

COCKPIT WEATHER SYSTEM MAY SAVE AIRLINES

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[NASA RELEASE-93-194 P93-10195 06

NASA TAPS 20 SCHOOLS FOR AERONAUTICS

ENGINEERING GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-210 P93-10211 06

A-22
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LAPTOP COMPUTERS

PORTABLE COMPUTER TO HELP ASTRONAUTS

CONDUCT SCIENCE

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LARC

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LARGE SPACE TELESCOPE

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LASER APPLICATIONS

CATARACT SUFFERERS COULD BENEFIT FROM

SPACE TECHNOLOGY

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NASA TESTS NEW LASER AIR DATA SYSTEM ON

SR-71 BLACKBIRD

INASA RELEASE-93-1631 P93-10164 06

LASER/LIGHT DETECTION AND RANGING

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LASERS

CATARACT SUFFERERS COULD BENEFIT FROM

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LAUNCH DATES

CONSORT 6 LAUNCH DATE SET

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LAUNCH VEHICLES

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LEAR JET AIRCRAFT

NASA, LEAR JET JOIN TO CREATE NEW BUSINESS

JET TECHNOLOGIES

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LEARJET INC., WICHITA, KANSAS

NASA, LEAR JET JOIN TO CREATE NEW BUSINESS

JET TECHNOLOGIES

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LERC

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LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER, CLEVELAND, OHIO

NASA RESEARCHER TAPPED FOR OHIO SCIENCE

HALL OF FAME

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CATARACT SUFFERERS COULD BENEFIT FROM

SPACE TECHNOLOGY

NASA RELEASE-93-46] P93-10046 06

NASA/OHIO AEROSPACE INSTITUTE TO HOST

CYBERSPACE CONFERENCE

NASA RELEASE-93-50[ P93-10051 06

NASA TO DEVELOP TECHNOLOGY FOR FUTURE

HIGH-SPEED TRANSPORTS

NASA RELEASE-93-52[ P93-10053 06

NASA ENGINEER RECEIVES TECHNOLOGY

TRANSFER AWARD

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LEWIS SPACE RESEARCH SPAWNS WATER

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LEWIS, CASE, BATTELLE TO COMMERCIALIZE NASA

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NASA RELEASE-93-91] P93-10092 06

NASA SYSTEM RESEARCH AIRCRAFT MAKES FIRST

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NASA RELEASE-93-95} P93-10096 06

NASA TESTING NEW, POWERFUL DUCTED FANS

ENGINE FOR CIVIL JETS

NASA RELEASE-93-103[ P93-10104 06

UNIQUE CHEMICAL PROCESS COULD IMPROVE

CERAMIC MATERIALS

NASA RELEASE-93-143] P93-10144 06

SPACE STATION HOST CENTER AND PRIME

CONTRACTOR ANNOUNCED

NASA RELEASE-93-148[ P93-10149 06

NASA/NOAA PANEL TO INVESTIGATE NOAA-13

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NASA RELEASE-93-154[ P93-10155 06

ANTARCTIC TO BECOME LABORATORY FOR

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NASA RELEASE-93-178[ P93-10179 06

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

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NASA FLIES FIBER OPTICS ON AIRCRAFT CONTROL

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NASA ANNOUNCES NEW SEMICONDUCTOR

GROWTH PROCESS

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NASA TAPS 20 SCHOOLS FOR AERONAUTICS

ENGINEERING GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-210} P93-10211 06

LIDAR

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LIFE SCIENCES

SA AEROSPACE MEDICINE

SA BIOTECHNOLOGY

SA GENETICS AND GROWTH

SA PHYSIOLOGY

NASA SELECTS CENTER FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

INASA RELEASE-93-40[ P93-10041 06

ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES TO ENHANCE

PROGRAMS, RELATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-44 ] P93-10045 06

PRIME AND BACKUP COSMONAUTS NAMED FOR

SHU]_LE STS-60 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-61[ P93-10062 06

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

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ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

STS-58 SECOND SPACELAB MISSION DEDICATED

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NASA EDUCATION TELECASTS SCHEDULED FOR

1993-94 SCHOOL YEAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-150[ P93-10151 06

SHUTTLE MISSION TO CONDUCT SCIENTIFIC

FIRST

[NASA RELEASE-93-173[ P93-10174 06

PORTABLE COMPUTER TO HELP ASTRONAUTS

CONDUCT SCIENCE

[NASA RELEASE-93-180[ P93-10181 06

U.S./RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCIES HOOKING

SCIENCE NETWORKS

[NASA RELEASE-93-196] P93-10197 06

LIGHTER-THAN-AIR VEHICLES

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LIGHTNING

EVIDENCE POINTS TO OCEANS, LIGHTNING ON

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NASA RESEARCHERS RECORD UNUSUAL FLASHES

IN UPPER ATMOSPHERE

[NASA RELEASE-93-167[ P93-10168 06

LINE SPECTRA

NASA SCIENTISTS SOLVE LONG-STANDING

STELLAR MYSTERY

[NASA RELEASE-93-25[ P93-10026 06

EVIDENCE FOR SOLID WATER FOUND ON

JUPITER'S MOON IO

[NASA RELEASE-93-107[ P93-10108 06

GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY PRODUCES THREE

MAJOR DISCOVERIES

[NASA RELEASE-93-182[ P93-10183 06

LOCKHEED AERONAUTICAL SYSTEMS CO., GEORGIA

NASA AWARDS HIGH-SPEED AIR TRANSPORT

MATERIALS STUDY CONTRACTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-124[ P93-10125 06

LOCKHEED CORP.

INDUSTRY TESTS NASA COMPUTER PROGRAMS

FOR EFFICIENT DESIGNING

[NASA RELEASE-93-90[ P93-10091 06

NASA SELECTS UPPER ATMOSPHERE

INVESTIGATORS

[NASA RELEASE-93-123] P93-10124 06

LOCKHEED CORP., SUNNYVALE, CALIF.

S LOCKHEED SPACE SYS. DIV,, SUNNYVALE, CA.

LOCKHEED MISSILES AND SPACE CO., CALIF.

NEW WINDSHEAR SENSORS A

GOVERNMENT*INDUSTRY 'SUCCESS STORY'

INASA RELEASE-93-170[ P93-10171 06

LOCKHEED SPACE OPERATIONS, FLA.

KSC BASE OPERATIONS CONTRACT AWARD

PROTESTS SETTLED

INASA RELEASE-93-181 P93-10019 06

LOCKHEED SPACE SYS. DIV., SUNNYVALE, CA.

NASA LIMITS EXPENDITURES ON THE ASRM

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INASA RELEASE-93-189[ P93-10190 06

LORAL AEROSYS, SEABROOK, MD

NASA AWARDS CONTRACT FOR EOSDIS CORE

SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-93-56[ P93-10057 06

LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LAB., N. MEX.

ULYSSES REACHES UNEXPLORED REGIONS OF

SUN

tNASA RELEASE-93-217[ P93-10216 06

LUNAR AND PLANETARY INSTITUTE OF HOUSTON

CLEMENTINE MISSION SCIENCE TEAM SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-93-66[ P93-10067 06

LUNAR EXPLORATION

CLEMENTINE MISSION SCIENCE TEAM SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-93-66[ P93-10067 06

LUNAR LANDING

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M

MACHINE LEARNING

COMPUTER PROGRAM WILL CATALOG

ASTRONOMICAL SKY SURVEY

[NASA RELEASE-93-67[ P93-10068 06

MACINTOSH PERSONAL COMPUTERS

PORTABLE COMPUTER TO HELP ASTRONAUTS

CONDUCT SCIENCE

[NASA RELEASE-93-180} P93-10181 06

MADIC

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MAGELLAN MISSION

MAGELLAN TO TEST AEROBRAKING MANEUVER IN

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ADDRESS TO THE AIAA P93-10240 05

REMARKS GIVEN TO JOHN LOGSTONE SPACE

POLICY CLASS; GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

P93-1024B 05

MISSISSIPPI RIVER

NASA PROVIDING MIDWEST FLOODING

INFORMATION

[NASA RELEASE-93-134{ P93-10135 06

MISSOURI

NASA PROVIDING MIDWEST FLOODING

INFORMATION

{NASA RELEASE-93-134[ P93-10135 06

NASA SPONSORING SMALL BUSINESS

CONFERENCE ON DEC. 1-2

[NASA RELEASE-93-201[ P93-10202 06

MISSOURI RIVER

NASA PROVIDING MIDWEST FLOODING

INFORMATION

[NASA RELEASE-93-134[ P93-10135 06

MOBILE TEACHER RESOURCE CENTER

S TEACHER RESOURCE CENTERS, NASA

MODELING

S COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION

MODELS

S ASTRONOMICAL MODELS

S WIND TUNNEL MODELS

MOLECULAR BIOLOGY

NASA SELECTS CENTER FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-93-40[ P93-10041 06

MOLECULAR STRUCTURE DETERMINATION

NASA JOINS FORCES WITH INDUSTRY IN AIDS

RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-93-68] P93-10089 06

PROTEIN CRYSTAL GROWTH RESEARCH TAKES

STEP TOWARD NEW DRUGS

[NASA RELEASE-93-166[ P93-10167 06

MONITORS

NASA SPACE SUIT AND MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES

HONORED

[NASA RELEASE-93-69[ P93-10070 06

JPL TEAM DEVELOPS SPECIAL POLLUTION

DETECTION GLASS

[NASA RELEASE-93-209[ P93-10210 06

MONTEREY BAY AQUARIUM RESEARCH INSTITUTE

ANTARCTIC TO BECOME LABORATORY FOR

FUTURE MARS MISSIONS

{NASA RELEASE-93-178] P93-10179 06

MORGAN STATE COLLEGE, MD.

MINORITY STUDENTS APPRENTICE ON SPACE

RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-93-116} P93-10117 06

MORPHOLOGY

S GEOMORPHOLOGY

MOSCOW CLINICAL HOSPITAL/RUSSIA/

NASA PROGRAM TO HELP VICTIMS OF RUSSIAN

EMERGENCY

[NASA RELEASE-93-183] P93-10184 06

MOTION PICTURES

NASA PRESENTS PUBLIC SERVICE MEDAL TO GENE

RODDENBERRY

{NASA RELEASE-93-19] P93-10020 06

MOTION SICKNESS

NASA AND NIDCD SELECT VESTIBULAR RESEARCH

CENTER

] NASA RELEASE-93-111 ] P93-10112 06

SUBJECT INDEX

MOTOREN-UND TURBINEN-UNION, MUNICH, GERM.

NASA TESTING NEW, POWERFUL DUCTED FANS

ENGINE FOR CIVIL JETS

[NASA RELEASE-93-103[ P93-10104 06

MOUNT PINATUBO, PHILIPPINES

MT. PINATUBO ERUPTION CAUSES TEMPORARY

COOLING OF EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-41J P93-10042 06

1992-93 GLOBAL OZONE LEVELS LOWER THAN ANY

PREVIOUS YEAR

{NASA RELEASE-93-74 ] P93-10075 06

1993 ANTARCTIC OZONE HOLE REACHES RECORD

LOWS

[NASA RELEASE-93-tB0] P93-10191 06

MOX/EXPERIMENT/

S MARS OXIDENT EXPERIMENT/MOX/

MSFC

S MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, ALA.

MULTIDISCIPL ANAL & DESIGN INDUS. CNSRT.

INDUSTRY TESTS NASA COMPUTER PROGRAMS

FOR EFFICIENT DESIGNING

[NASA RELEASE-93-90] P93-10091 06

MULTIMEDIA

NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY AND EDUCATION

INITIATIVES LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-93-158{ P93-10159 06

MULTISPECTRAL SCANNER

NASA-RUSSIAN MISSION EXPLORES KAMCHATKAN

VOLCANOES

[NASA RELEASE-93-198[ P93-10199 06

MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM

SA BONES

STS-58 SECOND SPACELAB MISSION DEDICATED

TO LIFE SCIENCES P93-10136 06

N

NACELLES

NASA STARTS PHASE II OF SUPERSONIC AIRLINER

EFFORT

[NASA RELEASE-93-202[ P93-10203 06

NAMING

NASA GROUND TERMINALS RECEIVE NATIVE

AMERICAN NAMES

[NASA RELEASE-93-83| P93-10084 06

NAS

S NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES

NASA HIGH ALPHA PROGRAM

S HIGH ALPHA PROGRAM

NASA SELECT TELEVISION

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDIN

BEFORE THE JPL HIGH-TECH SMALL BUSINESS

DEVELOPMENT PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P93-10231 05

PRESS CONFERENCE; JOHNSON SPACE CENTER,

HOUSTON, TEXAS P93-10239 05

NASA SPECIALIZED CENTERS OF R&T

S SPECIALIZED CENTERS OF RESEARCH &

TRAINING

NASDA

S JAPANESE SPACE AGENCY

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

SPACE STATION REDESIGN ADVISORY MEMBERS

NAMED

[ NASA RELEASE-93-59[ P93-10060 06

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES

SA SPACE SCIENCE BOARD. NAS-NRC

GLOBAL CHANGE RESEARCH; ACADEMY OF

SCIENCES, NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL

BUILDING, WASHINGTON. DC P93-10244 05

A-26
SUBJECT INDEX NAVIGATION

NATIONAL AERON. AND SPACE ADMIN.

SA AMES RESEARCH CENTER, MOFFETT FIELD,

CA.

SA CLASSROOM OF THE FUTURE PROGRAM

SA CONTRACTING AND PROCUREMENT

SA DRYDEN FLIGHT RESEARCH FACILITY, CALIF.

SA EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

SA GODDARD INST. FOR SPACE STUDIES, N.Y.

SA GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CTR., GREENBELT,

MD.

SA HEADQUARTERS, NASA, WASHINGTON, DC.

SA JET PROPULSION LAB., PASADENA, CALIF.

SA JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX.

SA KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, COCOA BEACH,

FLA.

SA LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER, HAMPTON, VA.

SA LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER, CLEVELAND,

OHIO

SA MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, ALA.

SA OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION, NASA

SA OFFICE OF ADVANCED CONCEPTS AND

TECHNOLOGY

SA OFFICE OF AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

TECHNOLOGY

SA OFFICE OF EDUC. PROGRAMS AND SERV.,

NASA

SA OFFICE OF EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROGRAMS

SA OFFICE OF EXPLORATION, NASA

SA OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS

SA OFFICE OF PLANETARY PROGRAM, NASA

SA OFFICE OF PROCUREMENT

SA OFFICE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS, NASA

SA OFFICE OF SAFETY & MISSION ASSURANCE,

NASA

SA OFFICE OF SAFETY AND MISSION QUALITY,

NASA

SA OFFICE OF SMALL & DISADVANTAGED

BUSINESS

SA OFFICE OF SMALL BUSINESS OUTREACH,

NASA

SA OFFICE OF SPACE COMMUNICATIONS, NASA

SA OFFICE OF SPACE FLIGHT

SA OFFICE OF SPACE SCIENCE AND

APPLICATIONS

SA OFFICE OF SPACE STATION

SA OFFICE OF SPACE SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT,

NASA

SA OFFICE OF TECHNOLOGY UTILIZATION, NASA

SA OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR, NASA

SA SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION RES. OFF.,

NASA

SA SOLAR SYSTEM EXPLORATION DIVISION,

NASA

SA SPACE SHUTTLE PROGRAM OFFICE, NASA

SA STRATEGIC PLANNING COUNCIL, NASA

NASA AND NATIONAL INDUSTRY RESEARCH

GROUP SIGN AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-93-82[ P93-10083 06

INTERNATIONAL MARS EXPLORATION GROUP

FORMED

[NASA RELEASE-93-87[ P93-10088 06

NASA AND GERMAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN SPACE

AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-93-129[ P93-10130 06

HUBBLE SUPPORTS BLACK HOLE MODEL FOR

ACTIVE GALAXIES

INASA RELEASE-93-130[ P93-10t31 06

HUBBLE IDENTIFIES A SOURCE OF MYSTERIOUS

X-RAY BURSTS

INASA RELEASE-93-156[ P93-10157 06

MARS OBSERVER INVESTIGATION BOARD

MEMBERS NAMED

INASA RELEASE-93-1591 P93-10160 06

NATIONAL AEROSPACE PLANE

S AEROSPACE PLANES

NATIONAL AEROSPACE PLANE PROGRAM

NASA OSHKOSH EXHIBIT HIGHLIGHTS U.S.

'LEADERSHIP IN AERONAUTICS'

[NASA RELEASE-93-128[ P93-10129 06

NASA BOOSTS HYPERSONIC RESEARCH WITH

UNIVERSITY GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-93-152[ P93-10153 06

NATIONAL CENTER FOR ATMOSPHERIC RES., COLD

NASA SELECTS UPPER ATMOSPHERE

INVESTIGATORS

ENASA RELEASE-93-123] P93-10124 06

NATIONAL CENTER FOR MANUFACTURING SCIENCE

NASA AND NATIONAL INDUSTRY RESEARCH

GROUP SIGN AGREEMENT

I NASA RELEASE-93-82 ] P93-10083 06

REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY: BRUNEL'S

PRODUCTION LINE - INSPIRATION, INNOVATION AND

THE MARCH OF TECHNOLOGY; NATIONAL CENTER

FOR MANUFACTURING SCIENCES 1993 ANNUAL

MEETING, WASHINGTON, DC P93-10236 05

NATIONAL CENTER FOR SPACE STUDIES, FRANCE

S CENTRE NATL. D'ETUDES SPATIALES, FRANCE

NATIONAL ENvIRoNMENTAL SATELLITE SERVICE

1992-93 GLOBAL OZONE LEVELS LOWER THAN ANY

PREVIOUS YEAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-74[ P93-10075 06

NATIONAL FULL-SCALE AERODYNAMIC COMPLEX

WORLD'S LARGEST WIND TUNNEL WILL BE

WORLD'S QUIETEST

[NASA RELEASE-93-811 P93-10082 06

NASA TESTING NEW, POWERFUL DUCTED FANS

ENGINE FOR CIVIL JETS

[NASA RELEASE-93-103[ P93-10104 06

NATIONAL INST. OF STANDARDS AND TECHNOLOGY

NEW TECHNOLOGY REINVESTMENT PROJECT

SEMINAR SET FOR APRIL 1

[NASA RELEASE-93-57[ P93-1005B 06

NASA, OTHER AGENCIES TO EXPLAIN

TECHNOLOGY REINVESTMENT

[NASA RELEASE-93*65[ P93-10066 06

SOLICITATION ISSUED FOR TECHNOLOGY

REINVESTMENT PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-93-85] P93-10086 06

NATIONAL INST. ON DEAFNESS & OTHER DISORD.

NASA AND NIDCD SELECT VESTIBULAR RESEARCH

CENTER

[ NASA RELEASE-93-111 ] P93-10112 06

NATIONAL MEDAL OF TECHNOLOGY

ARCHITECT OF NASA TECHNOLOGY INCUBATORS

TO RECEIVE AWARD

INASA RELEASE-93-176[ P93-10177 06

NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMIN.

SA NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL SATELLITE

SERVICE

SA NOAA-I 1

AAAS TO HONOR NASA SCIENTIST FOR OZONE

RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-93-26[ P93-I0027 06

1992-93 GLOBAL OZONE LEVELS LOWER THAN ANY

PREVIOUS YEAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-74[ P93-10075 06

CONTROLLERS LOSE CONTACT WITH NOAA-13

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-93*151 ] P93-t0152 06

NASA/NOAA PANEL TO INVESTIGATE NOAA-13

FAILURE

[NASA RELEASE-93-154[ P93-10155 06

MARS OBSERVER INVESTIGATION BOARD

MEMBERS NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-93-159[ P93-10160 06

1993 ANTARCTIC OZONE HOLE REACHES RECORD

LOWS

[NASA RELEASE-93-190[ P93-1019I 06

TOPEX/POSEtDON DATA CONFIRMS EL NINO

PREDICTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-g3-205[ P93-10206 06

NASA HELPS PROVIDE FAMINE EARLY WARNING

FOR AFRICA

[NASA RELEASE-93-213[ P93-10214 06

NASA SCIENTISTS CREATE EARTH BREATHING

IMAGE

[NASA RELEASE-93-223[ P93-10224 06

NATIONAL OP13CAL ASTRONOMY OBSERVATORIES

HUBBLE FINDS A DOUBLE NUCLEUS IN THE

ANDROMEDA GALAXY

INASA RELEASE-93-133[ P93-10134 06

NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL

SA SPACE SCIENCE BOARD, NAS-NRC

NASA USES NEW METHOD TO DETECT NEW STARS

AND PLANETS

fNASA RELEASE-93-106[ P93-10107 06

GLOBAL CHANGE RESEARCH; ACADEMY OF

SCIENCES, NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL

BUILDING, WASHINGTON, DC P93-10244 05

NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

NEW TECHNOLOGY REINVESTMENT PROJECT

SEMINAR SET FOR APRIL 1

[NASA RELEASE-93-57[ P93-10058 06

NASA, OTHER AGENCIES TO EXPLAIN

TECHNOLOGY REINVESTMENT

|NASA RELEASE-93-65[ P93-10066 06

SOLICITATION ISSUED FOR TECHNOLOGY

REINVESTMENT PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-93-85[ P93-10086 06

HUBBLE SUPPORTS BLACK HOLE MODEL FOR

ACTIVE GALAXIES

[NASA RELEASE-93-130[ P93-10131 06

ANTARCTIC TO BECOME LABORATORY FOR

FUTURE MARS MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-178] P93-10179 06

DANTE ROBOT TO EXPLORE ACTIVE ALASKA

VOLCANO IN SPRING

[NASA RELEASE-93-195[ P93-10196 06

NATIONAL SCIENCE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

TWENTY NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS HONORED

IN WASHINGTON

[NASA RELEASE-93-175[ P93-10176 06

NATIONAL SPACE CLUB

REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY: TO BOLDLY

GO - GIVING THOUGHT TO WHAT COMES NEXT IN

SPACE; NATIONAL SPACE CLUB SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE, FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA P93-10238 05

NATIONAL SPACE DEVELOP. AGENCY, JAPAN

S JAPANESE SPACE AGENCY

NATIONAL SPACE GRANT COLL./FELLOWSHIP PRG.

UNIVERSITIES FLY OZONE RESEARCH BALLOON

FROM TEXAS TO FLA.

[NASA RELEASE-93-8[ P93-10009 06

NATIONAL SPACE POLICY

REMARKS GIVEN TO JOHN LOGSTONE SPACE

POLICY CLASS; GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

P93-10248 05

NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE DATA CENTER, GSFC

COBE 'BIG BANG' DATA MADE AVAILABLE TO

SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY

[NASA RELEASE-93-145[ P93-10146 06

NATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE SYMPOSIUM

TWENTY NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS HONORED

IN WASHINGTON

[NASA RELEASE*93-1751 P93-10176 06

NATIONAL SPACE TECHNOLOGY LAB., NASA

S STENNIS SPACE CENTER, MISS.

NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY INITIATIVE /NIT/

NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY AND EDUCATION

INITIATIVES LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-93-158[ P93-10159 06

NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER CENTER

NEW TECHNOLOGY REINVESTMENT PROJECT

SEMINAR SET FOR APRIL 1

INASA RELEASE-93-57| P93-10058 06

TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER CENTER TO WORK WITH

SDIO TO AID INDUSTRY

[NASA RELEASE-93o77[ P93-1007B 06

NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY AND EDUCATION

INITIATIVES LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-93-15B] P93-10t59 06

NATURAL SATELLITES

S CHARON

S IO

S TRITON

NAVAL RESEARCH LAB., WASHINGTON, D.C.

SCIENTISTS FORESEE STRENGTHENING EL NINO

EVENT

[NASA RELEASE-93-39[ P93-10040 06

CLEMENTINE MISSION SCIENCE TEAM SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-93-66[ P93-10067 06

MARS OBSERVER INVESTIGATION BOARD

MEMBERS NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-93-159] P93-10160 06

NAVIGATION

S GUIDANCE AND NAVIGATION SYSTEMS

A-27
NAVIGATION SATELLITESYSTEM

NAVIGATION SATELLITE SYSTEM

FLIGHT TESTS PROVE SIMPLER SATELLITE-GUIDED

AUTOLAND METHOD

NASA RELEASE-93-165[ P93-10166 06

NAVIGATION SATELLITES

FLIGHT TESTS PROVE SIMPLER SATELLITE-GUIDED

AUTOLAND METHOD

NASA RELEASE-93-1651 P93-10166 06

NAVY, U.S.

MARS OBSERVER INVESTIGATION BOARD

MEMBERS NAMED

NASA RELEASE-93-159[ P93-10160 06

NEAR EARTH ASTEROID RENDEZVOUS/NEAR/

NASA BEGINS DEVELOPMENT OF FIRST

ASTEROID-ORBITING MISSION

NASA RELEASE-93-220[ P93-t0221 06

NEBRASKA

NASA PROVIDING MIDWEST FLOODING

INFORMATION

NASA RELEASE-93-134] P93-10135 06

NEBULAE

GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY PRODUCES THREE

MAJOR DISCOVERIES

NASA RELEASE-93-182[ P93-10183 06

NESS

S NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL SATELLITE

SERVICE

NEUTRAL BUOYANCY SIMULATOR

HUBBLE SERVICING MISSION STUDY COMPLETED

[NASA RELEASE-93-96[ P93-10097 06

NEUTRON STARS

NASA SATELLITE DATA SHAKE THEORIES ON

GAMMA-RAY BURSTS

(NASA RELEASE-93-72 [ P93-10073 06

COMPTON OBSERVATORY DISCOVERS INTENSE,

NEW X-RAY PULSAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-141] P93-10142 06

HUBBLE IDENTIFIES A SOURCE OF MYSTERIOUS

X-RAY BURSTS

INASA RELEASE-93-156[ P93-10157 06

NEW ENGLAND

S NEVV HAMPSHIRE

NEW HAMPSHIRE

NASA SMALL BUSINESS OUTREACH OFFICE TO

OPEN IN NASHUA, N.H.

INASA RELEASE-93-206[ P93-10207 06

NEW HAMPSHIRE TECHNICAL COLLEGE, NASHUA

NASA SMALL BUSINESS OUTREACH OFFICE TO

OPEN IN NASHUA, N.H.

INASA RELEASE-93-206] P93-10207 06

NEW HAMPSHIRE UNIV., DURHAM

NASA STUDY REFINES ESTIMATES OF AMAZON

DEFORESTATION

[NASA RELEASE-93-119] P93-10120 06

GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY PRODUCES THREE

MAJOR DISCOVERIES

INASA RELEASE-93-182[ P93-10183 06

NEW MEXICO SPACE GRANT CONSORTIUM

NASA GROUND TERMINALS RECEIVE NATIVE

AMERICAN NAMES

[NASA RELEASE-93-83{ P93-10084 06

NEW MEXICO STATE UNIV.

NASA GROUND TERMINALS RECEIVE NATIVE

AMERICAN NAMES

[NASA RELEASE-93-83[ P93-10084 06

NEW SPECTRAL IMAGING PROCESSING SYSTEM

SATELLITE DATA GET NEW LEASE ON LIFE FROM

SOFTWARE BOOST

[NASA RELEASE-93-1641 P93-10t65 06

NEW YORK STATE UNIV., STONY BROOK

CATARACT SUFFERERS COULD BENEFIT FROM

SPACE TECHNOLOGY

[NASA RELEASE-93-45[ P93-10046 06

NEW YORK TIMES

NASA INTERVIEW WITH BILL BROAD. NEW YORK

TIMES SCIENCE WRITER P93-10241 05

NEW YORK TIMES INTERVIEW P93-I0242 05

NEWS MEDIA

S NEW YORK TIMES

NEWSIPS

S NEW SPECTRAL IMAGING PROCESSING

SYSTEM

NICARAGUA

NASA AND CENTRAL AMERICA WILL EXPAND RAIN

FOREST STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-93-47[ P93-10048 06

NIDCD

S NATIONAL INST. ON DEAFNESS & OTHER

DISORD.

NIMBUS SATELLITES

S NIMBUS 7

NIMBUS 7

1992 ANTARCTIC OZONE DEPLETION AS SEVERE

AS ANY PREVIOUS YEAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-13[ P93-10014 06

1992-93 GLOBAL OZONE LEVELS LOWER THAN ANY

PREVIOUS YEAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-74 J P93-10075 06

NIST

S NATIONAL INST. OF STANDARDS AND

TECHNOLOGY

NIT/NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY INITIATIVE/

S NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY INITIATIVE/NIT/

NITROGEN OXIDES

NASA TO DEVELOP TECHNOLOGY FOR FUTURE

HIGH-SPEED TRANSPORTS

INASA RELEASE-93-52[ P93-10053 06

NOAA METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES

SA NOAA- 11

SA NOAA-13

CONTROLLERS LOSE CONTACT WITH NOAA-13

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-93-151] P93-10152 06

NASA HELPS PROVIDE FAMINE EARLY WARNING

FOR AFRICA

[NASA RELEASE-93-213[ P93-10214 06

NOAA- 11

1992-93 G LOBAL OZONE LEVELS LOWER THAN ANY

PREVIOUS YEAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-74[ P93-10075 06

NOAA- 13

CONTROLLERS LOSE CONTACT WITH NOAA-13

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-93-151[ P93-10152 06

NASA/NOAA PANEL TO INVESTIGATE NOAA-13

FAILURE

[NASA RELEASE-93-1541 P93-10155 06

NOISE REDUCTION

NASA TO DEVELOP TECHNOLOGY FOR FUTURE

HIGH-SPEED TRANSPORTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-52[ P93-10053 06

WORLD'S LARGEST WIND TUNNEL WILL BE

WORLD'S QUIETEST

[NASA RELEASE-93-81 ] P93-10082 06

SATELLITE DATA GET NEW LEASE ON LIFE FROM

SOFTWARE BOOST

[NASA RELEASE-93-164J P93-10165 06

NASA STARTS PHASE tl OF SUPERSONIC AIRLINER

EFFORT

INASA RELEASE-93-202[ P93-10203 06

NOISE REDUCTION RESEARCH

WORLD'S LARGEST WIND TUNNEL WILL BE

WORLD'S QUIETEST

[NASA RELEASE-93-81] P93-I0082 06

NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTS

NASA AND SUPRA MEDICAL CORP. TO DEVELOP

ULTRASOUND DETECTOR

[NASA RELEASE-93-125[ P93-10126 06

NASA ADAPTING UNIQUE X-RAY SYSTEM TO

INSPECT AIRCRAFT

[NASA RELEASE-93-137[ P93-10138 06

NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIV.

HUBBLE iNVESTiGATES COMET ON A COLLISION

COURSE WITH JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-93-188[ P93-10189 06

NORTHWEST AIRLINES

NASA, FAA CONSIDER REVISED WINDSHEAR

PILOTING PROCEDURES

[NASA RELEASE-93-171] 1>93-10172 06

SUBJECT INDEX

COCKPIT WEATHER SYSTEM MAY SAVE AIRLINES

$6 MILLION PER YEAR

INASA RELEASE-93*1941 P93-10195 06

NORTHWESTERN UNIV., EVANSTON, ILL

NASA AND NIDCD SELECT VESTIBULAR RESEARCH

CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-93-111 ] P93-10112 06

NOVA CYGNI 1992

HUBBLE SEES GAS SHELL AROUND NOVA CYGNI

1992

INASA RELEASE-93-174[ P93-10t75 06

NOVAE

S NOVA CYGNI 1992

NOZZLES

NASA STARTS PHASE II OF SUPERSONIC AIRLINER

EFFORT

{NASA RELEASE-93-202[ P93-10203 06

YELLOW CREEK FACILITIES TARGETED FOR

SHUTTLE NOZZLE WORK

[NASA RELEASE-93-215] P93-10216 06

NRC

S NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL

NSCORT

S SPECIALIZED CENTERS OF RESEARCH &

TRAINING

NSF

S NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

N3-rc

S NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER CENTER

NYMA, INC,, GREENBELT, MD

NASA AWARDS CONTRACT FOR EOSDIS CORE

SYSTEM

JNASA RELEASE-93-56 j P93-10057 06

0

OAST-2

STS-62 AND STS-59 SPACE SHUTTLE CREW

ASSIGNMENTS ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-93-42[ P93-10043 06

OBSERVATORIE DE PARIS, FRANCE

NITROGEN ICE DISCOVERED ON PLUTO

[NASA RELEASE-93-142] P93-10143 06

OBSERVATORIES

S DOMINION ASTROPHYSICAL OBSERVATORY,

CANADA

S GAMMA RAY OBSERVATORY

S GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OBS., FLAGSTAFF, ARIZ

S OBSERVATORIE DE PARIS, FRANCE

S PALOMAR OBSERVATORY, PASADENA, CALIF.

S ROYAL GREENWICH OBSERVATORY, ENGLAND

S ROYAL OBSERVATORY, EDINBURGH,

SCOTLAND

OCEAN BO'R'OM

ANTARCTIC TO BECOME LABORATORY FOR

FUTURE MARS MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-178] P93-10179 06

OCEAN CURRENTS

SCIENTISTS FORESEE STRENGTHENING EL NINO

EVENT

INASA RELEASE-93-39] P93-10040 06

TOPEX/POSEtDON DATA CONFIRMS EL NINO

PREDICTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-205] P93-10206 (26

OCEAN SURFACE

TOPEX POSEIDON MAPS PRECISE GLOBAL SEA

LEVEL

[NASA RELEASE-93-1221 P93-10123 06

OCEANOGRAPHY

SCIENTISTS FORESEE STRENGTHENING EL NINO

EVENT

JNASA RELEASE-93-391 P93-10040 06

TOPEX POSEIDON MAPS PRECISE GLOBAL SEA

LEVEL

INASA RELEASE-93-122[ P93-10123 06

TOPEX/POSEIDON DATA CONFIRMS EL NINO

PREDICTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-205[ P93-10206 06

A-28
SUBJECT INDEX

OCEANS

EVIDENCE POINTS TO OCEANS, LIGHTNING ON

EARLY VENUS

{NASA RELEASE-g3-51 I P93-10052 06

OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION, NASA

ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES TO ENHANCE

PROGRAMS. RELATIONS

I NASA RELEASE-93-441 P93-10045 06

NASA AND THE RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN

MARS '94 CONTRACT

I NASA RELEASE-g3-62} P93-10063 06

GIBBONS OUTLINES SPACE STATION REDESIGN

GUIDANCE

I NASA RELEASE-g3-64} P93-10065 06

OFFICE OF ADVANCED CONCEPTS AND

TECHNOLOGY

GOLDIN CALLS FOR IMPROVED TECHNOLOGY

TRANSFER TO INDUSTRY

1NASA RELEASE-93-91 P93-10010 06

CONSORT 6 LAUNCH DATE SET

[NASA RELEASE-93-22[ P93-10023 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROJECTS

NASA RELEASE-93-33[ P93-10034 06

NASA FUNDS EXPERIMENT TO HELP

COMMERCIALIZE TECHNOLOGY

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ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES TO ENHANCE

PROGRAMS, RELATIONS

NASA RELEASE-g3-44[ P93-10045 06

NASA, OTHER AGENCIES TO EXPLAIN

TECHNOLOGY REINVESTMENT

NASA RELEASE-g3-65[ P93-10066 06

NASA TO COMMERCIALIZE REMOTE-CONTROL

TECHNOLOGY

NASA RELEASE-93-100] P93-10101 06

ARCHITECT OF NASA TECHNOLOGY INCUBATORS

TO RECEIVE AWARD

NASA RELEASE-93-176[ P93-10177 06

ANTARCTIC TO BECOME LABORATORY FOR

FUTURE MARS MISSIONS

NASA RELEASE-93-178[ P93-10179 06

DIRECTOR OF AMES TECHNOLOGY

COMMERCIALIZATION CENTER NAMED

NASA RELEASE-93-185[ P93-10186 06

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

NASA RELEASE-93-186[ P93-10187 06

NASA SELECTS PHASE II SMALL BUSINESS

PROJECTS

NASA RELEASE-93-219] P93-10220 06

NASA MODIFIES FUNDING SUPPORT FOR CENTERS

FOR COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT

NASA RELEASE-g3-225[ P93-10226 (36

OFFICE OF AERONAUTICS AND SPACE TECHNOLOGY

NASA TO FEATURE VIDEOWALL AT PARIS AIR

SHOW

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OFFICE OF AERONAUTICS, NASA

ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES TO ENHANCE

PROGRAMS, RELATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-44[ P93-10045 06

NASA BOOSTS HYPERSONIC RESEARCH WITH

UNIVERSITY GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-93-152[ P93-10153 06

COCKPIT WEATHER SYSTEM MAY SAVE AIRLINES

$6 MILLION PER YEAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-194 P93-10195 06

NASA FOSTERS AEROSPACE ENGINEERING AT

SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY

[NASA RELEASE-93-197 P93-10198 06

NASA ANNOUNCES NEW SEMICONDUCTOR

GROWTH PROCESS

[NASA RELEASE-93-200 P93-10201 06

NASA TAPS 20 SCHOOLS FOR AERONAUTICS

ENGINEERING GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-g3-210 P93-10211 06

PERSEUS RESEARCH AIRCRAFT MAKES FIRST

TEST FLIGHT

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OFFICE OF SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS

OFFICE OF EDUC. PROGRAMS AND SERV., NASA

NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY AND EDUCATION

INITIATIVES LAUNCHED

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OFFICE OF EOUAL OPPORTUNITY PROGRAMS

NASA FOSTERS AEROSPACE ENGINEERING AT

SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY

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OFFICE OF EXPLORATION, NASA

EXPLORATION EFFORT SHIFTED TO OFFICE OF

SPACE SCIENCE

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OFFICE OF HIGH-SPEED RESEARCH, NASA

NASA AWARDS HIGH-SPEED AIR TRANSPORT

MATERIALS STUDY CONTRACTS

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OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS

JEFF LAWRENCE APPOINTED TO HEAD

LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS FOR NASA

[NASA RELEASE-93-70[ P93-10071 06

OFFICE OF LIFE & MiCROGRAVITY SCi. & APPL

ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES TO ENHANCE

PROGRAMS, RELATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-44[ P93-10045 06

OFFICE OF MISSION TO PLANET EARTH, NASA

ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES TO ENHANCE

PROGRAMS, RELATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-44[ P93-10045 06

NASA AND CENTRAL AMERICA WILL EXPAND RAIN

FOREST STUDIES

{NASA RELEASE-93-47[ P93-10048 06

OZONE DESTROYING CHLORINE EXISTED LONGER

IN 1992-93 WINTER

INASA RELEASE-93-68[ P93-10069 06

1992-93 GLOBAL OZONE LEVELS LOWER THAN ANY

PREVIOUS YEAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-74[ P93-10075 06

TOPEX POSEIDON MAPS PRECISE GLOBAL SEA

LEVEL

[NASA RELEASE-93-122[ P93-10123 06

NASA/NOAA PANEL TO INVESTIGATE NOAA-13

FAILURE

[NASA RELEASE-93-154[ P93-10155 06

NASA SCIENTISTS CREATE EARTH BREATHING

IMAGE

[NASA RELEASE-93-223[ P93-10224 06

OFFICE OF PLANETARY PROGRAM, NASA

FROZEN MOLECULAR HYDROGEN DISCOVERED IN

STELLAR NURSERY

[NASA RELEASE-93-187[ 1:)93-10188 06

OFFICE OF PLANETARY SCIENCE & ASTROPHYSICS

S OFFICE OF SPACE SCIENCE, NASA

OFFICE OF PROCUREMENT

LEE NAMED NASA PROCUREMENT CHIEF

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ORGANiZATiONAL CHANGES TO ENHANCE

PROGRAMS, RELATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-44] P93-10045 06

OFFICE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS, NASA

VINCENT NAMED ACTING PUBLIC AFFAIRS HEAD

[NASA RELEASE-93-15[ P93-10016 06

OFFICE OF SAFETY & MISSION ASSURANCE, NASA

NASA/NOAA PANEL TO INVESTIGATE NOAA-13

FAILURE

[NASA RELEASE-93-154[ P93-10155 06

NASA BOARD TO INVESTIGATE STS-51 HARDWARE

PROBLEM

[NASA RELEASE-93-184[ P93-10185 06

OFFICE OF SAFETY AND MISSION QUALITY, NASA

TWENTY NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS HONORED

IN WASHINGTON

[NASA RELEASE-93-175[ P93-10176 06

OFFICE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY POLICY

GIBBONS ouTLINEs SPACE STATION REDESIGN

GUIDANCE

{NASA RELEASE-93*64 } P93-10065 06

SPACE STATION HOST CENTER AND PRIME

CONTRACTOR ANNOUNCED

INASA RELEASE-93-1481 P93-10149 06

OFFICE OF SMALL & DISADVANTAGED BUSINESS

NEW ADVISORY GROUP EYES MINORITY

BUSINESSES

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NASA CO-SPONSORS HIGH-TECH SMALL BUSINESS

CONFERENCE

{NASA RELEASE-93-291 P93-10030 06

OFFICE OF SMALL BUSINESS OUTREACH, NASA

NASA SMALL BUSINESS OUTREACH OFFICE TO

OPEN IN NASHUA, NH.

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OFFICE OF SPACE & TERRESTRIAL APPLICATIONS

STS-62 AND STS-59 SPACE SHUTTLE CREW

ASSIGNMENTS ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-93-42] P93-10043 06

OFFICE OF SPACE COMMUNICATIONS, NASA

NASA TDRSS NETWORK MARKS 10 YEARS OF

OPERATION

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NASA GROUND TERMINALS RECEIVE NATIVE

AMERICAN NAMES

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TDRSS C-BAND AGREEMENT RESTRUCTURED

INASA RELEASE-93-126] P93-10127 06

OFFICE OF SPACE FLIGHT

PEARSON ANNOUNCES SHUTTLE PROGRAM

ADJUSTMENTS

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NASA TO FEATURE VlDEOWALL AT PARIS AIR

SHOW

[NASA RELEASE-93-92[ P93-10093 06

STATION REDESIGN TEAM TO SUBMIT FINAL

REPORT

NASA RELEASE-93-104] P93-t0105 06

NASA BOARD TO INVESTIGATE STS-51 HARDWARE

PROBLEM

INASA RELEASE-93-184] P93-10185 06

GOLDIN ANNOUNCES KEY SPACE STATION

MANAGEMENT MOVES

NASA RELEASE-93-191 ] P93-10192 06

YELLOW CREEK FACILITIES TARGETED FOR

SHUTTLE NOZZLE WORK

INASA RELEASE-93-215 P93-10216 06

OFFICE OF SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS

SA EARTH SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS DIV.,

NASA

1992 ANTARCTIC OZONE DEPLETION AS SEVERE

AS ANY PREVIOUS YEAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-13 P93-10014 06

NASA SELECTS 11 DISCOVERY MISSION CONCEPTS

FOR STUDY

[NASA RELEASE-93-27 1::93-10028 06

ASTRO-D MISSION TO LAUNCH TONIGHT IN

JAPAN

{NASA RELEASE-93-28 P93-10029 06

SCIENTISTS FORESEE STRENGTHENING EL NINO

EVENT

[NASA RELEASE-93-39 P93-10040 06

NASA SELECTS CENTER FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-93-40 F93-10041 06

EXPLORATION EFFORT SHIFTED TO OFFICE OF

SPACE SCIENCE

[NASA RELEASE-93-54 P93-10055 06

NASA SATELLITE DATA SHAKE THEORIES ON

GAMMA-RAY BURSTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-72 P93-10073 06

MAGELLAN TO TEST AEROBRAKING MANEUVER IN

VENUS ATMOSPHERE

{NASA RELEASE-93-89 P93-10090 06

NEW DISCOVERIES BY NASA'S EUM EXPLORER

PRESENTED

[NASA RELEASE-93-105[ P93-10106 06

NASA USES NE-3N METHOD TO DETECT NEW STARS

AND PLANETS

INASA RELEASE-93-1061 P93-10107 06

EVIDENCE FOR SOLID WATER FOUND ON

JUPITER'S MOON IO

[NASA RELEASE-93-107} P93-10108 06

NASA SELECTS UPPER ATMOSPHERE

iNVESTIGATORS

{NASA RELEASE-93-123} P93-10124 06

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OFFICE OF SPACE SCIENCE, NASA

ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES TO ENHANCE

PROGRAMS, RELATIONS

INASA RELEASE-93-441 P93-10045 06

THREE SPACECRAFT TO CONDUCT 3-WEEK

GRAVITATIONAL WAVE SEARCH

INASA RELEASE-93-481 P93-10049 06

EVIDENCE POINTS TO OCEANS, LIGHTNING ON

EARLY VENUS

[NASA RELEASE-93-51 I P93-10052 06

DIAZ NAMED TO SPACE SCIENCE POST

NASA RELEASE-93-531 P93-10054 06

COMPTON OBSERVATORY DISCOVERS INTENSE,

NEW X-RAY PULSAR

NASA RELEASE-93-141 t P93-t0142 06

NASA NAMES IMAGING PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR

FOR MESUR PATHFINDER

NASA RELEASE-93-1461 P93-10147 06

NASA RESEARCHERS RECORD UNUSUAL FLASHES

IN UPPER ATMOSPHERE

NASA RELEASE-93-1671 P93-10168 06

NASA SELECTS SECOND SET OF SMALL EXPLORER

MISSIONS

NASA RELEASE-93-168| P93-10169 06

TWENTY NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS HONORED

IN WASHINGTON

NASA RELEASE-93-175] P93-10176 06

ANTARCTIC TO BECOME LABORATORY FOR

FUTURE MARS MISSIONS

NASA RELEASE-93-1781 P93-t0179 06

NASA BOARD TO INVESTIGATE STS-51 HARDWARE

PROBLEM

NASA RELEASE-93-184| P93-10185 06

GALILEO DETECTS MAGNETIC FIELD AROUND

ASTEROID IDA

NASA RELEASE-93-193| P93-10194 06

ULYSSES REACHES UNEXPLORED REGIONS OF

SUN

NASA RELEASE-93.2171 P93-t0219 06

NASA SUCCEEDS WITH GAMMA-RAY

OBSERVATORY REBOOST

[ NASA RELEASE-93-2241 P93-10225 06

OFFICE OF SPACE STATION

GOLDIN ANNOUNCES KEY SPACE STATION POSTS,

SPENDING MEASURES

[NASA RELEASE-93-38] P93-10039 06

SPACE STATION ORGANIZATION CHANGES

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-93-136| P93-10137 06

OFFICE OF SPACE SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT, NASA

SPACE STATION ORGANIZATION CHANGES

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-93-136| P93-10137 06

OFFICE OF TECHNOLOGY UTILIZATION, NASA

NASA-INDUSTRY EFFORT BOOSTS AUTOMATED

PARTS ID SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-93-218| P93-10219 06

OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR, NASA

CORDOVA NAMED NASA CHIEF SCIENTIST

[NASA RELEASE-93-162| P93-10163 06

OHIO AEROSPACE INSTITUTE

NASA/OHIO AEROSPACE INSTITUTE TO HOST

CYBERSPACE CONFERENCE

INASA RELEASE-93-501 P93-i0051 06

OHIO SCIENCE, TECR.IINDUSTRY HALL OF FAME

NASA RESEARCHER TAPPED FOR OHIO SCIENCE

HALL OF FAME

INASA RELEASE-93-23] P93-10024 06

OOTY RADIO OBSERVATORY, INDIA

NASA USES NEW METHOD TO DETECT NEW STARS

AND PLANETS

[NASA RELEASE-93-106] P93-10107 06

OPHTHALMOLOGY

CATARACT SUFFERERS COULD BENEFIT FROM

SPACE TECHNOLOGY

[NASA RELEASE-93-45] P93-10046 06

OPTICAL AIR DATA SYSTEMS

S AIR DATA SYSTEMS

OPTICAL RADAR

NE-W WlNDSHEAR SENSORS A

GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY 'SUCCESS STORY'

INASA RELEASE-93-170| P93-t0171 06

NASA, FAA CONSIDER REVISED WlNDSHEAR

PILOTING PROCEDURES

INASA RELEASE-93-171| P93-10172 06

OPTICAL SYSTEMS

S OPTICAL RADAR

OPTICAL TRACKING

S OPTICAL RADAR

ORBIT ATTITUDE AND MANEUVER SYSTEMS

COMPTON GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY TO GET

ORBIT BOOST

INASA RELEASE-93-1791 P93-101B0 06

ORBITAL ASSEMBLY

SPACE STATION PRECURSOR WORK CONTINUES

ON SHUTTLE IN 1993

[NASA RELEASE-93-10| P93-10011 06

SPACEWALK ADDED TO JULY SPACE SHUTTLE

FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-21| P93-I0022 06

SPACEWALK ADDED TO APRIL SPACE SHUTTLE

FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-31 ] P93-10032 06

STATION REDESIGN TEAM TO SUBMIT FINAL

REPORT

[NASA RELEASE-93-104| P93-10105 06

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-93-1861 P93-10187 06

ORBITAL MANEUVERS

NASA SUCCEEDS WITH GAMMA-RAY

OBSERVATORY REBOOST

[NASA RELEASE-g3-224] P93-10225 06

ORBITAL POSITION

COMPTON GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY TO GET

ORBIT BOOST

[NASA RELEASE-93-179| P93-10180 06

ORBITAL SCIENCES CORP.

NASA SELECTS SECOND SET OF SMALL EXPLORER

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-168| P93-10169 06

ORBITAL SERVICING

SPACEWALK ADDED TO JULY SPACE SHUTTLE

FLIGHT

[ NASA RELEASE-93-21| P93-10022 06

SPACEWALK ADDED TO APRIL SPACE SHUTTLE

FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-31| P93-10032 96

HUBBLE TELESCOPE SERVICING MISSION

SCHEDULED FOR ELEVEN DAYS

[NASA RELEASE-93-76] P93-10077 06

HUBBLE SERVICING MISSION STUDY COMPLETED

[NASA RELEASE-93-96| P93-10097 06

NASA TO COMMERCIALIZE REMOTE-CONTROL

TECHNOLOGY

[NASA RELEASE-93-100| P93-10101 06

HUBBLE INSTRUMENT MAY RECEIVE FURTHER

TESTING

[NASA RELEASE-93-169] P93-10170 06

FIVE SPACEWALKS TO SERVICE HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE HIGHLIGHTS SHUTTLE MISSION STS-61

[NASA RELEASE*93-204| P93-t0205 06

HST SERVICING MISSION HIGHLIGHTS 1993 NASA

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-226| P93-10227 06

MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM'S "THE LARRY

KING SHOW': INTERVIEW WITH DAN GOLDIN

P93-10249 05

ORBITER 102

S COLUMBIA

ORBITER 103

S DISCOVERY

ORBITER 104

S ATLANTIS

OREGON HEALTH SCIENCES UNIV., PORTLAND

NASA AND NIDCD SELECT VESTIBULAR RESEARCH

CENTER

[ NASA RELEASE-93-111| P93-10112 06

ORGANIZATION CHANGE

ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES TO ENHANCE

PROGRAMS, RELATIONS

INASA RELEASE-93-44| P93-10045 06

SUBJECT INDEX

EXPLORATION EFFORT SHIFTED TO OFFICE OF

SPACE SCIENCE

INASA RELEASE-93-541 P93-10055 06

SPACE STATION ORGANIZATION CHANGES

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-93-1361 P93-10137 06

GOLDIN ANNOUNCES KEY SPACE STATION

MANAGEMENT MOVES

INASA RELEASE-93-191 I P93-t0192 06

OSHKOSH, W1S.

NASA OSHKOSH EXHIBIT HIGHLIGHTS U.S

'LEADERSHIP IN AERONAUTICS'

INASA RELEASE-93-129[ P93-10129 06

OTOLITH ORGANS

NASA AND NIDCD SELECT VESTIBULAR RESEARCH

CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-93-11I ] P93-10112 06

OUT-OF-THE-ECLIPTIC MISSION

S ULYSSES MISSION

OXIDES

S CARBON MONOXIDE

S NITROGEN OXIDES

OZONE

UNIVERSITIES FLY OZONE RESEARCH BALLOON

FROM TEXAS TO FLA

[NASA RELEASE-93-8| P93-10009 06

1992 ANTARCTIC OZONE DEPLETION AS SEVERE

AS ANY PREVIOUS YEAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-13] P93-10014 06

AAAS TO HONOR NASA SCIENTIST FOR OZONE

RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-93-26| P93-10027 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-34| P93-10035 06

OZONE DESTROYING CHLORINE EXISTED LONGER

IN 1992-93 WINTER

[NASA RELEASE-93-68| P93-10069 06

1992-93 GLOBAL OZONE LEVELS LOWER THAN ANY

PREVIOUS YEAR

[ NASA RELEASE-93-74 ] P93-10075 06

SHUTTLE OZONE DATA RETRIEVED FROM ATMOS

RECORDER

[NASA RELEASE-93-1181 P93-10119 06

NASA RESEARCHERS RECORD UNUSUAL FLASHES

tN UPPER ATMOSPHERE

[NASA RELEASE-93-167| P93-10168 06

1993 ANTARCTIC OZONE HOLE REACHES RECORD

LOWS

[NASA RELEASE-93-190| P93-10191 06

NASA STARTS PHASE II OF SUPERSONIC AIRLINER

EFFORT

[NASA RELEASE-93-202| P93-10203 06

OZONE DEPLETION

1992 ANTARCTIC OZONE DEPLETION AS SEVERE

AS ANY PREVIOUS YEAR

[NASA RELEASE*93-13] P93-10014 06

AAAS TO HONOR NASA SCIENTIST FOR OZONE

RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-93-26| P93-10027 06

OZONE DESTROYING CHLORINE EXISTED LONGER

IN 1992-93 WINTER

[NASA RELEASE-93-68| P93-10069 06

1992-93 GLOBAL OZONE LEVELS LOWER THAN ANY

PREVIOUS YEAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-74| P93-10075 06

SHUTTLE OZONE DATA RETRIEVED FROM ATMOS

RECORDER

[NASA RELEASE-93-119] P93-10119 06

NASA RESEARCHERS RECORD UNUSUAL FLASHES

tN UPPER ATMOSPHERE

[ NASA RELEASE-93-167| P93-10168 06

1993 ANTARCTIC OZONE HOLE REACHES RECORD

LOWS

[NASA RELEASE-93-190| P93-1019t 06

P

PACIFIC OCEAN

SCIENTISTS FORESEE STRENGTHENING EL NINO

EVENT

INASA RELEASE-93-391 P93-10040 06

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TOPEX POSEIDON MAPS PRECISE GLOBAL SEA

LEVEL

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TOPEX/POSEIDON DATA CONFIRMS EL NINO

PREDICTIONS

[ NASA RELEASE-93-2051 P93-10206 06

PALO ALTO, CALIF.

NASA SELECTS UPPER ATMOSPHERE

INVESTIGATORS

INASA RELEASE-93-123] P93-10124 06

PALOMAR OBSERVATORY, PASADENA, CALIF.

COMPUTER PROGRAM WILL CATALOG

ASTRONOMICAL SKY SURVEY

[NASA RELEASE-93-671 P93-10068 06

PAN AMERICAN WORLD AIRWAYS, INC.

COCKPIT WEATHER SYSTEM MAY SAVE AIRLINES

$6 MILLION PER YEAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-194] P93-10195 06

PANAM WEATHER SERVICES, MINNEAPOLIS, MN

COCKPIT WEATHER SYSTEM MAY SAVE AIRLINES

$6 MILLION PER YEAR

INASA RELEASE-93-194[ P93-10195 06

PANAMA

NASA AND CENTRAL AMERICA WILL EXPAND RAIN

FOREST STUDIES

INASA RELEASE-93-47[ P93-10048 06

PARALLEL PROCESSING/COMPUTERS/

FASTEST SUPERCOMPUTER CAN BOOST U.S.

AEROSPACE INDUSTRY

[NASA RELEASE-93-801 P93-10081 06

INDUSTRY TESTS NASA COMPUTER PROGRAMS

FOR EFFICIENT DESIGNING

INASA RELEASE-93-90[ P93-10091 06

PARIS AIR SHOW, FRANCE

NASA TO FEATURE VIDEOWALL AT PARIS AIR

SHOW

[NASA RELEASE-93-921 P93-10093 06

PATENTS

SA INVENTIONS

LEWIS, CASE, BATTELLE TO COMMERCIALIZE NASA

INVENTIONS

INASA RELEASE-93-911 P93-10092 06

PATHFINDER PROJECT

NASA NAMES IMAGING PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR

FOR MESUR PATHFINDER

[NASA RELEASE-93-146[ P93-10147 06

PAYLOADS

S COMMERCIAL PAYLOADS

S CONSORT 6 PAYLOAD

S SPACE SHUTTLE PAYLOADS

PEGASUS AIR-LAUNCHED BOOSTER

NASA SELECTS SECOND SET OF SMALL EXPLORER

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-168[ P93-10169 06

PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV.

CORDOVA NAMED NASA CHIEF SCIENTIST

INASA RELEASE-93-162[ P93-10163 06

NASA MODIFIES FUNDING SUPPORT FOR CENTERS

FOR COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT

INASA RELEASE-93-225[ P93-10226 06

PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV., STATE COLLEGE

CONSORT 6 LAUNCH DATE SET

[NASA RELEASE-B3-22[ P93-10023 06

PERFORMANCE

S AIRCRAFT PERFORMANCE

PERSEUS RESEARCH AIRCRAFT

PERSEUS RESEARCH AIRCRAFT MAKES FIRST

TEST FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-227[ P93-10228 06

PERSONNEL

S ASTRONAUTS

S ENGINEERS

S PILOTS

S SCIENTISTS

S SPACECREWS

PERSONNEL APPOINTMENTS

LEE NAMED NASA PROCUREMENT CHIEF

[NASA RELEASE-93-11J P93-10012 06

VINCENT NAMED ACTING PUBLIC AFFAIRS HEAD

[NASA RELEASE+93-15[ P93-10016 06

GOLDIN ANNOUNCES KEY SPACE STATION POSTS,

SPENDING MEASURES

[NASA RELEASE-93-38 J P93-I0039 06

STS-62 AND STS-59 SPACE SHU3-I'LE CREW

ASSIGNMENTS ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-93-42] P93-10043 06

ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES TO ENHANCE

PROGRAMS, RELATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-44[ P93-10045 06

PEARSON ANNOUNCES SHUTTLE PROGRAM

ADJUSTMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-491 P93-10050 06

DIAZ NAMED TO SPACE SCIENCE POST

[NASA RELEASE-93-53] P93-10054 06

JEFF LAWRENCE APPOINTED TO HEAD

LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS FOR NASA

[NASA RELEASE-93-70] P93-10071 06

MALCOLM PETERSON APPOINTED NASA ACTING

COMPTROLLER

[NASA RELEASE-93-112] P93-10113 06

TWO ASTRONAUTS APPOINTED TO

HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS

INASA RELEASE-93-120[ P93-I0121 06

JSC DIRECTOR COHEN ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT

[NASA RELEASE-93-131[ P93-10132 06

FINARELLI APPOINTED HEAD OF STRATEGIC

PLANNING

INASA RELEASE-93-132] P93-10133 06

SPACE STATION ORGANIZATION CHANGES

ANNOUNCED

INASA RELEASE-93-_36] P93-10137 06

PAYLOAD COMMANDERS NAMED FOR FUTURE

SHUTTLE MISSIONS

INASA RELEASE-93-140 P93-10141 06

NASA NAMES IMAGING PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR

FOR MESUR PATHFINDER

INASA RELEASE-93-146 P93-10147 06

NASA NAMES HEAD OF MARS OBSERVER

INVESTIGATION BOARD

[NASA RELEASE-93-153 P03-10154 06

NASA/NOAA PANEL TO INVESTIGATE NOAA-13

FAILURE

INASA RELEASE-93-154 P93-10155 06

NASA NAMES TEAM TO STUDY RETURN TRIP TO

MARS

[NASA RELEASE-93-157 P93-10158 06

MARS OBSERVER INVESTIGATION BOARD

MEMBERS NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-93-159 P93-10160 06

CORDOVA NAMED NASA CHIEF SCIENTIST

[NASA RELEASE-93-162[ P93-10163 06

DIRECTOR OF AMES TECHNOLOGY

COMMERCIALIZATION CENTER NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-93-185[ P93-10186 06

PERSONNEL RESIGNATIONS

VINCENT NAMED ACTING PUBLIC AFFAIRS HEAD

[NASA RELEASE-93-15[ P93-10016 06

ASTRONAUT JEMISON TO LEAVE NASA

[NASA RELEASE-93-43[ P93-10044 06

PRESS CONFERENCE; JOHNSON SPACE CENTER,

HOUSTON, TEXAS P93-10239 05

PERSONNEL SELECTION

NASA TO DEVELOP TECHNOLOGY FOR FUTURE

HIGH-SPEED TRANSPORTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-52[ P93-10053 06

SPACE STATION REDESIGN ADVISORY MEMBERS

NAMED

INASA RELEASE-93-59[ P93-10060 06

PRIME AND BACKUP COSMONAUTS NAMED FOR

SHUFFLE STS-60 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-61[ P93-10062 06

CLEMENTINE MISSION SCIENCE TEAM SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-93-66] P93-10067 06

BIENNIAL ASTRONAUT RECRUITING BEGINS

[NASA RELEASE-93-101[ t:)93-10102 06

NASA SELECTS UPPER ATMOSPHERE

INVESTIGATORS

[NASA RELEASE-93-1231 P93-10124 06

CRE_N MEMBERS SELECTED FOR STS-63 SHUTTLE

SPACEHAB-3 FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-161[ P93-10162 06

PHARMACEUTICALS

S DRUGS

PHOTOGRAPHY

SA COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY

SA INFRARED PHOTOGRAPHY

SA MARS PHOTOGRAPHS

SA SATELLITE IMAGERY

SA STEREOPHOTOGRAPHY

NASA RESEARCHERS RECORD UNUSUAL FLASHES

IN UPPER ATMOSPHERE

[NASA RELEASE-93-167] P93-10158 06

PHOTOMAPPING

NASA NAMES IMAGING PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR

FOR MESUR PATHFINDER

[NASA RELEASE-93-146] P93-10147 06

PHOTOMETERS

S HIGH SPEED PHOTOMETERS

PHYSICAL EXERCISE

METABOLIC SPACEWALK STUDIES SUBJECT OF

AMES RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-93-93[ P93*10094 06

PHYSICAL SCIENCES

S ASTRONOMY

S CHEMISTRY

S EARTH SCIENCES

S GEOLOGY

S SPACE SCIENCES

PHYSICIANS

NASA PROGRAM TO HELP VICTIMS OF RUSSIAN

EMERGENCY

[NASA RELEASE-93-183] P93-10184 06

PHYSICS

S ASTROPHYSICS

S ATMOSPHERIC PHYSICS

S GEOPHYSICS

S RELATIVITY THEORY

S SOLAR PHYSICS

S SPACE PHYSICS

PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS

NASA STUDY MAY HELP REDUCE

LIGHTHEADEDNESS AFTER SPACE FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-30[ P93-10031 06

METABOLIC SPACE-WALK STUDIES SUBJECT OF

AMES RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-93-93| P93-10094 06

STS-58 SECOND SPACELAB MISSION DEDICATED

TO LIFE SCIENCES P93-10136 06

SHUTTLE RAT EXPERIMENT YIELDS UNEXPECTED

RESULTS

[NASA RELEASE-93*181[ P93-10182 06

PHYSIOLOGY

SA GRAVITATIONAL PHYSIOLOGY

NASA SELECTS CENTER FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-93-40] P93-10041 06

PILOT TRAINING

NASA, FAA CONSIDER REVISED WlNDSHEAR

PILOTING PROCEDURES

|NASA RELEASE-93-171[ P93-10172 06

PILOTS

CROSSFIELD AWARDED NASA DISTINGUISHED

PUBLIC SERVICE MEDAL

INASA RELEASE-93-16[ P93-10017 06

PIONEER SATURN

S PIONEER 11

PIONEER SPACE PROBE

S PIONEER VENUS PROBE

S PIONEER 10

S PIONEER 41

PIONEER VENUS PROBE

EVIDENCE POINTS TO OCEANS, LIGHTNING ON

EARLY VENUS

[NASA RELEASE-93-51 ] P93-10052 06

PIONEER VENUS PROJECT

EVIDENCE POINTS TO OCEANS, LIGHTNING ON

EARLY VENUS

INASA RELEASE-93-511 P93-10052 06

PIONEER 10

PIONEER CELEBRATES 10 YEARS BEYOND THE

KNOWN SOLAR PLANETS

INASA RELEASE-93-110[ P93-10111 06

A-31
PIONEER 11

PIONEER 11

PIONEER CELEBRATES 10 YEARS BEYOND THE

KNOWN SOLAR PLANETS

{NASA RELEASE-93-110J P93-10111 06

PLANETARY ATMOSPHERES

S MARS ATMOSPHERE

S PLUTO ATMOSPHERE

S VENUS ATMOSPHERE

PLANETARY COMPOSITION

EVIDENCE POINTS TO OCEANS, LIGHTNING ON

EARLY VENUS

INASA RELEASE-93-51 { P93-10052 06

NITROGEN ICE DISCOVERED ON PLUTO

INASA RELEASE-93-1421 P93-10143 06

PLANETARY EVOLUTION

EARTH'S ROTATION RATE MAY BE DUE TO EARLY

COLLISIONS

INASA RELEASE-93-121 P93-10013 06

EVIDENCE POINTS TO OCEANS, LIGHTNING ON

EARLY VENUS

INASA RELEASE-93-51 } P93-10052 06

PLANETARY EXPLORATION

SA MARS EXPLORATION

SA VOYAGER PROJECT

NASA SELECTS 11 DISCOVERY MISSION CONCEPTS

FOR STUDY

INASA RELEASE-93-27} P93-10028 06

PLANETARY MAPPING

MAGELLAN AEROBRAKING, GRAVITY STUDIES

UNDERWAY

I NASA RELEASE-93-98} P93-10099 06

NASA NAMES IMAGING PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR

FOR MESUR PATHFINDER

[NASA RELEASE-93-146[ P93-I0147 06

PLANETARY ROTATION

S EARTH ROTATION

PLANETARY SURFACES

S MARS SURFACE

S VENUS SURFACE

PLANETS

S JUPITER /PLANET/

S MARS/PLANET/

S PLUTO /PLANET/

S VENUS/PLANET/

PLANT ROOTS

NASA AND CALIFORNIA WINE GROWERS JOINTLY

BATTLE PEST DAMAGE

[NASA RELEASE-93-55[ P93-10056 06

PLANTS/BOTANY/

NASA AND CALIFORNIA WINE GROWERS JOINTLY

BATTLE PEST DAMAGE

[NASA RELEASE-93-55[ P93-10056 06

PLATFORMS

S SPACE PLATFORMS

PLUTO/PLANET/

NITROGEN ICE DISCOVERED ON PLUTO

{NASA RELEASE-93-142[ P93-10143 06

PLUTO ATMOSPHERE

NITROGEN ICE DISCOVERED ON PLUTO

[NASA RELEASE-93-142[ P93-10143 06

POEMS/SATELLITE/

S POSITRON ELECTRON MAGNETIC

SPECTROMETER

POLAR REGIONS

OZONE DESTROYING CHLORINE EXISTED LONGER

IN 1992-93 WINTER

{NASA RELEASE-93-68[ P93-10069 06

t993 ANTARCTIC OZONE HOLE REACHES RECORD

LOWS

[NASA RELEASE-93-190[ P93-10191 06

ULYSSES REACHES UNEXPLORED REGIONS OF

SUN

{NASA RELEASE-93-217} P93-t0218 06

POLLUTION

S AIR POLLUTION

POLLUTION CONTROL

NASA TO DEVELOP TECHNOLOGY FOR FUTURE

HIGH-SPEED TRANSPORTS

INASA RELEASE-93-521 P93-10053 06

POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS

NASA SCIENTISTS SOLVE LONG-STANDING

STELLAR MYSTERY

INASA RELEASE-93-251 P93-10026 06

PORTABLE EQUIPMENT

CATARACT SUFFERERS COULD BENEFIT FROM

SPACE TECHNOLOGY

{NASA RELEASE-93-45} P93-10046 06

PORTABLE COMPUTER TO HELP ASTRONAUTS

CONDUCT SCIENCE

[NASA RELEASE-93-180] P93-10181 06

POSITRON ELECTRON MAGNETIC SPECTROMETER

NASA SELECTS SECOND SET OF SMALL EXPLORER

MISSIONS

{ NASA RELEASE-93-168] P93-10169 06

POWER

S SOLAR POWER

S SPACE POWER

S SPACECRAFT POWER SUPPLIES

PRATt AND WHITNEY CORP., WEST PALM BEACH

NASA TESTING NEW, POWERFUL DUCTED FANS

ENGINE FOR CIVIL JETS

{NASA RELEASE-93-103[ P93-10104 06

NASA F-15 BEING READIED FOR ADVANCED

MANEUVERING FLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-93-1151 P93-10116 06

PRESSURE SUIT

S SPACE SUITS

PRIVATE SECTOR COOPERATION

SA INDUSTRIAL COOPERATION

NASA, STATE OF FLORIDA, SIGN TECHNOLOGY

TRANSFER ACCORD

[NASA RELEASE-93-155[ P93-10156 06

PROBES

S GALILEO PROJECT

PROCUREMENT

S CONTRACTING AND PROCUREMENT

PROGRAM MANAGEMENT

GOLDtN ANNOUNCES KEY SPACE STATION POSTS,

SPENDING MEASURES

{NASA RELEASE-93-381 P93-10039 06

PEARSON ANNOUNCES SHUTTLE PROGRAM

ADJUSTMENTS

INASA RELEASE-93-49] P93-10050 06

NASA TO DEVELOP TECHNOLOGY FOR FUTURE

HIGH-SPEED TRANSPORTS

{NASA RELEASE-93-52[ P93-t0053 06

EXPLORATION EFFORT SHIFTED TO OFFICE OF

SPACE SCIENCE

INASA RELEASE-93-54] P93-10055 06

NASA AWARDS CONTRACT FOR EOSDtS CORE

SYSTEM

INASA RELEASE-93-56[ P93-10057 06

GOLDIN ANNOUNCES KEY SPACE STATION

MANAGEMENT MOVES

INASA RELEASE-93-191 } P93-I0192 06

PROJECT MANAGEMENT

NASA AWARDS CONTRACT FOR EOSDIS CORE

SYSTEM

{NASA RELEASE-93-56[ P93-10057 06

PROJECT PLANNING

PEARSON ANNOUNCES SHUTTLE PROGRAM

ADJUSTMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-49[ P93-10050 06

PROPULSION

SA SPACECRAFT PROPULSION

NASA MODIFIES FUNDING SUPPORT FOR CENTERS

FOR COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT

[NASA RELEASE-93-225[ P93-10226 06

PROTEIN CRYSTALS

CATARACT SUFFERERS COULD BENEFIT FROM

SPACE TECHNOLOGY

[NASA RELEASE-93-45{ P93-10046 06

PROTEIN CRYSTAL GROWTH RESEARCH TAKES

STEP TOWARD NEW DRUGS

{NASA RELEASE-93-166[ P93-10167 06

PROTEINS

NASA JOINS FORCES WITH INDUSTRY IN AIDS

RESEARCH

INASA RELEASE-93-98[ P93-10089 06

SUBJECT INDEX

PUBLIC AFFAIRS

VINCENT NAMED ACTING PUBLIC AFFAIRS HEAD

{NASA RELEASE-93-151 P93-10016 06

PUBLIC HEALTH

NASA JOINS FORCES WITH INDUSTRY IN AIDS

RESEARCH

{NASA RELEASE-93-88 J P93-10089 06

PUBLIC RELATIONS

NASA TO FEATURE VIDEOWALL AT PARIS AIR

SHOW

INASA RELEASE-93-92[ P93-10093 06

NASA OSHKOSH EXHIBIT HIGHLIGHTS U.S.

'LEADERSHIP IN AERONAUTICS'

INASA RELEASE-93-128| P93-10129 06

PUBLICATIONS

S MEASUREMENT TECHNOLOGY

S NEW YORK TIMES

S TESTING METHODS AND TECHNIQUES

PULSARS

COMPTON OBSERVATORY DISCOVERS INTENSE,

NEW X-RAY PULSAR

{NASA RELEASE-93-141[ P93-10142 06

O

QUALITY EDUCATION FOR MINORITIES NETWORK

MINORITY STUDENTS APPRENTICE ON SPACE

RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-93.116} P93-101t7 06

QUASARS

HUBBLE SUPPORTS BLACK HOLE MODEL FOR

ACTIVE GALAXIES

[NASA RELEASE-93-130} P93-10131 06

SATELLITE DATA GET NEW LEASE ON LIFE FROM

SOFTWARE BOOST

{NASA RELEASE-93-164[ P93-10165 06

R

RADAR

SA DOPPLER RADAR SYSTEM

SA MICROWAVE RADAR

SA OPTICAL RADAR

SA TERMINAL RADAR APPROACH CONTROL

/TRACON/

COCKPIT WEATHER SYSTEM MAY SAVE AIRLINES

$6 MILLION PER YEAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-194] P93-10195 06

RADAR IMAGERY

STS-62 AND STS-59 SPACE SHUTTLE CREW

ASSIGNMENTS ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-93-42] P93-10043 06

RADAR MAPPING

MAGELLAN AEROBRAKING, GRAVITY STUDIES

UNDERWAY

[NASA RELEASE-93-98) P93-10099 06

COCKPIT WEATHER SYSTEM MAY SAVE AIRLINES

$6 MILLION PER YEAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-194[ P93-10195 06

RADIATION

S EXTREME UV RADIATION

S GALACTIC RADIATION

S GAMMA RAY BURSTS

S INFRARED RADIATION

S SOLAR RADIATION

S SPACE RADIATION

S STELLAR RADIATION

S ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION

S X-RAYS

RADIATION BELTS

SCIENTISTS LOCATE NEW RADIATION BELT

AROUND EARTH

{NASA RELEASE-93-94[ P93-10095 06

RADIATION EFFECTS

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-34] P93-10035 06

EVIDENCE POINTS TO OCEANS, LIGHTNING ON

EARLY VENUS

[NASA RELEASE-93-51[ P93-10052 06

CLEMENTINE MISSION SCIENCE TEAM SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-93-66[ P93-10067 06

A-32
SUBJECT INDEX RESPIRATION

RADIATION MEASUREMENT

NASA AND GERMAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN SPACE

AGREEMENT

I NASA RELEASE-93-1291 P93-10130 06

RADIO ASTRONOMY

VOYAGER SPACECRAFT FIND CLUE TO ANOTHER

SOLAR SYSTEM MYSTERY

INASA RELEASE-93-99J P93-10100 06

NASA USES NEW METHOD TO DETECT NEW STARS

AND PLANETS

INASA RELEASE-93-1061 P93-10107 06

RADIO EMISSION

VOYAGER SPACECRAFT FIND CLUE TO ANOTHER

SOLAR SYSTEM MYSTERY

INASA RELEASE-93-99[ P93-10100 06

RADIO WAVES

NASA USES NEW METHOD TO DETECT NEW STARS

AND PLANETS

INASA RELEASE-93-1061 P93-10107 06

RADIOACTIVE DECAY

GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY PRODUCES THREE

MAJOR DISCOVERIES

INASA RELEASE-93-182J P93-10183 06

RADIOMETERS

S ADVANCED VERY HIGH RESOLUTION

RADIOMETER

S DIFFERENTIAL MICROWAVE RADIOMETER

S MICROWAVE LIMB SOUNDER

S SOLAR BACKSCATTER UV SPECTRAL

RADIOMETER

RAIL TRANSPORTATION

TECHNOLOGY 2003 TO HIGHLIGHT NEW

TECHNOLOGICAL DISCOVERIES

[NASA RELEASE-93-212} P93-10213 06

RAIN FORESTS

NASA AND CENTRAL AMERICA WILL EXPAND RAIN

FOREST STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-93-47] P93-1004B 06

RAND CORP., SANTA MONICA, CALIF.

CLEMENTINE MISSION SCIENCE TEAM SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-93-66} P93-10067 06

RATS

SHUTFLE MISSION TO CONDUCT SCIENTIFIC

FIRST

[NASA RELEASE-93-173} P93-10174 06

SHUTFLE RAT EXPERIMENT YIELDS UNEXPECTED

RESULTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-181] P93-10182 06

RECOVERY OPERATIONS

S SPACECRAFT RECOVERY

RED GIANT STARS

SCIENTISTS REVEAL NATURE OF EXPLODING. RED

SUPERGIANT STAR

INASA RELEASE-93-63] P93-10064 06

HUBBLE FINDS EVIDENCE OF STELLAR CLOSE

ENCOUNTERS

INASA RELEASE-93-1091 P93-10110 06

REDESIGNED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR/SHUTTLE/

YELLOW CREEK FACILITIES TARGETED FOR

SHUTTLE NOZZLE WORK

[NASA RELEASE-93-215} P93-10216 06

REDUCED GRAVITY

S MICROGRAVITY

REFRACTORY MATERIALS

NASA AWARDS HIGH-SPEED AIR TRANSPORT

MATERIALS STUDY CONTRACTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-124] P93-10125 06

REGIONAL TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER CENTERS

SA CENTER FOR TECHNOLOGY

COMMERCIALIZATION

NEW TECHNOLOGY REINVESTMENT PROJECT

SEMINAR SET FOR APRIL 1

[NASA RELEASE-93-57] P93-10058 06

REHABILITATION INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO

NASA AND NIDCD SELECT VESTIBULAR RESEARCH

CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-93-111] P93-10112 06

RELATIVITY THEORY

THREE SPACECRAFT TO CONDUCT 3-WEEK

GRAVITATIONAL WAVE SEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-93-481 P93-10049 06

REMOTE CONTROL

NASA TO COMMERCIALIZE REMOTE-CONTROL

TECHNOLOGY

JNASA RELEASE-93-1001 P93-10101 06

ANTARCTIC TO BECOME LABORATORY FOR

FUTURE MARS MISSIONS

INASA RELEASE-93-178] P93-10179 06

DANTE ROBOT TO EXPLORE ACTIVE ALASKA

VOLCANO IN SPRING

(NASA RELEASE-93-195] P93-10196 06

REMOTE HANDLING

NASA TO COMMERCIALIZE REMOTE-CONTROL

TECHNOLOGY

[NASA RELEASE-93-100] P93-10101 06

REMOTE MANIPULATOR SYSTEM

HUBBLE TELESCOPE SERVICING MISSION

SCHEDULED FOR ELEVEN DAYS

{NASA RELEASE-93-761 P93-10077 06

REMOTE SENSING

1992 ANTARCTIC OZONE DEPLETION AS SEVERE

AS ANY PREVIOUS YEAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-13] P93-10014 06

STS-62 AND STS-59 SPACE SHUTTLE CREW

ASSIGNMENTS ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-93-42] P93-10043 06

NASA AND CENTRAL AMERICA WILL EXPAND RAIN

FOREST STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-99-471 P93-10048 06

NASA/OHIO AEROSPACE INSTITUTE TO HOST

CYBERSPACE CONFERENCE

[NASA RELEASE-93-501 P93-10051 06

NASA AND CALIFORNIA WINE GROWERS JOINTLY

BATTLE PEST DAMAGE

[ NASA RELEASE-93-551 P93-10056 06

1992-93 GLOBAL OZONE LEVELS LOWER THAN ANY

PREVIOUS YEAR

[ NASA RELEASE-93-74] P93-10075 06

NASA STUDY REFINES ESTIMATES OF AMAZON

DEFORESTATION

[NASA RELEASE-93-119] P93-10120 06

TOPEX POSEIDON MAPS PRECISE GLOBAL SEA

LEVEL

[NASA RELEASE-93-122] P93-10123 06

NASA SELECTS UPPER ATMOSPHERE

INVESTIGATORS

[NASA RELEASE-93-123] P93-10124 06

NASA PROVIDING MIDWEST FLOODING

INFORMATION

[NASA RELEASE-93-134] P93-10135 06

NASA-RUSSIAN MISSION EXPLORES KAMCHATKAN

VOLCANOES

[NASA RELEASE-93-198] P93-10199 06

TOPEX/POSEIDON DATA CONFIRMS EL NINO

PREDICTIONS

[NASA RELEASE*93-205] P93-10206 06

NASA HELPS PROVIDE FAMINE EARLY WARNING

FOR AFRICA

[NASA RELEASE-93-213] P93-10214 06

NASA SCIENTISTS CREATE EARTH BREATHING

IMAGE

[NASA RELEASE-93-223] P93-10224 06

NASA MODIFIES FUNDING SUPPORT FOR CENTERS

FOR COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT

[NASA RELEASE-93-225] P93-10226 06

REMARKS BY DANIEL S. GOLDIN P93-10246 05

REMOTELY OPERATED VEHICLES

ANTARCTIC TO BECOME LABORATORY FOR

FUTURE MARS MISSIONS

INASA RELEASE-93*178] P93-10179 06

REMOTELY PILOTED RESEARCH VEHICLE

PERSEUS RESEARCH AIRCRAFT MAKES FIRST

TEST FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-227] P93-10228 06

RENDEZVOUS

NASA AND RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY SiGN

AGREEMENT FOR ADDITIONAL SPACE SHUTTLE/MIR

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-222] P93-10223 06

RESEARCH AIRCRAFT

SA PERSEUS RESEARCH AIRCRAFT

NASA SAVES $1 MILLION ON AERONAUTICS

RESEARCH PROJECT

[NASA RELEASE-93-351 P93-10036 06

NASA F-15 MAKES FIRST ENGINE-CONTROLLED

TOUCHDOWN

[NASA RELEASE-93-751 P93-10076 06

NASA SYSTEM RESEARCH AIRCRAFT MAKES FIRST

TEST FLIGHT

I NASA RELEASE-93-95 ] P93-10096 06

NASA F-15 BEING READIED FOR ADVANCED

MANEUVERING FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-93-115] P93-10116 06

FLIGHT TESTS PROVE SIMPLER SATELLITE-GUIDED

AUTOLAND METHOD

[NASA RELEASE-93-1651 P93-10166 06

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

SA AERONAUTICAL RESEARCH

SA MATERIALS RESEARCH

NASA AND NATIONAL INDUSTRY RESEARCH

GROUP SIGN AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-93-82] P93-10083 06

TRANSCRIPT: REMARKS BY DANIEL S. GOLDIN ON

NASA TELEVISION P93-10230 05

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDIN

BEFORE THE JPL HIGH-TECH SMALL BUSINESS

DEVELOPMENT PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P93-10231 05

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DANIEL S.

GOLDIN TO THE AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL

SOCIETY - GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM:

REDESIGN OF THE SPACE STATION; HYATI" REGENCY

HOTEL, CRYSTAL CITY, ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

P93-I0232 05

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING.

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10233 05

NASA BUDGET BRIEFING; NASA HEADQUARTERS,

WASHINGTON. DC P93-t0234 05

AIAA LUNCHEON; CRYSTAL CITY HYATT REGENCY

HOTEL. CRYSTAL CITY, VIRGINIA P93-10235 05

REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY: BRUNEL'S

PRODUCTION LINE - INSPIRATION. INNOVATION AND

THE MARCH OF TECHNOLOGY; NATIONAL CENTER

FOR MANUFACTURING SCIENCES 1993 ANNUAL

MEETING. WASHINGTON, DC P93-10236 05

THE REDESIGN OF THE SPACE STATION:

GRAPPLING WITH THE CHALLENGE TO CHANGE

P93-10237 05

REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY: TO BOLDLY

GO - GIVING THOUGHT TO WHAT COMES NEXT IN

SPACE; NATIONAL SPACE CLUB SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE. FAIRFAX. VIRGINIA P93-10238 05

ADDRESS TO THE AIAA P93-10240 05

INTERVIEW WITH MATT BATES, INTERNATIONAL

AEROSPACE MACHINISTS UNION; ACR

HEADQUARTERS, WASHINGTON. DC

P93-10245 05

REMARKS GIVEN TO JOHN LOGSTONE SPACE

POLICY CLASS; GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

P93-10248 05

RESEARCH PROJECTS

SA ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS AGENCY

SA TERMINAL AREA PRODUCTIVITY PROGRAM

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROJECTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-33] P93-10034 06

NASA AND NATIONAL INDUSTRY RESEARCH

GROUP SIGN AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-93-82] P93-10083 06

RESEARCH PROPOSALS

NASA SELECTS PHASE II SMALL BUSINESS

INNOVATION RESEARCH PROJECTS

[ NASA RELEASE-93-3] P93-10003 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROJECTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-33] P93-10034 06

RESPIRATION

NASA SPACE SUIT AND MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES

HONORED

[NASA RELEASE-99-691 P93-10070 06

A-33
RETIREMENT

RETIREMENT

CROSSFIELD AWARDED NASA DISTINGUISHED

PUBLIC SERVICE MEDAL

I NASA RELEASE-93-16 t P93-10017 06

MALCOLM PETERSON APPOINTED NASA ACTING

COMPTROLLER

[NASA RELEASE-93-1121 P93-10113 06

ASTRONAUT BLUFORD LEAVES NASA

INASA RELEASE-93-1131 P93-10114 06

ASTRONAUT MARK BROWN TO JOIN GENERAL

RESEARCH CORP,

[NASA RELEASE-93-1141 P93-10115 06

JSC DIRECTOR COHEN ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT

{NASA RELEASE-93-131 ] P93-10132 06

NASA SPACE STATION DIRECTOR RICHARD KOHRS

TO RETIRE

INASA RELEASE-93-160{ P93-10161 06

REUSABLE SURFACE INSULATION

SHUTTLE TILE MATERIAL MAY HELP IN BONE

TRANSPLANTS

{NASA RELEASE-93-1021 P93-10103 06

RICE UNIV., HOUSTON, TEX.

INDUSTRY TESTS NASA COMPUTER PROGRAMS

FOR EFFICIENT DESIGNING

{NASA RELEASE-93-901 P93-10091 06

RIVERS

S MISSISSIPPI RIVER

S MISSOURI RIVER

RMS

S REMOTE MANIPULATOR SYSTEM

ROBERT MONDAVI WINERY, NAPA VALLEY, CALIF.

NASA AND CALIFORNIA WINE GROWERS JOINTLY

BATTLE PEST DAMAGE

[NASA RELEASE-93-551 P93-10056 06

ROBOTICS

SA TELEROBOTIC SYSTEMS

NASA/OHIO AEROSPACE INSTITUTE TO HOST

CYBERSPACE CONFERENCE

INASA RELEASE-93-50{ P93-10051 06

NASA TO COMMERCIALIZE REMOTE-CONTROL

TECHNOLOGY

INASA RELEASE-93-100{ P93-10101 06

DANTE ROBOT TO EXPLORE ACTIVE ALASKA

VOLCANO IN SPRING

[NASA RELEASE-93-1951 P93-10196 06

NASA MODIFIES FUNDING SUPPORT FOR CENTERS

FOR COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT

{NASA RELEASE-93-225] P93-10226 06

ROBOTS

NASA/OHIO AEROSPACE INSTITUTE TO HOST

CYBERSPACE CONFERENCE

[NASA RELEASE-93-50{ P93-10051 06

NASA AMES TO DRIVE RUSSIAN ROBOT VIA

SATELLITE

{NASA RELEASE-93-84{ P93-10085 06

NASA TO COMMERCIALIZE REMOTE-CONTROL

TECHNOLOGY

{NASA RELEASE-93-100| P93-10101 06

ANTARCTIC TO BECOME LABORATORY FOR

FUTURE MARS MISSIONS

{NASA RELEASE-93-178] P93-1017g 06

DANTE ROBOT TO EXPLORE ACTIVE ALASKA

VOLCANO IN SPRING

{NASA RELEASE-93-195{ P93-10196 06

ROCKET ENGINE_;

S ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR /SHU_LE/

ROCKETBORNE EXPERIMENTS

CONSORT 6 LAUNCH DATE SET

[NASA RELEASE-93-22] P93-10023 06

ROCKETDYNE

SPACE STATION HOST CENTER AND PRIME

CONTRACTOR ANNOUNCED

INASA RELEASE-93-148{ P93-10149 06

ROCKETS

S PEGASUS AIR-LAUNCHED BOOSTER

ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL CORP.

SPACE STATION HOST CENTER AND PRIME

CONTRACTOR ANNOUNCED

INASA RELEASE-93-1481 P93-10149 06

NEW WlNDSHEAR SENSORS A

GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY 'SUCCESS STORY'

{NASA RELEASE-93-170{ P93-t0171 06

NASA-INDUSTRY EFFORT BOOSTS AUTOMATED

PARTS ID SYSTEM

{NASA RELEASE-93-2181 P93-10219 06

ROCKWELL-NORTH AMERICAN AIRCRAFT

INDUSTRY TESTS NASA COMPUTER PROGRAMS

FOR EFFICIENT DESIGNING

{NASA RELEASE-93-901 P93-10091 06

ROENTGEN SATELLITE

S ROSAT/GERMAN SATELLITE/

ROSAT/GERMAN SATELLITE/

MYSTERIOUS CONCENTRATION OF DARK MATFER

DISCOVERED

[NASA RELEASE-93-1{ P93-10001 06

MYSTERY OF 'FASTEST FLICKERING' GALAXY

SOLVED

{NASA RELEASE-93-192] P93-10193 06

ROTARY WING AIRCRAFT

S HELICOPTERS

ROTATION

S EARTH ROTATION

ROVING VEHICLES

NASA AMES TO DRIVE RUSSIAN ROBOT VIA

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-93-84] P93-10085 06

NASA NAMES IMAGING PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR

FOR MESUR PATHFINDER

[NASA RELEASE-93-146] P93-10147 06

ROYAL GREENWICH OBSERVATORY, ENGLAND

HUBBLE SUPPORTS BLACK HOLE MODEL FOR

ACTIVE GALAXIES

INASA RELEASE-93-130| P93-10131 06

ROYAL OBSERVATORY, EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND

FROZEN MOLECULAR HYDROGEN DISCOVERED IN

STELLAR NURSERY

[NASA RELEASE-93-187] P93-10188 06

RPRV

S REMOTELY PILOTED RESEARCH VEHICLE

R'rrc

S REGIONAL TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER CENTERS

RUSSIA

NASA PROGRAM TO HELP VICTIMS OF RUSSIAN

EMERGENCY

[NASA RELEASE-93-183{ P93-10184 06

NASA-RUSSIAN MISSION EXPLORES KAMCHATKAN

VOLCANOES

[ NASA RELEASE-93-198 ] P93-10199 06

NASA AND RUSSIA SIGN AERONAUTICS

AGREEMENT IN MOSCOW

[ NASA RELEASE-93-221 ] P93-10222 06

RUSSIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, MOSCOW

NASA AMES TO DRIVE RUSSIAN ROBOT VIA

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-93-84{ P93-10085 06

NASA-RUSSIAN MISSION EXPLORES KAMCHATKAN

VOLCANOES

[NASA RELEASE-93-198{ P93-10199 06

RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY

PRIME AND BACKUP COSMONAUTS NAMED FOR

SHUTTLE STS-60 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-61] P93-10062 06

NASA AND THE RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN

MARS "94 CONTRACT

{NASA RELEASE-93-62{ P93-10063 06

NASA AMES TO DRIVE RUSSIAN ROBOT VIA

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-93-84{ P93-10085 06

NASA PROGRAM TO HELP VICTIMS OF RUSSIAN

EMERGENCY

INASA RELEASE-93-183{ P93-10184 06

US./RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCIES HOOKING

SCIENCE NETWORKS

INASA RELEASE-93-196[ t:)93-10197 06

NASA AND RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN

AGREEMENT FOR ADDITIONAL SPACE SHUTTLE/MIR

MISSIONS

INASA RELEASE-93-2221 P93-10223 06

SUBJECT INDEX

REMARKS GIVEN TO JOHN LOGSTONE SPACE

POLICY CLASS; GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

P93-10248 05

MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM'S 'THE LARRY

KING SHOW': INTERVIEW WITH DAN GOLDIN

P93-10249 05

RUSSIAN SPACE PROGRAMS

NASA AND THE RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN

MARS '94 CONTRACT

INASA RELEASE-93-62] P93-10063 06

GIBBONS OUTLINES SPACE STATION REDESIGN

GUIDANCE

[NASA RELEASE-93-641 P93-10065 06

NEW YORK TIMES INTERVIEW P93-10242 05

INTERVIEW WITH MATT BATES, INTERNATIONAL

AEROSPACE MACHINISTS UNION; ACR

HEADQUARTERS, WASHINGTON, DC

P93-10245 05

RUTHERFORD APPLETON LAB., ENGLAND

OZONE DESTROYING CHLORINE EXISTED LONGER

IN 1992-93 WINTER

| NASA RELEASE-93-68{ P93-10069 06

S

SAFETY OEVICES

NASA F-15 MAKES FIRST ENGINE-CONTROLLED

TOUCHDOWN

[ NASA RELEASE-93-75{ P93-10076 06

SAFETY SYSTEMS

S AIRCRAFT SAFETY

SAMPEX SATELLITE

SCIENTISTS LOCATE NEW RADIATION BELT

AROUND EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-94J P93-10095 06

NASA SELECTS SECOND SET OF SMALL EXPLORER

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-168{ P93-10169 06

SAMPLING

DANTE ROBOT TO EXPLORE ACTIVE ALASKA

VOLCANO IN SPRING

[NASA RELEASE-93-195| P93-10196 06

SAN FRANCISCO UNIV., CALIF.

NITROGEN ICE DISCOVERED ON PLUTO

[NASA RELEASE-93-142{ P93-10143 06

SATELLITE ATTITUDE CONTROL

SA ORBIT ATTITUDE AND MANEUVER SYSTEMS

COMPTON GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY TO GET

ORBIT BOOST

[NASA RELEASE-93-179{ P93-10180 06

SATELLITE COMMUNICATION

NASA AMES TO DRIVE RUSSIAN ROBOT VIA

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE*93-84{ P93-10085 06

TDRSS C-BAND AGREEMENT RESTRUCTURED

[NASA RELEASE-93-126{ P93-10127 06

CONTROLLERS LOSE CONTACT WITH NOAA*13

SATELLITE

{NASA RELEASE-93-151{ P93-10152 06

SATELLITE IMAGERY

NASA AND CALIFORNIA WINE GROWERS JOINTLY

BATTLE PEST DAMAGE

{NASA RELEASE-93-55 ] P93-10056 06

NASA STUDY REFINES ESTIMATES OF AMAZON

DEFORESTATION

[NASA RELEASE-93-119( P93-10120 06

SATELLITE DATA GET NEW LEASE ON LIFE FROM

SOFTWARE BOOST

[NASA RELEASE-93-1641 P93-10165 06

NASA SCIENTISTS CREATE EARTH BREATHING

IMAGE

INASA RELEASE-93-223 ] P93-10224 06

SATELLITE INSTRUMENTS

S DIFFERENTIAL MICROWAVE RADIOMETER

S FAR INFRARED ABSOLUTE

SPECTROPHOTOMETER

SATELLITE NETWORK

SA SPACEBRIDGE NETWORK

NASA TDRSS NETWORK MARKS 10 YEARS OF

OPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-93-60{ P93-10061 06

A-34
SUBJECT INDEX SMALL BUSINESSES

SATELLITE OBSERVATION

1992 ANTARCTIC OZONE DEPLETION AS SEVERE

AS ANY PREVIOUS YEAR

INASA RELEASE-93-13[ P93-10014 06

SCIENTISTS REVEAL NATURE OF EXPLODING, RED

SUPERGIANT STAR

INASA RELEASE-93-63] P93-I0064 06

NASA SATELLITE DATA SHAKE THEORIES ON

GAMMA-RAY BURSTS

INASA RELEASE-93-72[ P93-t0073 06

NASA SELECTS UPPER ATMOSPHERE

INVESTIGATORS

[NASA RELEASE-93-1231 P93-10124 06

REMARKS BY DANIEL S, GOLDtN P93-10246 05

SATELLITE REPAIR

S ORBITAL SERVICING

SATELLITES

S ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY

SAT.

S COSMIC BACKGROUND EXPLORER SATELLITE

S EARTH RADIATION BUDGET SATELLITE

SYSTEM

S EXOSAT/EUROPEAN X-RAY OBS. SATELLITE/

S EXPLORER SCIENTIFIC SATELLITES

S EXTREME ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER

S FAST AURORAL SNAPSHOT EXPLORER

S GAMMA RAY OBSERVATORY

S GINGA SATELLITE

S IUE /INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET

EXPLORER/

S JOINT ULTRAVIOLET NIGHT SKY OBSERVER

S LANDSAT 4

S LANDSAT 5

S NAVIGATION SATELLITES

S NIMBUS 7

S NOAA METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES

S NOAA-11

S NOAA-13

S PIONEER VENUS PROBE

S PIONEER 10

S PIONEER 11

S ROSAT/GERMAN SATELLITE/

S SPACE STATIONS

S SUBMILLIMETER WAVE ASTRONOMY

SATELLITE

S TRANSITIONAL REGION AND CORONAL

EXPLORER

S WIDE-FIELD INFRARED EXPLORER

SCANNER

S INFRARED SCANNER

SCANNING ELECTRONIC ANALYZER

NASA AND CALIFORNIA WINE GROWERS JOINTLY

BATTLE PEST DAMAGE

[NASA RELEASE-93-55] P93-10056 06

SCHOLASTIC COOPERATION

UNIVERSITIES FLY OZONE RESEARCH BALLOON

FROM TEXAS TO FLA.

{NASA RELEASE-93-81 P93-10009 06

LEWIS, CASE, BATTELLE TO COMMERCIALIZE NASA

INVENTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-91] P93-10092 06

SCIENTIFIC SATELLITES

S COSMIC BACKGROUND EXPLORER SATELLITE

S EXPLORER SCIENTIFIC SATELLITES

S GINGA SATELLITE

S IUE /INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET

EXPLORER/

S JOINT ULTRAVIOLET NIGHT SKY OBSERVER

S ROSAT /GERMAN SATELLITE/

S SUBMILLIMETER WAVE ASTRONOMY

SATELLITE

S TRANSITIONAL REGION AND CORONAL

EXPLORER

S WIDE-FIELD INFRARED EXPLORER

SCIENTISTS

ASTROPHYSICIST NAMED 1992 NASA INVENTOR OF

THE YEAR

{NASA RELEASE-93-24 ] P93-10025 06

AAAS TO HONOR NASA SCIENTIST FOR OZONE

RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-93-26] P93-10027 06

CLEMENTINE MISSION SCIENCE TEAM SELECTED

INASA RELEASE-93-661 P93-10067 06

CORDOVA NAMED NASA CHIEF SCIENTIST

[NASA RELEASE-93-162] P93-10163 06

SEA

S SCANNING ELECTRONIC ANALYZER

SEA STATES

TOPEX POSEIDON MAPS PRECISE GLOBAL SEA

LEVEL

INASA RELEASE-93-122] P93-t0123 06

TOPEX/POSEIDON DATA CONFIRMS EL NINO

PREDICTIONS

[ NASA RELEASE-93-205 [ P93-10206 06

SEARCH FOR EXTRATERRESTRIAL INTELLIGENCE

NASA USES NEW METHOD TO DETECT NEW STARS

AND PLANETS

[NASA RELEASE-93-106[ P93-10107 06

SELFRIDGE AFB, MICH.

S AIR FORCE, U.S.

SEMICONDUCTORS

STS-62 AND STS-59 SPACE SHUTTLE CREW

ASSIGNMENTS ANNOUNCED

{NASA RELEASE-93-42] P93-10043 06

NASA ANNOUNCES NEW SEMICONDUCTOR

GROWTH PROCESS

[NASA RELEASE-93-200] P93-10201 06

SENSORS

NASA SYSTEM RESEARCH AIRCRAFT MAKES FIRST

TEST FLIGHT

[ NASA RELEASE-93-95 ] P93-10096 06

NEW WlNDSHEAR SENSORS A

GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY 'SUCCESS STORY'

[NASA RELEASE-93-170] P93-10171 06

NASA, FAA CONSIDER REVISED WINDSHEAR

PILOTING PROCEDURES

[NASA RELEASE-93-171] P93-10172 06

JPL TEAM DEVELOPS SPECIAL POLLUTION

DETECTION GLASS

[NASA RELEASE-93-209} P93-10210 06

SETI PROJECT

S SEARCH FOR EXTRATERRESTRIAL

INTELLIGENCE

SEYFERT GALAXY

HUBBLE DISCOVERS A DOUBLE NUCLEUS IN CORE

OF ACTIVE GALAXY

[NASA RELEASE-93-6] P93-10007 06

HUBBLE SUPPORTS BLACK HOLE MODEL FOR

ACTIVE GALAXIES

[NASA RELEASE-93-130] P93-10131 06

MYSTERY OF 'FASTEST FLICKERING' GALAXY

SOLVED

iNASA RELEASE-93-192] P93-10193 06

SHARP PLUS RESEARCH APPRENTICESHIP

PROGRAM

MINORITY STUDENTS APPRENTICE ON SPACE

RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-93-116] P93-10117 06

SHIELDING

S THERMAL PROTECTION SYSTEM

SHOCK WAVES

ULYSSES REACHES UNEXPLORED REGIONS OF

SUN

[NASA RELEASE-93-217] P93-10218 06

SHUTTLE DERIVED LAUNCH VEHICLES

STATION REDESIGN TEAM TO SUBMIT FINAL

REPORT

[NASA RELEASE-93-104] P93-I0105 06

SHUTTLE PALLET SATELLITES/SPAS/

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121] P93-10t22 06

NASA AND GERMAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN SPACE

AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-93-129] P93-10130 06

PAYLOAD COMMANDERS NAMED FOR FUTURE

SHUTTLE MISSIONS

INASA RELEASE-93-140} P93-10141 06

SHUTTLE SOLAR BACKSCATTER UVINSTRUMENT

1992-93 GLOBAL OZONE LEVELS LOWER THAN ANY

PREVIOUS YEAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-74] P93-1D075 06

SIGNAL PROCESSING

CATARACT SUFFERERS COULD BENEFIT FROM

SPACE TECHNOLOGY

[ NASA RELEASE-93-45 ] P93-10046 06

FLIGHT TESTS PROVE SIMPLER SATELLITE-GUIDED

AUTOLAND METHOD

INASA RELEASE-93-165T P93-10166 06

SIKORSKY AIRCRAFT, STRATFORD, CONN.

NASA TESTS HELICOPTER MODEL IN ICING

CONDITIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-1471 P93-10148 06

SILICON CARBIDE

NASA ANNOUNCES NEW SEMICONDUCTOR

GROWTH PROCESS

l NASA RELEASE-93-2001 P93-10201 06

SIMULATION

S COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION

SIMULATORS

S FLIGHT SIMULATORS

S NEUTRAL BUOYANCY SIMULATOR

SKICAT

S SKY IMAGE CATALOGING AND ANALYSIS TOOL

SKY IMAGE CATALOGING AND ANALYSIS TOOL

COMPUTER PROGRAM WILL CATALOG

ASTRONOMICAL SKY SURVEY

INASA RELEASE-93-67] P93-10066 06

SKY SURVEYS/ASTRONOMY/

COMPUTER PROGRAM WILL CATALOG

ASTRONOMICAL SKY SURVEY

[NASA RELEASE-93-67] P93-10068 06

NEW DISCOVERIES BY NASA'S EUV EXPLORER

PRESENTED

[NASA RELEASE-93-105} P93-10106 06

HUBBLE DEEP-SKY SURVEY FINDS INTERACTING

GALAXIES IN A CLUSTER

INASA RELEASE-93-203] P93-10204 06

SLS- 1

S SPACELAB LIFE SCIENCES 1

SLS-2

S SPACELAB LIFE SCIENCES 2

SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION RES. OFF., NASA

NASA SPONSORING SMALL BUSINESS

CONFERENCE ON DEC. 1-2

[NASA RELEASE-93-201] P93-10202 06

SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION RESEARCH

PROGRAM

NASA SELECTS PHASE tl SMALL BUSINESS

INNOVATION RESEARCH PROJECTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-3} P93-10003 06

GOLDIN CALLS FOR IMPROVED TECHNOLOGY

TRANSFER TO INDUSTRY

[NASA RELEASE-93-9] P93-10010 06

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROJECTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-33] P93-10034 06

NASA OSHKOSH EXHIBIT HIGHLIGHTS U.S.

'LEADERSHIP IN AERONAUTICS'

[NASA RELEASE-93-128 P93-10129 06

NEW WINDSHEAR SENSORS A

GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY 'SUCCESS STORY*

[NASA RELEASE-93-170 P93-10171 06

NASA SPONSORING SMALL BUSINESS

CONFERENCE ON DEC. 1-2

[NASA RELEASE-93-201 P93-10202 06

NASA ANNOUNCES 1993 SBIR PHASE I

SELECTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-207 P93-1020B 06

TECHNOLOGY 2003 TO HIGHLIGHT NEW

TECHNOLOGICAL DISCOVERIES

[NASA RELEASE-93-212 P93-10213 06

NASA ANNOUNCES ADDITIONAL t993 SMALL

BUSINESS SELECTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-216 P93-10217 06

NASA SELECTS PHASE II SMALL BUSINESS

PROJECTS

{ NASA RELEASE-93-219 P93-10220 06

SMALL BUSINESS OUTREACH PROGRAM

NASA SMALL BUSINESS OUTREACH OFFICE TO

OPEN IN NASHUA, NH

[NASA RELEASE-93-206] P93-10207 06

SMALL BUSINESSES

NASA CO*SPONSORS HIGH-TECH SMALL BUSINESS

CONFERENCE

iNASA RELEASE-93-29] P93-10030 06

A-35
SMALL EXPLORER PROJECT/SMEX/

NASA EXCEEDS MINORITY SMALL BUSINESS GOAL

AHEAD OF SCHEDULE

INASA RELEASED93-2141 P93-10215 06

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDtN

BEFORE THE JPL HIGH-TECH SMALL BUSINESS

DEVELOPMENT PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P93-10231 05

ADDRESS TO THE AIAA P93-10240 05

SMALL EXPLORER PROJECT/SMEX/

S SMALL-CLASS EXPLORER PROGRAM

SMALL SCIENTIFIC SATELLITES

S SMALL-CLASS EXPLORER PROGRAM

SMALL-CLASS EXPLORER PROGRAM

NASA SELECTS SECOND SET OF SMALL EXPLORER

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-168[ P93-10169 06

SOIL STUDIES

NASA AND THE RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN

MARS '94 CONTRACT

INASA RELEASE-93-621 P93-10063 06

NASA SCIENTISTS CREATE EARTH BREATHING

IMAGE

[NASA RELEASE-93-223[ P93-10224 06

SOLAR ARRAYS

HUBBLE TELESCOPE SERVICING MISSION

SCHEDULED FOR ELEVEN DAYS

[ NASA RELEASE-93-761 P93-10077 06

FIVE SPACEWALKS TO SERVICE HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE HIGHLIGHTS SHUFFLE MISSION STS-61

INASA RELEASE-93-204[ P93-10205 06

SOLAR BACKSCATTER UV SPECTRAL RADIOMETER

1992-93 GLOBAL OZONE LEVELS LOWER THAN ANY

PREVIOUS YEAR

[ NASA RELEASE-93-741 P93-10075 06

SOLAR MAGNETIC FIELD

ULYSSES REACHES UNEXPLORED REGIONS OF

SUN

[NASA RELEASE-93-217[ P93-10218 06

SOLAR PHYSICS

NASA SELECTS SECOND SET OF SMALL EXPLORER

MISSIONS

INASA RELEASE-93-168] P93-10169 06

SOLAR POLAR MISSION

S ULYSSES MISSION

SOLAR PO_qER

ANTARCTIC TO BECOME LABORATORY FOR

FUTURE MARS MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93*178[ P93-10179 06

SOLAR PROBE

S ULYSSES MISSION

SOLAR RADIATION

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

INASA RELEASE-93-34[ P93-t0035 06

MT. PINATUBO ERUPTION CAUSES TEMPORARY

COOLING OF EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-41[ P93-10042 06

EVIDENCE POINTS TO OCEANS, LIGHTNING ON

EARLY VENUS

[NASA RELEASE-93-51 ] P93-t0052 06

CREW MEMBERS SELECTED FOR STS-63 SHUTTLE

SPACEHAB-3 FLIGHT

JNASA RELEASE-93-161] P93o10162 06

SOLAR SYSTEM EXPLORATION

S PLANETARY EXPLORATION

S SPACE EXPLORATION

SOLAR SYSTEM EXPLORATION DIVISION, NASA

NASA BEGINS DEVELOPMENT OF FIRST

ASTEROID-ORBITING MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-220[ P93-10221 06

SOLAR WIND

VOYAGER SPACECRAFT FIND CLUE TO ANOTHER

SOLAR SYSTEM MYSTERY

[NASA RELEASE-93-991 P93-10100 06

PIONEER CELEBRATES 10 YEARS BEYOND THE

KNOWN SOLAR PLANETS

INASA RELEASE-93-110] P93-10111 06

CREW MEMBERS SELECTED FOR STS-63 SHUTTLE

SPACEHAB-3 FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-93-161 I P93-10162 06

GALILEO DETECTS MAGNETIC FIELD AROUND

ASTEROID IDA

[NASA RELEASE-93-1931 P93o10t94 06

ULYSSES REACHES UNEXPLORED REGIONS OF

SUN

INASA RELEASE-93-217] P93-10218 06

SOLAR, ANOMALOUS & MAGNETOSPHERIC

EXPLORER

S SAMPEX SATELLITE

SOLID NITROGEN

NITROGEN ICE DISCOVERED ON PLUTO

[NASA RELEASE-93-1421 P93-10143 06

SOLID PROPELLANT ROCKET ENGINES

S ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR /SHUFFLE/

SOLID ROCKET BOOSTERS

S ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR /SHUTTLE/

SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

S ADVANCED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR /SHUTTLE/

S REDESIGNED SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

/SHUFFLE/

SOLID STATE PHYSICS

S CRYSTALLOGRAPHY

S SEMICONDUCTORS

SOLIDIFIED GASES

NITROGEN ICE DISCOVERED ON PLUTO

INASA RELEASE-93-142[ P93-10143 06

FROZEN MOLECULAR HYDROGEN DISCOVERED IN

STELLAR NURSERY

[NASA RELEASE-93-187[ P93-I0188 06

SOMANETICS CORP., TROY, MICH.

ASTRONAUT BAGIAN TAKES LEAVE OF ABSENCE

[NASA RELEASE-93-139[ P93-10140 06

SOUNDING

S ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDING

SOUTHAMPTON UNIV., ENGLAND

COMPTON OBSERVATORY DISCOVERS INTENSE,

NEW X-RAY PULSAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-141[ P93-10142 06

SOUTHERN CALIF. SMALL BUS. UTILIZ. COUNCIL

NASA CO-SPONSORS HIGH-TECH SMALL BUSINESS

CONFERENCE

[NASA RELEASE-93-29[ P93-10030 06

SOUTHERN UNIV,, LA.

NASA FOSTERS AEROSPACE ENGINEERING AT

SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY

[NASA RELEASE-93-197[ P93-10198 06

SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER, DALLAS, TX

NASA SELECTS CENTER FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-93-40[ P93-10041 06

SOVIET SPACECRAFT

S MIR SPACE STATION

SPACE

S INTERSTELLAR SPACE

SPACE BIOLOGY

S EXOBIOLOGY

SPACE COMMERCIALIZATION

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78[ P93-10079 06

TDRSS C-BAND AGREEMENT RESTRUCTURED

[NASA RELEASE-93-126[ P93-10127 06

NASA MODIFIES FUNDING SUPPORT FOR CENTERS

FOR COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT

[NASA RELEASE-93-225[ P93-10226 06

SPACE COMMUNICATIONS

SA SPACECRAFT COMMUNICATIONS

NASA TDRSS NETWORK MARKS 10 YEARS OF

OPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-93-60 ]

NASA NAMES HEAD

iNVESTIGATION BOARD

INASA RELEASE-93-153|

MARS OBSERVER

MEMBERS NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-93-159[

NASA SELECTS

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-93-186[

P93-10061 O6

OF MARS OBSERVER

P93-10154 06

INVESTIGATION BOARD

P93-10160 06

FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

P93-t0187 06

SUBJECT INDEX

SPACE DOCKING

NASA AND RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN

AGREEMENT FOR ADDITIONAL SPACE SHUTTLE/MIR

MISSIONS

tNASA RELEASE-93-2221 P93-10223 06

SPACE EXPLORATION

SA LUNAR EXPLORATION

SA PLANETARY EXPLORATION

NASA PRESENTS PUBLIC SERVICE MEDAL TO GENE

RODDENBERRY

JNASA RELEASE-93-191 P93-10020 06

ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES TO ENHANCE

PROGRAMS, RELATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-44 I P93-10045 06

THREE SPACECRAFT TO CONDUCT 3-WEEK

GRAVITATIONAL WAVE SEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-93-481 P93-I0049 06

EXPLORATION EFFORT SHIFTED TO OFFICE OF

SPACE SCIENCE

[ NASA RELEASE-93-54 } P93-10055 06

NASA TO FEATURE VIDEOWALL AT PARIS AIR

SHOW

[NASA RELEASE-93-92[ P93-10093 06

PIONEER CELEBRATES 10 YEARS BEYOND THE

KNOWN SOLAR PLANETS

[NASA RELEASE-93-110[ P93-10111 06

TRANSCRIPT: REMARKS BY DANIEL S. GOLDIN ON

NASA TELEVISION P93-10230 05

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DANIEL S.

GOLDIN TO THE AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL

SOCIETY - GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM:

REDESIGN OF THE SPACE STATION; HYATT R EGENCY

HOTEL, CRYSTAL CITY, ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

P93-10232 05

NASA BUDGET BRIEFING; NASA HEADQUARTERS,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10234 05

THE REDESIGN OF THE SPACE STATION:

GRAPPLING WITH THE CHALLENGE TO CHANGE

P93-10237 05

REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY: TO BOLDLY

GO - GIVING THOUGHT TO WHAT COMES NEXT IN

SPACE; NATIONAL SPACE CLUB SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE, FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA P93-10238 05

NEW YORK TIMES INTERVIEW P93-10242 05

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDIN

TO THE AEROSPACE INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION [AIA);

LITCHFIELD PARK, ARIZONA P93-10243 05

MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM'S 'THE LARRY

KING SHOW': INTERVIEW WITH DAN GOLDIN

P93-10249 05

SPACE FLIGHTS

S SPACE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM FLIGHTS

S STS-50

S STS-51

S STS-54

S STS-55

S STS-56

S STS-57

S STS-58

S STS-59

S STS-60

S STS-61

S STS-62

S STS-63

S STS-66

S STS-67

S STS-68

S STS-69

SPACE GRANT COLLEGES/CONSORTIA

S UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS

SPACE HARDWARE OPTIMIZATION TECH., IND.

CONSORT 6 LAUNCH DATE SET

[NASA RELEASE-93-22 ] P93-10023 06

SPACE LABORATORIES

NASA TO DEVELOP AND BUILD SPACE STATION

FURNACE FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-93-211[ P93-I0212 06

SPACE MAINTENANCE

SPACE STATION PRECURSOR WORK CONTINUES

ON SHUTTLE IN 1993

[NASA RELEASE-93-10[ P93-10011 06

A-36
SUBJECT INDEX

SPACE MANUFACTURING

NASA TO DEVELOP AND BUILD SPACE STATION

FURNACE FACILITY

I NASA RELEASE-93-211 ] P93-10212 06

REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY: BRUNEL'S

PRODUCTION LINE - INSPIRATION, INNOVATION AND

THE MARCH OF TECHNOLOGY; NATIONAL CENTER

FOR MANUFACTURING SCIENCES 1993 ANNUAL

MEETING, WASHINGTON, DC P93-10236 05

SPACE MISSIONS

SA SPACE SHUTTLE MISSIONS

NASA SELECTS 11 DISCOVERY MISSION CONCEPTS

FOR STUDY

INASA RELEASE-93-27] P93-10028 06

EXPLORATION EFFORT SHIFTED TO OFFICE OF

SPACE SCIENCE

{NASA RELEASE-93-54 ] P93-10055 06

NASA NAMES TEAM TO STUDY RETURN TRIP TO

MARS

1NASA RELEASE-93-157] P93-10158 06

NASA SELECTS SECOND SET OF SMALL EXPLORER

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-168| P93-10169 06

SPACE PHYSICS

U.S./RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCIES HOOKING

SCIENCE NETWORKS

INASA RELEASE-93-196] P93-10197 06

SPACE PLATFORMS

SA EURECA/ESA/

CREW MEMBERS SELECTED FOR STS-63 SHUTTLE

SPACEHAB-3 FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-161] P93-10162 06

SPACE POWER

SA SPACECRAFT POWER SUPPLIES

NASA MODIFIES FUNDING SUPPORT FOR CENTERS

FOR COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT

[NASA RELEASE-93-225] P93-I0226 06

SPACE PROBES

S PIONEER VENUS PROBE

S PIONEER 10

S PIONEER 11

S VOYAGER SPACECRAFT

SPACE PROCESSING

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78] P93-10079 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121] P93-10122 06

REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY: TO BOLDLY

GO - GIVING THOUGHT TO WHAT COMES NEXT IN

SPACE; NATIONAL SPACE CLUB SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE, FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA P93-10238 05

SPACE PROGRAMS

SA ANTARCTIC SPACE ANALOG PROGRAM

SA MARS OBSERVER MISSION

SA RESEARCH PROJECTS

TRANSCRIPT: REMARKS BY DANIEL S. GOLDIN ON

NASA TELEVISION Pg3-10230 05

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDIN

BEFORE THE JPL HIGH-TECH SMALL BUSINESS

DEVELOPMENT PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P93-10231 05

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DANIEL S.

GOLDIN TO THE AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL

SOCIETY - GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM:

REDESIGN OF THE SPACE STATION; HYATT REGENCY

HOTEL, CRYSTAL CITY, ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

P93-10232 05

NASA BUDGET BRIEFING; NASA HEADOUARTERS,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10234 05

AIAA LUNCHEON; CRYSTAL CITY HYATT REGENCY

HOTEL, CRYSTAL CITY, VIRGINIA Pg3-10235 05

REMARKS PREPARED FOB DELIVERY: BRUNEL'S

PRODUCTION LINE - INSPIRATION, INNOVATION AND

THE MARCH OF TECHNOLOGY; NATIONAL CENTER

FOR MANUFACTURING SCIENCES 1993 ANNUAL

MEETING, WASHINGTON, DC P93-10236 05

THE REDESIGN OF THE SPACE STATION:

GRAPPLING WITH THE CHALLENGE TO CHANGE

P93-10237 05

REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY: TO BOLDLY

GO - GIVING THOUGHT TO WHAT COMES NEXT IN

SPACE; NATIONAL SPACE CLUB SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE, FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA P93-10238 05

PRESS CONFERENCE; JOHNSON SPACE CENTER,

HOUSTON, TEXAS P93-10239 05

ADDRESS TO THE AIAA P93-10240 05

NASA INTERVIEW WITH BILL BROAD, NEW YORK

TIMES SCIENCE WRITER P93-10241 05

NEW YORK TIMES INTERVIEW P93-10242 05

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDIN

TO THE AEROSPACE INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION (AIA);

LITCHFIELD PARK, ARIZONA P93-10243 05

tNTERVIEVV WITH MATT BATES, INTERNATIONAL

AEROSPACE MACHINISTS UNION; ACR

HEADQUARTERS, WASHINGTON, DC

P93-10245 05

REMARKS BY DANIEL S. GOLDIN P93-10246 05

WEST VIRGINIA HIGH TECH CONSORTIUM;

FAIRMONT, WEST VIRGINIA P93-10247 05

REMARKS GIVEN TO JOHN LOGSTONE SPACE

POLICY CLASS; GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

P93-10248 05

MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM'S 'THE LARRY

KING SHOW': INTERVIEW WITH DAN GOLDIN

P93-10249 05

SPACE RADAR LABORATORY

STS-62 AND STS-59 SPACE SHU3-FLE CREW

ASSIGNMENTS ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-93-42] P93-10043 06

PAYLOAD COMMANDERS NAMED FOR FUTURE

SHUTTLE MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-140] 1:)93-10141 06

SPACE RADIATION

SA GALACTIC RADIATION

CLEMENTINE MISSION SCIENCE TEAM SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-93-66] P93-10067 06

SPACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE/RUSSIA/

NASA AND THE RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN

MARS '94 CONTRACT

[NASA RELEASE-93-62] P93-10063 06

NASA AMES TO DRIVE RUSSIAN ROBOT VIA

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-93-84] P93-10085 06

INTERNATIONAL MARS EXPLORATION GROUP

FORMED

[NASA RELEASE-g3-87] P93-10088 06

U.S./RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCIES HOOKING

SCIENCE NETWORKS

[NASA RELEASE-93-196] P93-10197 06

SPACE RESEARCH ORGANIZATION, NETHERLANDS

GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY PRODUCES THREE

MAJOR DISCOVERIES

[NASA RELEASE-93-182] P93-10183 06

SPACE SCIENCE BOARD, NAS-NRC

SPACE STATION REDESIGN ADVISORY MEMBERS

NAMED

INASA RELEASE-93*59] P93-10060 06

SPACE SCIENCES

ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES TO ENHANCE

PROGRAMS, RELATIONS

|NASA RELEASE-93-44] P93-10045 06

NASA TO FEATURE VIDEOWALL AT PARIS AIR

SHOW

[NASA RELEASE-g3-92] P93-10093 06

MINORITY STUDENTS APPRENTICE ON SPACE

RESEARCH

|NASA RELEASE-93-116] P93-10117 06

NASA EDUCATION TELECASTS SCHEDULED FOR

1993-94 SCHOOL YEAR

[NASA RELEASE*93-150| P93-10151 06

TWENTY NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS HONORED

IN WASHINGTON

[NASA RELEASE-93-175] P93-10176 06

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSIONS

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

INASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE*93-20] P93-I0021 06

SPACE SHUTTLE PAYLOADS

SPACEWALK ADDED TO JULY SPACE SHUTTLE

FLIGHT

NASA RELEASE-93-211 P93-10022 06

SPACEWALK ADDED TO APRIL SPACE SHUTTLE

FLIGHT

I NASA RELEASE-93-31 ] P93-10032 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

tNASA RELEASE-93-34] P93-10035 06

STS-62 AND STS-59 SPACE SHUTTLE CREW

ASSIGNMENTS ANNOUNCED

NASA RELEASE-93*421 P93-10043 06

PRIME AND BACKUP COSMONAUTS NAMED FOR

SHUTTLE STS-60 MISSION

NASA RELEASE-93-61] P93-10062 06

HUBBLE TELESCOPE SERVICING MISSION

SCHEDULED FOR ELEVEN DAYS

I NASA RELEASE-93-76] P93-10077 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

NASA RELEASE-93-78] P93-10079 06

COLUMBIA'S RETURN MARKS SIGNIFICANT SPACE

SHUTTLE MILESTONES

[NASA RELEASE-93*79] P93-10080 06

HUBBLE SERVICING MISSION STUDY COMPLETED

(NASA RELEASE-93-96] P93-10097 06

SHUTTLE OZONE DATA RETRIEVED FROM ATMOS

RECORDER

( NASA RELEASE-93-118] P93-10119 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-g3-121] P93-10122 06

STS-58 SECOND SPACELAB MISSION DEDICATED

TO LIFE SCIENCES P93-10136 06

PAYLOAD COMMANDERS NAMED FOR FUTURE

SHUTTLE MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-140] P93-10141 06

CREW MEMBERS SELECTED FOR STS-63 SHUTTLE

SPACEHAB-3 FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-161] P93-10162 06

PROTEIN CRYSTAL GROWTH RESEARCH TAKES

STEP TOWARD NEW DRUGS

[NASA RELEASE-93-166] P93-10167 06

HUBBLE INSTRUMENT MAY RECEIVE FURTHER

TESTING

INASA RELEASE-93-169] P93-10170 06

SHUTTLE MISSION TO CONDUCT SCIENTIFIC

FIRST

[NASA RELEASE-93-173| P93-10174 06

PORTABLE COMPUTER TO HELP ASTRONAUTS

CONDUCT SCIENCE

[NASA RELEASE-93-180] P93-10181 06

SHUTTLE RAT EXPERIMENT YIELDS UNEXPECTED

RESULTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-181] P93-10182 06

FIVE SPACEWALKS TO SERVICE HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE HIGHLIGHTS SHUTTLE MISSION STS-61

[NASA RELEASE-93-204] P93-I0205 06

SPACE SHUTTLE OPERATIONS

PEARSON ANNOUNCES SHUTTLE PROGRAM

ADJUSTMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-49| P93-10050 06

GOLDIN ANNOUNCES KEY SPACE STATION

MANAGEMENT MOVES

INASA RELEASE-93-191| P93-10192 06

SPACE SHU'rrLE ORBITERS

SA ATLANTIS

SA COLUMBIA

SA DISCOVERY

SA ENDEAVOUR

SHUTTLE TILE MATERIAL MAY HELP IN BONE

TRANSPLANTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-102] P93-10103 06

SPACE SHUTTLE PAYLOADS

SA GETAWAY SPECIALS

FIRST 1993 SHUTTLE MISSION DEMONSTRATES

UNIQUE CAPABILITIES

[NASA RELEASE-93-4] P93-10004 06

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

SPACE STATION PRECURSOR WORK CONTINUES

ON SHUTTLE IN 1993

INASA RELEASE-93-10[ P93-10011 06

A-37
SPACE SHUTTLE PROGRAM OFFICE, NASA

SECOND GEIqMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

NASA RELEASE-93-20J P93-10021 06

SPACEWALK ADDED TO APRIL SPACE SHUTTLE

FLIGHT

NASA RELEASE-93-31 } P93-10032 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

(NASA RELEASE-93-34 ] P93-t0035 06

STS-62 AND STS-59 SPACE SHUTTLE CREW

ASSIGNMENTS ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-93-421 P93-10043 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

(NASA RELEASE-93-781 P93-10079 06

COLUMBIA'S RETURN MARKS SIGNIFICANT SPACE

SHUTTLE MILESTONES

[NASA RELEASE-93-791 P93-10080 06

NASA JOINS FORCES WITH INDUSTRY IN AIDS

RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-93-881 P93-t0089 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

(NASA RELEASE-93-1211 P93-10122 06

NASA AND GERMAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN SPACE

AGREEMENT

(NASA RELEASE-93-129| P93-10130 06

STS-58 SECOND SPACELAB MISSION DEDICATED

TO LIFE SCIENCES P93-10136 06

PAYLOAD COMMANDERS NAMED FOR FUTURE

SHUTTLE MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-140] P93-10141 06

HUBBLE INSTRUMENT MAY RECEIVE FURTHER

TESTING

(NASA RELEASE-93-1691 P93-10170 06

SHUTTLE MISSION TO CONDUCT SCIENTIFIC

FIRST

[NASA RELEASE-93*[731 P93-10174 06

SPACE SHUTTLE PROGRAM OFFICE, NASA

PEARSON ANNOUNCES SHUTTLE PROGRAM

ADJUSTMENTS

(NASA RELEASE-93-491 P93-10050 06

SPACE SHLR-FLES

SPACE STATION PRECURSOR WORK CONTINUES

ON SHUTTLE tN 1993

[NASA RELEASE+93-10[ P93-10011 06

PEARSON ANNOUNCES SHUTTLE PROGRAM

ADJUSTMENTS

INASA RELEASE-93-491 P93-10050 06

NASA TDRSS NETWORK MARKS 10 YEARS OF

OPERATION

(NASA RELEASE-93-60] P93-10061 06

CREW MEMBERS SELECTED FOR STS-63 SHUFFLE

SPACEHAB-3 FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-93-161 ] P93-10162 06

YELLOW CREEK FACILITIES TARGETED FOR

SHUFFLE NOZZLE WORK

[NASA RELEASE-93-215[ P93-10216 06

NASA AND RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN

AGREEMENT FOR ADDITIONAL SPACE SHUTTLE/MIR

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-222[ P93-10223 06

ADDRESS TO THE AIAA P93-10240 05

SPACE STATION FURNACE FACILITY

NASA TO DEVELOP AND BUILD SPACE STATION

FURNACE FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-93-211[ P93-10212 06

SPACE STATION PROGRAM

SPACE STATION FREEDOM PROPULSION FIRING

TESTS UNDERWAY

[ NASA RELEASE-93-7[ P93-10008 06

SPACE STATION PRECURSOR WORK CONTINUES

ON SHUTTLE IN 1993

[NASA RELEASE-93-10[ P93-10011 06

SPACEWALK ADDED TO JULY SPACE SHUTTLE

FLIGHT

|NASA RELEASE-93-211 P93-10022 06

SPACEWALK ADDED TO APRIL SPACE SHUFFLE

FLIGHT

[ NASA RELEASE-93-31[ P93-10032 06

NASA BUDGET BOOSTS TECHNOLOGY, PROMISES

IMPROVED SPACE STATION PROGRAM

I NASA RELEASE-93-32 [ P93-10033 06

GOLDIN ANNOUNCES KEY SPACE STATION POSTS,

SPENDING MEASURES

INASA RELEASE-93-381 P93-10039 06

ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES TO ENHANCE

PROGRAMS, RELATIONS

INASA RELEASE-93-44 ] P93-10045 06

PEARSON ANNOUNCES SHUFFLE PROGRAM

ADJUSTMENTS

I NASA RELEASE-93-491 P93-10050 06

SPACE STATION REDESIGN ADVISORY MEMBERS

NAMED

INASA RELEASE-93-59] P93-10060 06

GIBBONS OUTLINES SPACE STATION REDESIGN

GUIDANCE

[ NASA RELEASE-93-64 ] P93-10065 06

STATION REDESIGN TEAM TO SUBMIT FINAL

REPORT

INASA RELEASE-93-104[ 1:)93-10t05 06

]3NO ASTRONAUTS APPOINTED TO

HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS

INASA RELEASE-93-120[ P93-10121 06

SPACE STATION ORGANIZATION CHANGES

ANNOUNCED

INASA RELEASE-93-136[ P93-10137 06

SPACE STATION HOST CENTER AND PRIME

CONTRACTOR ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-93-148[ P93-10149 06

NASA SPACE STATION DIRECTOR RICHARD KOHRS

TO RETIRE

[NASA RELEASE-93-160[ P93-t0161 06

GOLDIN ANNOUNCES KEY SPACE STATION

MANAGEMENT MOVES

[NASA RELEASE-93-191[ P93-I0192 06

TRANSCRIPT: REMARKS BY DANIEL S. GOLDIN ON

NASA TELEVISION P93-10230 05

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DANIEL S.

GOLDIN TO THE AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL

SOCIETY - GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM:

REDESIGN OF THE SPACE STATION; HYATF REGENCY

HOTEL. CRYSTAL CITY, ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

P93-10232 05

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10233 05

NASA BUDGET BRIEFING; NASA HEADQUARTERS,

WASHINGTON. DC P93-I0234 05

AIAA LUNCHEON; CRYSTAL CITY HYATT REGENCY

HOTEL. CRYSTAL CITY, VIRGINIA P93-10235 05

REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY: TO BOLDLY

GO - GIVING THOUGHT TO WHAT COMES NEXT IN

SPACE; NATIONAL SPACE CLUB SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE. FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA P93-10238 05

ADDRESS TO THE A1AA P93-10240 05

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDIN

TO THE AEROSPACE INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION (AIA);

LITCHFIELD PARK, ARIZONA P93-10243 05

INTERVIEW WITH MATT BATES, INTERNATIONAL

AEROSPACE MACHINISTS UNION; ACR

HEADQUARTERS, WASHINGTON, DC

P93-10245 05

REMARKS GIVEN TO JOHN LOGSTONE SPACE

POLICY CLASS; GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

P93-10248 05

SPACE STATION REDESIGN

NASA BUDGET BOOSTS TECHNOLOGY, PROMISES

IMPROVED SPACE STATION PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-93-32[ P93-10033 06

GOLDIN ANNOUNCES KEY SPACE STATION POSTS,

SPENDING MEASURES

[NASA RELEASE-93-38[ P93-10039 06

SPACE STATION REDESIGN ADVISORY MEMBERS

NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-93-59[ P93-10060 06

GIBBONS OUTLINES SPACE STATION REDESIGN

GUIDANCE

[NASA RELEASE-93-64[ P93-10065 06

STATION REDESIGN TEAM TO SUBMIT FINAL

REPORT

[NASA RELEASE-93-104[ 1:)93-10105 06

TWO ASTRONAUTS APPOINTED TO

HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-1201 P93-t0121 06

SUBJECT INDEX

SPACE STATION ORGANIZATION CHANGES

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-93-1361 P93-10137 06

SPACE STATION HOST CENTER AND PRIME

CONTRACTOR ANNOUNCED

INASA RELEASE-93*148] P93-10149 06

HST SERVICING MISSION HIGHLIGHTS 1993 NASA

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

INASA RELEASE-93-226[ P93-10227 06

TRANSCRIPT: REMARKS BY DANIEL S. GOLDIN ON

NASA TELEVISION P93-10230 05

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DANIEL S.

GOLDtN TO THE AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL

SOCIETY - GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM:

REDESIGN OF THE SPACE STATION; HYATT REGENCY

HOTEL. CRYSTAL CITY, ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

P93-10232 05

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-t0233 05

NASA BUDGET BRIEFING; NASA HEADQUARTERS,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10234 05

AIAA LUNCHEON; CRYSTAL CITY HYATT REGENCY

HOTEL, CRYSTAL CITY, VIRGINIA P93-10235 05

THE REDESIGN OF THE SPACE STATION:

GRAPPLING WITH THE CHALLENGE TO CHANGE

P93-10237 05

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDIN

TO THE AEROSPACE INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION (AIA);

LITCHFIELD PARK, ARIZONA P93-10243 05

SPACE STATIONS

BA MIR SPACE STATION

SA SPACE STATION FURNACE FACILITY

SPACE STATION FREEDOM PROPULSION FIRING

TESTS UNDERWAY

INASA RELEASE-93-7J P93-10008 06

SPACE STATION PRECURSOR WORK CONTINUES

ON SHUTTLE IN 1993

|NASA RELEASE-93-101 P93-10011 06

SPACEWALK ADDED TO JULY SPACE SHUTTLE

FLIGHT

(NASA RELEASE-93-21 I P93-10022 06

SPACEWALK ADDED TO APRIL SPACE SHUFFLE

FLIGHT

(NASA RELEASE-93-31] P93-10032 06

NASA BUDGET BOOSTS TECHNOLOGY, PROMISES

IMPROVED SPACE STATION PROGRAM

|NASA RELEASE-93-321 P93-10033 06

GOLDIN ANNOUNCES KEY SPACE STATION POSTS,

SPENDING MEASURES

[NASA RELEASE-93-38[ P93-10039 06

NASA TDRSS NETWORK MARKS 10 YEARS OF

OPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-93-60[ P93-10061 06

NASA TO FEATURE VlDEOWALL AT PARIS AIR

SHOW

[NASA RELEASE-93-92[ P93-10093 06

SPACE STATION HOST CENTER AND PRIME

CONTRACTOR ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-93-148[ P93-10149 06

NASA SPACE STATION DIRECTOR RICHARD KOHRS

TO RETIRE

[NASA RELEASE-93-160] P93-10161 06

NASA TO DEVELOP AND BUILD SPACE STATION

FURNACE FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-93-211[ P93-10212 06

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DANIEL S.

GOLDIN TO THE AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL

SOCIETY - GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM:

REDESIGN OF THE SPACE STATION; HYATT REGENCY

HOTEL, CRYSTAL CITY. ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

P93-10232 05

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10233 05

AIAA LUNCHEON; CRYSTAL CITY HYATT REGENCY

HOTEL, CRYSTAL CITY, VIRGINIA P93-10235 05

THE REDESIGN OF THE SPACE STATION:

GRAPPLING WITH THE CHALLENGE TO CHANGE

P93-10237 05

REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY: TO BOLDLY

GO - GIVING THOUGHT TO WHAT COMES NEXT IN

SPACE; NATIONAL SPACE CLUB SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE, FAIRFAX. VIRGINIA P93-1023B 05

A-38
SUBJECT INDEX

PRESS CONFERENCE; JOHNSON SPACE CENTER.

HOUSTON, TEXAS P93-t0239 05

ADDRESS TO THE AIAA P93-10240 05

NEW YORK TIMES INTERVIEW P93*10242 05

INTERVIEW WITH MATT BATES, INTERNATIONAL

AEROSPACE MACHINISTS UNION; ACR

HEADQUARTERS, WASHINGTON, DC

P93-10245 05

REMARKS GIVEN TO JOHN LOGSTONE SPACE

POLICY CLASS; GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

P93-10248 05

MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM'S 'THE LARRY

KING SHOW': INTERVIEW WITH DAN GOLDIN

P93-10249 05

SPACE STRUCTURES

NASA MODIFIES FUNDING SUPPORT FOR CENTERS

FOR COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT

[ NASA RELEASE-g3-2251 Pg3-10226 06

SPACE SUITS

NASA SPACE SUIT AND MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES

HONORED

[NASA RELEASE-93-6gJ P93-10070 06

METABOLIC SPACEWALK STUDIES SUBJECT OF

AMES RESEARCH

INASA RELEASE-93-931 P93-10094 06

SPACE TELESCOPE

S HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

SPACE TELESCOPE SCIENCE INSTITUTE

MYSTERIOUS CONCENTRATION OF DARK MATTER

DISCOVERED

INASA RELEASE-g3-1] Pg3-10001 06

HUBBLE DISCOVERS A DOUBLE NUCLEUS IN CORE

OF ACTIVE GALAXY

{NASA RELEASE-93-6[ P93-10007 06

HUBBLE LOOKS AT THE HEART OF A GALAXY

COLLISION

[ NASA RELEASE*93-97[ P93-10098 06

HUBBLE CLOSING IN ON AGE OF THE UNIVERSE

INASA RELEASE-93-1081 P93-1010g 06

HUBBLE FINDS EVIDENCE OF STELLAR CLOSE

ENCOUNTERS

INASA RELEASE-93-10g] Pg3-10110 06

HUBBLE SUPPORTS BLACK HOLE MODEL FOR

ACTIVE GALAXIES

[NASA RELEASE-g3-130[ P93-10131 06

HUBBLE SEES GAS SHELL AROUND NOVA CYGNI

1992

[NASA RELEASE-g3-174} P93-10175 06

HUBBLE INVESTIGATES COMET ON A COLLISION

COURSE WITH JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-93-188[ P93-I0189 05

SPACE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM

SA SPACE SHUTTLE ORBITERS

ADDRESS TO THE AIAA Pg3-10240 05

SPACE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM FLIGHTS

SA STS-50

SA STY51

SA STS-54

SA STS-55

SA STS-56

SA STS-57

SA STS-58

SA STS-59

SA STS*60

SA STS-61

SA STS-62

SA STS-63

SA STS-66

SA STS-67

SA STS-68

SA STS-69

PAYLOAD COMMANDERS NAMED FOR FUTURE

SHUTTLE MISSIONS

INASA RELEASE-g3-140[ P93-10141 06

SHUTTLE RAT EXPERIMENT YIELDS UNEXPECTED

RESULTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-181| P93-10182 06

SPACEBORNE ASTRONOMY

NASA SATELLITE DATA SHAKE THEORIES ON

GAMMA-RAY BURSTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-72[ P93-I0073 06

HUBBLE SUPPORTS BLACK HOLE MODEL FOR

ACTIVE GALAXIES

INASA RELEASE-93-130) Pg3-10131 06

CREW MEMBERS SELECTED FOR STS-63 SHUTTLE

SPACEHAB-3 FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-g3-1611 P93-10162 06

SPACEBORNE EXPERIMENTS

FIRST 1993 SHUTTLE MISSION DEMONSTRATES

UNIQUE CAPABILITIES

[NASA RELEASE-g3*4[ P93-10004 06

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

JNASA RELEASE-g3-4A1 P93-10005 06

SPACE STATION PRECURSOR WORK CONTINUES

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INASA RELEASE-93-10[ P93-10011 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20[ P93-10021 06

CONSORT 6 LAUNCH DATE SET

[NASA RELEASE-93-22| P93-10023 06

SPACEWALK ADDED TO APRIL SPACE SHUTTLE

FLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-93-31[ P93-10032 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[ NASA RELEASE-93-34[ P93-10035 06

STS-62 AND STS-59 SPACE SHUTTLE CREW

ASSIGNMENTS ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-93-42] P93-10043 06

PRIME AND BACKUP COSMONAUTS NAMED FOR

SHUTI-LE STS-60 MISSION

INASA RELEASE*93-61[ P93-10062 06

NASA AND THE RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN

MARS '94 CONTRACT

[NASA RELEASE-93-62| Pg3-10063 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78[ Pg3-10079 06

NASA JOINS FORCES WITH INDUSTRY IN AIDS

RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-93-88[ P93-10089 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

STS-58 SECOND SPACELAB MISSION DEDICATED

TO LIFE SCIENCES Pg3-10136 06

PROTEIN CRYSTAL GROWTH RESEARCH TAKES

STEP TOWARD NEW DRUGS

[NASA RELEASE-93-166| Pg3-10167 06

SHUTTLE MISSION TO CONDUCT SCIENTIFIC

FIRST

[NASA RELEASE-g3-173[ Pg3-10174 06

PORTABLE COMPUTER TO HELP ASTRONAUTS

CONDUCT SCIENCE

[NASA RELEASE-93-180| Pg3-10181 06

SHUTTLE RAT EXPERIMENT YIELDS UNEXPECTED

RESULTS

[NASA RELEASE-g3-181[ Pg3-10182 06

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE*93-186[ Pg3-10187 06

NASA TO DEVELOP AND BUILD SPACE STATION

FURNACE FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-93-211| P93-10212 06

SPACEBORNE PHOTOGRAPHY

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SPACEBORNE TELESCOPES

S HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

S IUE /INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET

EXPLORER/

SPACEBRIDGE NETWORK

NASA PROGRAM TO HELP VICTIMS OF RUSSIAN

EMERGENCY

[NASA RELEASE-g3-183[ P93-10184 06

SPACECRAFT

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SPACECREWS

SPACECRAFT COMMUNICATIONS

NASA NAMES HEAD OF MARS OBSERVER

INVESTIGATION BOARD

INASA RELEASE-93-153[ P93-10154 06

MARS OBSERVER INVESTIGATION BOARD

MEMBERS NAMED

INASA RELEASE-93-15g[ P93-10160 06

SPACECRAFT CONFIGURATIONS

STATION REDESIGN TEAM TO SUBMIT FINAL

REPORT

[NASA RELEASE-g3-104[ P93-10105 06

SPACECRAFT CONTROL

SA ORBIT ATTITUDE AND MANEUVER SYSTEMS

NASA SUCCEEDS WITH GAMMA-RAY

OBSERVATORY REBOOST

INASA RELEASE-93-2241 P93-10225 06

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

TWENTY NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS HONORED

IN WASHINGTON

[NASA RELEASE-g3-175[ P93-10176 06

SPACECRAFT FAILURE

NASA NAMES HEAD OF MARS OBSERVER

INVESTIGATION BOARD

[NASA RELEASE-g3-153] P93-10154 06

NASA/NOAA PANEL TO INVESTIGATE NOAA-13

FAILURE

[NASA RELEASE-g3-154[ P93-10155 06

MARS OBSERVER INVESTIGATION BOARD

MEMBERS NAMED

INASA RELEASE-g3-15g] P93-10160 06

SPACECRAFT INSTRUMENTS

CLEMENTINE MISSION SCIENCE TEAM SELECTED

| NASA RELEASE-93-66[ P93-10067 06

SPACECRAFT MAINTENANCE

SA CORRECTIVE OPTICS/HUBBLE TELESCOPE/

NASA TO COMMERCIALIZE REMOTE-CONTROL

TECHNOLOGY

[NASA RELEASE-g3-100[ Pg3-10101 06

SPACECRAFT MANEUVERS

SA ORBITAL MANEUVERS

MAGELLAN TO TEST AEROBRAKING MANEUVER IN

VENUS ATMOSPHERE

[NASA RELEASE-g3-8g[ P93-100g0 06

MAGELLAN AEROBRAKtNG, GRAVITY STUDIES

UNDERWAY

[NASA RELEASE-93-98] P93-10099 06

COMPTON GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY TO GET

ORBIT BOOST

[NASA RELEASE-93*17g] P93-10180 06

SPACECRAFT POW3ER SUPPLIES

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

INASA RELEASE-93-186[ P93-10187 06

SPACECRAFT PROPULSION

SPACE STATION FREEDOM PROPULSION FIRING

TESTS UNDERWAY

{NASA RELEASE-93-7] P93-10008 06

SPACECRAFT RECOVERY

SPACEWALK ADDED TO APRIL SPACE SHUTTLE

FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-31) Pg3-10032 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-93-78] P93-10079 06

SPACECREWS

FIRST 1993 SHUTTLE MISSION DEMONSTRATES

UNIQUE CAPABILITIES

[NASA RELEASE-93-4[ P93-10004 06

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

INASA RELEASE-93-4A[ Pg3-10005 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-93-20] Pg3-10021 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-g3-341 P93-10035 06

STS-62 AND STS-59 SPACE SHUTTLE CREW

ASSIGNMENTS ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-93-42] P93-10043 06

A-39
SPACEHAB

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78[ P93-10079 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121 _ P93-10122 06

STS-58 SECOND SPACELAB MISSION DEDICATED

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CREW MEMBERS SELECTED FOR STS-63 SHUFFLE

SPACEHAB-3 FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-93-161} P93-10_62 06

SHUTTLE MISSION TO CONDUCT SCIENTIFIC

FIRST

[NASA RELEASE-93-1731 P93-10174 06

FIVE SPACEWALKS TO SERVICE HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE HIGHLIGHTS SHUTTLE MISSION STS-61

INASA RELEASE-93-204 ] P93-10205 06

SPACEHAB

SPACE STATION PRECURSOR WORK CONTINUES

ON SHUTTLE IN 1993

[NASA RELEASE*93-f0I P93-10011 06

SPACEWALK ADDED TO APRIL SPACE SHUTTLE

FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-93-31] 1=93-10032 06

PRIME AND BACKUP COSMONAUTS NAMED FOR

SHUTTLE STS-60 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-61 ] P93-t0062 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-781 P93-10079 06

PAYLOAD COMMANDERS NAMED FOR FUTURE

SHUTTLE MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-140] P93-10t41 06

CREW MEMBERS SELECTED FOR STS-63 SHUTTLE

SPACEHAB-3 FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-161 } P93-10162 06

SPACELAB

SPACE STATION PRECURSOR WORK CONTINUES

ON SHU3-FLE IN 1993

INASA RELEASE-93-10] P93-10011 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20} P93-10021 06

SHUTTLE OZONE DATA RETRIEVED FROM ATMOS

RECORDER

[NASA RELEASE-93-118[ P93-10119 06

STS-58 SECOND SPACELAB MISSION DEDICATED

TO LIFE SCIENCES P93-10136 06

PROTEIN CRYSTAL GROWTH RESEARCH TAKES

STEP TOWARD NEW DRUGS

INASA RELEASE-93-166[ P93-10167 06

PORTABLE COMPUTER TO HELP ASTRONAUTS

CONDUCT SCIENCE

[NASA RELEASE-93-180[ 1=93-10181 05

SPACELAB LIFE SCIENCES 1

SHUTTLE MISSION TO CONDUCT SCIENTIFIC

FIRST

[NASA RELEASE-93-1731 P93-10174 06

SPACELAB LIFE SCIENCES 2

SHUTTLE MISSION TO CONDUCT SCIENTIFIC

FIRST

[NASA RELEASE-93-173} P93-10174 06

SPARTAN SATELLITES

CRE'W MEMBERS SELECTED FOR STS-63 SHUTTLE

SPACEHAB-3 FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-161[ P93-10162 06

SPARTAN-HALLEY MISSION

S SPARTAN SATELLITES

SPECIALIZED CENTERS OF RESEARCH & TRAINING

NASA SELECTS CENTER FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

{NASA RELEASE-93-40] P93-10041 06

SPECTRA

S INFRARED SPECTRA

S LINE SPECTRA

SPECTROGRAPHS

EVIDENCE FOR SOLID WATER FOUND ON

JUPITER'S MOON IO

INASA RELEASE-93-1071 P93-10108 06

NASA AND GERMAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN SPACE

AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-93-1291 P93-10130 06

SPECTROMETERS

S INFRARED SPECTROMETER

S POSITRON ELECTRON MAGNETIC

SPECTROMETER

S ULTRAVIOLET SPECTROMETER

S X-RAY SPECTROMETER

SPECTROPHOTOMETERS

SA FAR INFRARED ABSOLUTE

SPECTROPHOTOMETER

1993 ANTARCTIC OZONE HOLE REACHES RECORD

LOWS

INASA RELEASE-93-190J P93-10t91 06

SPECTROSCOPY

S ASTRONOMICAL SPECTROSCOPY

SPEED INDICATORS

NASA SYSTEM RESEARCH AIRCRAFT MAKES FIRST

TEST FLIGHT

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NASA TESTS NEW LASER AIR DATA SYSTEM ON

SR-71 BLACKBIRD

{NASA RELEASE-93-1631 P93-10164 06

SPINOFFS

S TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER

SPIRAL GALAXIES

DIAMONDS IN THE SKY CHALLENGE GALAXY

EVOLUTION THEORIES

{NASA RELEASE-93-58| P93-10059 06

HUBBLE CLOSING IN ON AGE OF THE UNIVERSE

[NASA RELEASE-93-108[ P93-10109 06

HUBBLE FINDS A DOUBLE NUCLEUS IN THE

ANDROMEDA GALAXY

[NASA RELEASE-93-133] P93-10134 06

SR-71 AIRCRAFT

NASA SR-71 NOW A FLYING OBSERVATORY

[NASA RELEASE-93-71{ P93-10072 06

NASA TESTS NEW LASER AtR DATA SYSTEM ON

SR-71 BLACKBIRD

[ NASA RELEASE-93-163 ] P93-10164 06

STANFORD UNIV., CALIF.

SPACE STATION REDESIGN ADVISORY MEMBERS

NAMED

{NASA RELEASE-93-59[ P93-10060 06

PORTABLE COMPUTER TO HELP ASTRONAUTS

CONDUCT SCIENCE

[NASA RELEASE-93-180[ P93-10151 06

STAR CLusTERs

S GLOBULAR CLUSTERS

STAR FORMATION

HUBBLE SUPPORTS BLACK HOLE MODEL FOR

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{NASA RELEASE-93-1301 P93-10131 06

GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY PRODUCES THREE

MAJOR DISCOVERIES

[NASA RELEASE-93-182[ P93-10183 06

FROZEN MOLECULAR HYDROGEN DISCOVERED IN

STELLAR NURSERY

INASA RELEASE-93-187[ P93-10188 06

HUBBLE DEEP-SKY SURVEY FINDS INTERACTING

GALAXIES IN A CLUSTER

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STAR WARS SCENARIO

S STRATEGIC DEFENSE INITIATIVE PROGRAM

STARBURST GALAXIES

HUBBLE SUPPORTS BLACK HOLE MODEL FOR

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{NASA RELEASE-93-130[ P93-10131 06

STARFIRE ROCKET

CONSORT 6 LAUNCH DATE SET

INASA RELEASE-93-22[ P93-10023 06

SUBJECT INDEX

STARS

S ANDROMEDA NEBULA

S BINARY STARS

S BLUE STARS

S GALAXIES

S GLOBULAR CLUSTERS

S NEUTRON STARS

S NOVA CYGNt 1992

S PULSARS

S RED GIANT STARS

S SU1=ERGIANT STARS

S SUPERNOVA

S VARIABLE STARS

S WHITE DWARF STARS

S X-RAY STARS

STATIONS

S GROUND STATIONS

STELLAR ENVELOPES

HUBBLE SEES GAS SHELL AROUND NOVA CYGNI

1992

[NASA RELEASE-93-174 1>93-10175 05

STELLAR EVOLUTION

DIAMONDS IN THE SKY CHALLENGE GALAXY

EVOLUTION THEORIES

{NASA RELEASE-93-58 P93-10059 06

SCIENTISTS REVEAL NATURE OF EXPLODING, RED

SUPERGIANT STAR

{NASA RELEASE-93-63 1=93-10064 06

NEW DISCOVERIES BY NASA'S EUV EXPLORER

PRESENTED

[NASA RELEASE-93-105 P93-10106 06

NASA USES NEW METHOD TO DETECT NEW STARS

AND PLANETS

[NASA RELEASE-93-106 P93-10107 06

HUBBLE FINDS EVIDENCE OF STELLAR CLOSE

ENCOUNTERS

[NASA RELEASE-93-109 1=93-10110 06

HUBBLE SEES GAS ;HELL AROUND NOVA CYGNI

1992

INASA RELEASE-93-174 P93-I0175 06

FROZEN MOLECULAR HYDROGEN DISCOVERED IN

STELLAR NURSERY

[NASA RELEASE-93-187[ P93-10188 06

STELLAR GRAVITATION

HUBBLE IDENTIFIES A SOURCE OF MYSTERIOUS

X-RAY BURSTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-156[ P93-10157 06

STELLAR MASS EJECTION

HUBBLE SEES GAS SHELL AROUND NOVA CYGNI

t992

[NASA RELEASE-93-174} P93-10175 06

STELLAR RADIATION

SCIENTISTS REVEAL NATURE OF EXPLODING, RED

SUPERGIANT STAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-631 P93-t0064 06

HUBBLE IDENTIFIES A SOURCE OF MYSTERIOUS

X-RAY BURSTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-156[ P93-10157 06

STELLAR SPECTRA

SCIENTISTS REVEAL NATURE OF EXPLODING, RED

SUPERGIANT STAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-631 P93-10064 06

STELLAR WINDS

SCIENTISTS REVEAL NATURE OF EXPLODING, RED

SUPERGIANT STAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-63[ P93-10064 06

COMPTON OBSERVATORY DISCOVERS INTENSE,

NEW X-RAY PULSAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-141[ P93-10142 06

GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY PRODUCES THREE

MAJOR DISCOVERIES

[NASA RELEASE-93-182[ P93-10183 06

STENNIS SPACE CENTER, MISS.

ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES TO ENHANCE

PROGRAMS, RELATIONS

[ NASA RELEASE-93-44 } P93-10045 06

NASA AND CENTRAL AMERICA WILL EXPAND RAIN

FOREST STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-93-471 P93-10048 06

NASA PROVIDING MIDWEST FLOODING

INFORMATION

[NASA RELEASE-93-134] P93-10135 06

A-40
SUBJECT INDEX SUPERSONIC TRANSPORT

NASA LIMITS EXPENDITURES ON THE ASRM

PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-93-189I P93-10190 06

NASA-RUSSIAN MISSION EXPLORES KAMCHATKAN

VOLCANOES

INASA RELEASE-93-1981 P93-10199 06

TOPEX/POSEIDON DATA CONFIRMS EL NINO

PREDICTIONS

INASA RELEASE-93-2051 P93-t0206 06

STEP

S STRATEGIC TECHNOL EVALUATION PRGM

/STEP/

STEREOPHOTOGRAPHY

NASA NAMES IMAGING PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR

FOR MESUR PATHFINDER

INASA RELEASE-93-1461 P93-10147 06

STERLING FEDERAL SYSTEMS, INC.

METABOLIC SPACEWALK STUDIES SUBJECT OF

AMES RESEARCH

1NASA RELEASE-93-931 P93-10094 06

STORMS

S THUNDERSTORMS

STRAIN GAGES

NASA INVENTION YIELDS BETTER, FASTER STRESS

MEASUREMENTS

INASA RELEASE-93-2| P93-10002 06

STRATEGIC DEFENSE INITIATIVE PROGRAM

CLEMENTINE MISSION SCIENCE TEAM SELECTED

INASA RELEASE-g3-66] P93-10067 06

TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER CENTER TO WORK WITH

SDIO TO AID INDUSTRY

INASA RELEASE-93-77| P93-10078 06

STRATEGIC PLANNING COUNCIL, NASA

FINARELLI APPOINTED HEAD OF STRATEGIC

PLANNING

;NASA RELEASE-93-1321 P93-10133 06

STRATEGIC TECHNOL. EVALUATION PRGM, /STEP/

LEWIS, CASE, BATFELLE TO COMMERCIALIZE NASA

INVENTIONS

{NASA RELEASE-93-91| P93-t0092 06

STRATOSPHERE

OZONE DESTROYING CHLORINE EXISTED LONGER

IN t992-93 WINTER

tNASA RELEASE-93-68| P93-10069 06

STRESS MEASUREMENT

NASA INVENTION YIELDS BETTER, FASTER STRESS

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1NASA RELEASE-93-2} P93-10002 06

STS-50

PROTEIN CRYSTAL GROWTH RESEARCH TAKES

STEP TOWARD NEW DRUGS

INASA RELEASE-93-166| P93-10167 06

STS-51

SPACEWALK ADDED TO JULY SPACE SHUI-FLE

FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-21] P93-10022 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-93-121 ] P93-10122 06

NASA BOARD TO INVESTIGATE STS-51 HARDWARE

PROBLEM

INASA RELEASE-93-1841 P93-10185 06

STS-54

FIRST 1993 SHUTTLE MISSION DEMONSTRATES

UNIQUE CAPABILITIES

INASA RELEASE-93-4| P93-10OO4 06

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4A} P93-10005 06

SPACE STATION PRECURSOR WORK CONTINUES

ON SHUTTLE IN 1993

{NASA RELEASE-93-10] P93-10011 06

STS-55

SPACE STATION PRECURSOR WORK CONTINUES

ON SHUTTLE IN 1993

INASA RELEASE-93-101 P93-10011 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-93-201 P93-10021 06

STS-56

SPACE STATION PRECURSOR WORK CONTINUES

ON SHUTTLE IN 1993

INASA RELEASE-93-10} P93-t0011 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-34[ P93-10035 06

SHUTTLE OZONE DATA RETRIEVED FROM ATMOS

RECORDER

INASA RELEASE-93-1181 P93-10119 06

STS-57

SPACEWALK ADDED TO APRIL SPACE SHUTTLE

FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-31 ] P93-10032 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-781 P93-10079 06

PROTEIN CRYSTAL GROWTH RESEARCH TAKES

STEP TOWARD NEW DRUGS

[NASA RELEASE-93-166| P93-10167 06

STS-58

STS-58 SECOND SPACELAB MISSION DEDICATED

TO LIFE SCIENCES IO93-10136 06

SHUTTLE MISSION TO CONDUCT SCIENTIFIC

FIRST

INASA RELEASE-93-173} P93-10174 06

STS-59

STS-62 AND STS-59 SPACE SHUTTLE CREW

ASSIGNMENTS ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-93-42| P93-10043 06

BTS-60

PRIME AND BACKUP COSMONAUTS NAMED FOR

SHUTTLE STS-60 MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-93-61] P93-10062 06

NASA AND RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN

AGREEMENT FOR ADDITIONAL SPACE SHUTTLE/MIR

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-222| P93-10223 06

STS-61

HUBBLE TELESCOPE SERVICING MISSION

SCHEDULED FOR ELEVEN DAYS

[NASA RELEASE-93-76] P93-10077 06

HUBBLE SERVICING MISSION STUDY COMPLETED

[NASA RELEASE-93-96| P93-10097 06

FIVE SPACEWALKS TO SERVICE HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE HIGHLIGHTS SHUTTLE MISSION STS-61

{NASA RELEASE-93-204 ] P93-10205 06

HST SERVICING MISSION HIGHLIGHTS 1993 NASA

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-226] P93-10227 06

ST5-62

STS-62 AND STS-59 SPACE SHUTTLE CREW

ASSIGNMENTS ANNOUNCED

NASA RELEASE-93-42| P93-10043 06

STS-63

CREW MEMBERS SELECTED FOR STS-63 SHUTTLE

SPACEHAB-3 FLIGHT

NASA RELEASE-93-1611 P03-10162 06

NASA AND RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN

AGREEMENT FOR ADDITIONAL SPACE SHUTTLE/MIR

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-222| P93-10223 06

STS-66

PAYLOAD COMMANDERS NAMED FOR FUTURE

SHUTTLE MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-140| P93-10141 06

STS-67

PAYLOAD COMMANDERS NAMED FOR FUTURE

SHUTTLE MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-140] P93-10141 06

5TS-68

PAYLOAD COMMANDERS NAMED FOR FUTURE

SHUTTLE MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-140| P93-10141 06

5TS-69

PAYLOAD COMMANDERS NAMED FOR FUTURE

SHUTTLE MISSIONS

INASA RELEASE-93-140[ P93-10141 06

STUDENT INVOLVEMENT PROJECT

TWENTY NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS HONORED

IN WASHINGTON

NASA RELEASE-93-175[ P93-10176 06

SUBCONTRACTS

MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE YEAR AWARDS

ANNOUNCED

{NASA RELEASE-93-177] P93-I0178 06

SUBMERSIBLE VESSELS

ANTARCTIC TO BECOME LABORATORY FOR

FUTURE MARS MISSIONS

INASA RELEASE-93-1781 P93-10179 06

SUBMILLIMETER WAVE ASTRONOMY SATELLITE

NASA SELECTS SECOND SET OF SMALL EXPLORER

MISSIONS

{NASA RELEASE-93-1681 P93-10169 06

SUBSONIC AIRCRAFT

NASA TESTING NEW, POWERFUL DUCTED FANS

ENGINE FOR CIVIL JETS

[NASA RELEASE-93-103| P93-10104 06

SULFURIC ACID

t993 ANTARCTIC OZONE HOLE REACHES RECORD

LOWS

[NASA RELEASE-93-190} P93-10191 06

SUN

THREE SPACECRAFT TO CONDUCT 3-WEEK

GRAVITATIONAL WAVE SEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-93-48[ P93-10049 06

ULYSSES REACHES UNEXPLORED REGIONS OF

SUN

[NASA RELEASE-93-217] P93-10218 06

SUNSPOTS

ULYSSES REACHES UNEXPLORED REGIONS OF

SUN

INASA RELEASE-93-217J P93-10218 06

BUPERCOMPUTERS

S CRAY Y-MP SUPERCOMPUTER

SUPERGIANT STARS

SCIENTISTS REVEAL NATURE OF EXPLODING, RED

SUPERGIANT STAR

INASA RELEASE-93-63| P93-10064 06

SUPERNOVA

SUPERNOVA MAY HAVE CAUSED HUGE VOID

AROUND SOLAR SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-93-36{ P93-10037 06

THREE SPACECRAFT TO CONDUCT 3-WEEK

GRAVITATIONAL WAVE SEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-93-48| P93-10049 06

SCIENTISTS REVEAL NATURE OF EXPLODING, RED

SUPERGIANT STAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-63| P93-10064 06

HUBBLE CLOSING IN ON AGE OF THE UNIVERSE

[NASA RELEASE-93-108[ P93-10109 06

GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY PRODUCES THREE

MAJOR DISCOVERIES

[NASA RELEASE-93-1821 P93-10183 06

SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT

NASA STARTS PHASE II OF SUPERSONIC AIRLINER

EFFORT

[NASA RELEASE-93-202I P93-10203 06

NASA BUDGET BRIEFING; NASA HEADQUARTERS,

WASHINGTON, DO P93-10234 05

INTERVIEW WITH MATT BATES, INTERNATIONAL

AEROSPACE MACHINISTS UNION; ACR

HEADQUARTERS, WASHINGTON, DE;

P93-10245 05

SUPERSONIC FLIGHT

NASA TESTS NEW LASER AIR DATA SYSTEM ON

SR-71 BLACKBIRD

[NASA RELEASE-93-163J P93-10164 06

SUPERSONIC TRANSPORT

NASA TO DEVELOP TECHNOLOGY FOR FUTURE

HIGH-SPEED TRANSPORTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-52[ P93-10053 06

NASA SR-71 NOW A FLYING OBSERVATORY

[NASA RELEASE-93-71[ P93-10072 06

NASA TO FEATURE VIDEOWALL AT PARIS AIR

SHOW

INASA RELEASE-93-92] P93-10093 06

NASA AWARDS HIGH-SPEED AIR TRANSPORT

MATERIALS STUDY CONTRACTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-124| Pg3-10125 06

NASA OSHKOSH EXHIBIT HIGHLIGHTS U.S

'LEADERSHIP IN AERONAUTICS'

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HST SERVICING MISSION HIGHLIGHTS 1993 NASA

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

TNASA RELEASE-93-226] P93-10227 (36

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SUPRA MEDICAL CORP., CHADDS FORD, PA

SUPRA MEDICAL CORP,, CHADDS FORD, PA

NASA AND SUPRA MEDICAL CORP. TO DEVELOP

ULTRASOUND DETECTOR

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SWAS

S SUBMILLIMETER WAVE ASTRONOMY

SATELLITE

SWEPT WINGS

NASA, LEAR JET JOIN TO CREATE NEW BUSINESS

JET TECHNOLOGIES

JNASA RELEASE-93-46| P93-10047 06

SYMPOSIUM ON INTERDISCIPLINARY SCI. & ENG.

NASA/OHIO AEROSPACE INSTITUTE TO HOST

CYBERSPACE CONFERENCE

1NASA RELEASE-93-50I P93-10051 06

SYRACUSE UNIV.

INDUSTRY TESTS NASA COMPUTER PROGRAMS

FOR EFFICIENT DESIGNING

JNASA RELEASE*93-90{ P93-10091 06

NASA BOOSTS HYPERSONIC RESEARCH WITH

UNIVERSITY GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-152{ P93-10153 06

SYSTEMS ENGINEERING

NASA AWARDS CONTRACT FOR EOSDIS CORE

SYSTEM

tNASA RELEASE-93-561 P93-10057 06

SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY, INC.

SPACE STATION REDESIGN ADVISORY MEMBERS

NAMED

JNASA RELEASE-93-59] P93-10060 06

T

TAPE RECOROERS

SHUTTLE OZONE DATA RETRIEVED FROM ATMOS

RECORDER

INASA RELEASE-93-118] P93-10119 06

TDR SATELLITES

FIRST 1993 SHUTTLE MISSION DEMONSTRATES

UNIQUE CAPABILITIES

{NASA RELEASE-93-4 ] P93-10004 06

SPACE SHUFFLE MISSION: STS-54

INASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

NASA TDRSS NETWORK MARKS 10 YEARS OF

OPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-93-60{ P93-10061 06

TDRSS C-BAND AGREEMENT RESTRUCTURED

[NASA RELEASE-g3-126{ P93-10127 06

TDRSS

S TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE

SYSTEM

TEACHER RESOURCE CENTERS, NASA

NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY AND EDUCATION

INITIATIVES LAUNCHED

JNASA RELEASE-93-158| P93-10159 06

TECHNOLOGY COMMERCIALIZATION CENTERS

S CENTERS FOR THE COMMERCIAL DEV. OF

SPACE

TECHNOLOGY HALL OF FAME

NASA SPACE SUIT AND MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES

HONORED

INASA RELEASE-93-69J P93-10070 06

TECHNOLOGY REINVESTMENT PROJECT

NEW TECHNOLOGY REINVESTMENT PROJECT

SEMINAR SET FOR APRIL 1

INASA RELEASE-93-57{ P93-10058 06

NASA, OTHER AGENCIES TO EXPLAIN

TECHNOLOGY REIN"VESTMENT

JNASA RELEASE-93-65 J P93-10066 06

SOLICITATION ISSUED FOR TECHNOLOGY

REINVESTMENT PROPOSALS

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TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER

GOLDIN CALLS FOR IMPROVED TECHNOLOGY

TRANSFER TO INDUSTRY

tNASA RELEASE-93-gl P93-10010 06

NASA FUNDS EXPERIMENT TO HELP

COMMERCIALIZE TECHNOLOGY

INASA RELEASE-93-371 P93-10038 06

CATARACT SUFFERERS COULD BENEFIT FROM

SPACE TECHNOLOGY

I NASA RELEASE-93-451 P93-10046 06

NASA, LEAR JET JOIN TO CREATE NEW BUSINESS

JET TECHNOLOGIES

INASA RELEASE-93-46J P93-10047 06

NEW TECHNOLOGY REINVESTMENT PROJECT

SEMINAR SET FOR APRIL 1

INASA RELEASE-93-57) P93-I0058 06

NASA SPACE SUIT AND MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES

HONORED

{NASA RELEASE-93-69{ P93-10070 06

NASA ENGINEER RECEIVES TECHNOLOGY

TRANSFER AWARD

{NASA RELEASE-93-73{ P93-10074 06

TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER CENTER TO WORK WITH

SOlO TO AID INDUSTRY

NASA RELEASE-93-77] P93-10078 06

SOLICITATION ISSUED FOR TECHNOLOGY

REINVESTMENT PROPOSALS

NASA RELEASE-93-85 P93-10086 06

LEWIS, CASE, BATTELLE TO COMMERCIALIZE NASA

INVENTIONS

NASA RELEASE-93-91 Pg3-10092 06

NASA TO COMMERCIALIZE REMOTE-CONTROL

TECHNOLOGY

NASA RELEASE-93-100 P93-10101 06

SHUTTLE TILE MATERIAL MAY HELP IN BONE

TRANSPLANTS

NASA RELEASE-93-102 P93-I0103 06

NASA AND NIDCD SELECT VESTIBULAR RESEARCH

CENTER

NASA RELEASE-93-111 P93-10112 06

NASA AND SUPRA MEDICAL CORP. TO DEVELOP

ULTRASOUND DETECTOR

NASA RELEASE-93-125 P93-10126 06

NASA ADAPTING UNIQUE X-RAY SYSTEM TO

INSPECT AIRCRAFT

NASA RELEASE-93-137 P93-10138 06

ARKANSAS, NASA SIGN TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER

ACCORD

[NASA RELEASE-93-138 Pg3-10139 06

UNIQUE CHEMICAL PROCESS COULD IMPROVE

CERAMIC MATERIALS

[NASA RELEASE-93-143 P93-10144 06

NASA, STATE OF FLORIDA, SIGN TECHNOLOGY

TRANSFER ACCORD

[NASA RELEASE-93-155 P93-10156 06

ARCHITECT OF NASA TECHNOLOGY INCUBATORS

TO RECEIVE AWARD

[NASA RELEASE-g3-176{ P93-10177 06

DIRECTOR OF AMES TECHNOLOGY

COMMERCIALIZATION CENTER NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-93-185{ P93-10186 06

NASA SMALL BUSINESS OUTREACH OFFICE TO

OPEN IN NASHUA, NH

[NASA RELEASE-g3-206{ P93-10207 06

TECHNOLOGY 2003 TO HIGHLIGHT NEW

TECHNOLOGICAL DISCOVERIES

[NASA RELEASE-93-212{ P93-10213 06

NASA ANNOUNCES ADDITIONAL 1993 SMALL

BUSINESS SELECTIONS

INASA RELEASE-93-216] P93-10217 06

NASA-INDUSTRY EFFORT BOOSTS AUTOMATED

PARTS ID SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-g3-218{ P93-10219 06

NASA SELECTS PHASE II SMALL BUSINESS

PROJECTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-219] P93-I0220 06

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDtN

BEFORE THE JPL HIGH-TECH SMALL BUSINESS

DEVELOPMENT PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P93-10231 05

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DANIEL S.

GOLDIN TO THE AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL

SOCIETY - GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM:

REDESIGN OF THE SPACE STATION; HYATT REGENCY

HOTEL, CRYSTAL CITY, ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

P93-10232 05

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10233 05

SUBJECT INDEX

REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY: BRUNEL'S

PRODUCTION LINE - INSPIRATION, INNOVATION AND

THE MARCH OF TECHNOLOGY; NATIONAL CENTER

FOR MANUFACTURING SCIENCES 1993 ANNUAL

MEETING, WASHINGTON, DC P93-10236 05

REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY: TO BOLDLY

GO - GIVING THOUGHT TO WHAT COMES NEXT IN

SPACE; NATIONAL SPACE CLUB SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE, FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA 1=93-10238 05

REMARKS GIVEN TO JOHN LOGSTONE SPACE

POLICY CLASS; GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

P93-10248 O5

TECHNOLOGY UTILIZATION

NASA FUNDS EXPERIMENT TO HELP

COMMERCIALIZE TECHNOLOGY

[NASA RELEASE-93-37) P93-10038 06

CATARACT SUFFERERS COULD BENEFIT FROM

SPACE TECHNOLOGY

INASA RELEASE-93-45J P93-10046 06

SOLICITATION ISSUED FOR TECHNOLOGY

REINVESTMENT PROPOSALS

JNASA RELEASE-93-85) P93-10086 06

LEWIS, CASE, BATTELLE TO COMMERCIALIZE NASA

INVENTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-g3-91 ] P93-10092 06

UNIQUE CHEMICAL PROCESS COULD IMPROVE

CERAMIC MATERIALS

[NASA RELEASE-93-143] P93-10144 06

NASA, STATE OF FLORIDA, SIGN TECHNOLOGY

TRANSFER ACCORD

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DIRECTOR OF AMES TECHNOLOGY

COMMERCIALIZATION CENTER NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-93-185] Pg3-10186 06

NASA SMALL BUSINESS OUTREACH OFFICE TO

OPEN IN NASHUA, N.H.

[NASA RELEASE-93-206] P93-10207 06

TECHNOLOGY 2003 TO HIGHLIGHT NEW

TECHNOLOGICAL DISCOVERIES

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NASA ANNOUNCES ADDITIONAL 1993 SMALL

BUSINESS SELECTIONS

{NASA RELEASE-93-216{ P93-10217 06

TECHNOLOGY UTILIZATION FOUNDATION, N.Y.

TECHNOLOGY 2003 TO HIGHLIGHT NEW

TECHNOLOGICAL DISCOVERIES

[NASA RELEASE-93-212] P93-10213 06

TECHNOLOGY UTILIZATION PROGRAM

LEWIS SPACE RESEARCH SPAWNS WATER

PURIFICATION SYSTEM

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UNIQUE CHEMICAL PROCESS COULD IMPROVE

CERAMIC MATERIALS

[NASA RELEASE-93-143{ P93-10144 06

TECTONICS

NASA-RUSSIAN MISSION EXPLORES KAMCHATKAN

VOLCANOES

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TELECONFERENCING

NASA EDUCATION TELECASTS SCHEDULED FOR

1993-94 SCHOOL YEAR

{NASA RELEASE-g3-1501 P93-10151 06

TELEMEDICAL SYSTEMS

NASA SPACE SUIT AND MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES

HONORED

INASA RELEASE-g3-69] P93-10070 06

NASA PROGRAM TO HELP VICTIMS OF RUSSIAN

EMERGENCY

[NASA RELEASE-93-183{ P93-10184 06

TELEPRESENCE

NASA/OHIO AEROSPACE INSTITUTE TO HOST

CYBERSPACE CONFERENCE

[NASA RELEASE-g3-50J P93-1OO51 O6

NASA AMES TO DRIVE RUSSIAN ROBOT VIA

SATELLITE

{NASA RELEASE-93-84] P93-10085 06

ANTARCTIC TO BECOME LABORATORY FOR

FUTURE MARS MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-178[ P93-10179 06

TELEROBOTIC SYSTEMS

NASA AMES TO DRIVE RUSSIAN ROBOT VIA

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-g3-841 P93-10085 06

A-42
SUBJECTINDEX TRANSMISSION LOSS

TELESCOPES

SA ENERGETIC GAMMA RAY EXPERIMENT

TELESCOPE

SA EXTREME UV TELESCOPE

SA HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

SA IMAGING COMPTON TELESCOPE

SA INFRARED TELESCOPES

SA IUE /INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET

EXPLORER/

CREW MEMBERS SELECTED FOR STS-63 SHUTTLE

SPACEHAB-3 PLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-93-161 ] P93-10162 06

TELEVISION

SA NASA SELECT TELEVISION

NASA PRESENTS PUBLIC SERVICE MEDAL TO GENE

RODDENBERRY

{NASA RELEASE-93-19[ P93-10020 06

TELEVISION CAMERAS

NASA TO COMMERCIALIZE REMOTE-CONTROL

TECHNOLOGY

INASA RELEASE-93-100] P93-10101 06

TELEVISION PROGRAMS

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDIN

BEFORE THE JPL HIGH-TECH SMALL BUSINESS

DEVELOPMENT PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P93-10231 05

PRESS CONFERENCE; JOHNSON SPACE CENTER,

HOUSTON, TEXAS P93-10239 05

MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM'S 'THE LARRY

KING SHOW': INTERVIEW WITH DAN GOLDIN

P93-10249 05

TELEVISION TRANSMISSION

NASA TO COMMERCIALIZE REMOTE-CONTROL

TECHNOLOGY

{NASA RELEASE-g3-100] P93-10101 06

TENNESSEE UNIV., TULLAHOMA

NASA MODIFIES FUNDING SUPPORT FOR CENTERS

FOR COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT

INASA RELEASE-93-225[ P93-10226 06

TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY

YELLOW CREEK FACILITIES TARGETED FOR

SHUFFLE NOZZLE WORK

INASA RELEASE-93-215[ P93-10216 06

TERMINAL AREA PRODUCTIVITY PROGRAM

NASA/FAA RESEARCH AIMS AT MORE EFFICIENT

AIRSPACE OPERATIONS

INASA RELEASE-93-172[ P93-10173 06

TERMINAL RADAR APPROACH CONTROL/TRACON/

NASA/FAA RESEARCH AIMS AT MORE EFFICIENT

AIRSPACE OPERATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-172[ P93-10173 06

TEST FACILITIES

SA ICING RESEARCH TUNNEL /LERC/

NASA AND RUSSIA SIGN AERONAUTICS

AGREEMENT IN MOSCOW

[NASA RELEASE-93-221[ P93-10222 06

TESTING METHODS AND TECHNIQUES

NASA AND SUPRA MEDICAL CORP_ TO DEVELOP

ULTRASOUND DETECTOR

[NASA RELEASE-93-125[ P93-10126 06

HUBBLE INSTRUMENT MAY RECEIVE FURTHER

TESTING

[NASA RELEASE-93-169] P93-10170 06

TESTS

S AIRCRAFT TESTS

S ENGINE TESTS

S FLIGHT TESTS

S NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTS

S VIBRATION TESTS

TEXAS MEDICAL CENTER, INC., HOUSTON

PRESS CONFERENCE; JOHNSON SPACE CENTER,

HOUSTON, TEXAS P93-10239 05

TEXAS SOUTHERN UNIV., HOUSTON

MINORITY STUDENTS APPRENTICE ON SPACE

RESEARCH

INASA RELEASE-93-116[ F93-10117 06

TEXAS UNIV.

SHUTTLE TILE MATERIAL MAY HELP IN BONE

TRANSPLANTS

INASA RELEASE-93-102{ P93-10103 06

NASA BOOSTS HYPERSONIC RESEARCH WITH

UNIVERSITY GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-1521 P93-10153 06

DIRECTOR OF AMES TECHNOLOGY

COMMERCIALIZATION CENTER NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-93-1851 P93-10186 06

TEXAS UNIV., AUSTIN

NASA FUNDS EXPERIMENT TO HELP

COMMERCIALIZE TECHNOLOGY

1NASA RELEASE-93-37[ P93-10038 06

ARCHITECT OF NASA TECHNOLOGY INCUBATORS

TO RECEIVE AWARD

[NASA RELEASE-93-176[ P93-10177 06

TEXAS UNIV,, DALLAS

SA SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER, DALLAS,

TX

NASA SELECTS CENTER FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

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NASA SELECTS UPPER ATMOSPHERE

INVESTIGATORS

[NASA RELEASE-93-123[ P93-10124 06

TEXAS UNIV., HOUSTON

NASA PROGRAM TO HELP VICTIMS OF RUSSIAN

EMERGENCY

INASA RELEASE-93-183[ P93-10184 06

THERMAL ANALYSIS

NASA-RUSSIAN MISSION EXPLORES KAMCHATKAN

VOLCANOES

[NASA RELEASE-93-198[ P93-10199 06

THERMAL PROTECTION SYSTEM

SHUTTLE TILE MATERIAL MAY HELP IN BONE

TRANSPLANTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-102[ P93-10103 06

THERMOSPHERE

NASA SELECTS UPPER ATMOSPHERE

INVESTIGATORS

[NASA RELEASE-93-123[ P93-10124 06

THIN FILMS

PRIME AND BACKUP COSMONAUTS NAMED FOR

SHUTTLE STS-60 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-61] P93-10062 06

THIOKOL CORP.

CONSORT 6 LAUNCH DATE SET

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YELLOW CREEK FACILITIES TARGETED FOR

SHUTTLE NOZZLE WORK

[NASA RELEASE-93-215[ P93-10216 06

THRUST POWER

S PROPULSION

THRUST VECTOR CONTROL

NASA F-15 BEING READIED FOR ADVANCED

MANEUVERING FLIGHT

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THRUSTORS

COMPTON GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY TO GET

ORBIT BOOST

[NASA RELEASE-93-179] P93-10180 06

NASA SUCCEEDS WFrH GAMMA-RAY

OBSERVATORY REBOOST

[NASA RELEASE-93-224[ P93-10225 06

THUNDERSTORMS

NASA RESEARCHERS RECORD UNUSUAL FLASHES

IN UPPER ATMOSPHERE

[NASA RELEASE-93-167[ P93-10168 06

TILES

SHUTTLE TILE MATERIAL MAY HELP IN BONE

TRANSPLANTS

{NASA RELEASE-93-102[ P93-10103 06

TITANIUM

GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY PRODUCES THREE

MAJOR DISCOVERIES

[NASA RELEASE-93-182[ P93-10183 06

TITANIUM ALLOYS

NASA AWARDS HIGH-SPEED AIR TRANSPORT

MATERIALS STUDY CONTRACTS

INASA RELEASE-93-124| P93-10125 06

TOPEX /OCEAN TOPOGRAPHY EXPERIMENT/

TOPEX POSEIDON MAPS PRECISE GLOBAL SEA

LEVEL

INASA RELEASE-93-122[ P93-10123 06

TOPEX/POSEIOON MISSION

SCIENTISTS FORESEE STRENGTHENING EL NINO

EVENT

I NASA RELEASE-93-391 P93-10040 06

TOPEX POSEIDON MAPS PRECISE GLOBAL SEA

LEVEL

{NASA RELEASE-93-1221 P93-10123 06

TOPEX/POSEIDON DATA CONFIRMS EL NINO

PREDICTIONS

{NASA RELEASE-93-205] P93-10206 06

TOPOGRAPHY EXPERIMENT FOR OCEAN RESEARCH

S TOPEX/OCEAN TOPOGRAPHY EXPERIMENT/

TOTAL OZONE MAPPING SPECTROMETER

1992 ANTARCTIC OZONE DEPLETION AS SEVERE

AS ANY PREVIOUS YEAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-131 P93-10014 06

1992-93 G LOBAL OZONE LEVELS LOWER THAN ANY

PREVIOUS YEAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-74] P93-10075 06

1993 ANTARCTIC OZONE HOLE REACHES RECORD

LOWS

[NASA RELEASE-93-190[ P93-10191 06

TOWARDS OTHER PLANETARY SYSTEMS

NASA USES NEW METHOD TO DETECT NEW STARS

AND PLANETS

[NASA RELEASE-93-106[ P93-10107 06

TOXIC MATERIALS

LEWIS SPACE RESEARCH SPAWNS WATER

PURIFICATION SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-93-86] P93-10087 06

NASA TO COMMERCIALIZE REMOTE-CONTROL

TECHNOLOGY

[NASA RELEASE-93-100] P93-10101 06

TPS

S THERMAL PROTECTION SYSTEM

TRACE/SATELLITE/

S TRANSITIONAL REGION AND CORONAL

EXPLORER

TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISITION

SA DEEP SPACE NE33NORK

SA GROUND STATIONS

SA RADAR

FLIGHT TESTS PROVE SIMPLER SATELLITE-GUIDED

AUTOLAND METHOD

[NASA RELEASE-93-165] P93-10166 06

TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITE SYSTEM

FIRST 1993 SHUTTLE MISSION DEMONSTRATES

UNIQUE CAPABILITIES

[NASA RELEASE-93-4] P93-10004 06

NASA GROUND TERMINALS RECEIVE NATIVE

AMERICAN NAMES

[NASA RELEASE-93-83] P93-10084 06

TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITES

S TE)R SATELLITES

TRACKING STATIONS

S GROUND STATIONS

TRACON

S TERMINAL RADAR APPROACH CONTROL

/TRACON/

TRANSFER ORBIT STAGE

NASA BOARD TO INVESTIGATE STS-51 HARDWARE

PROBLEM

[NASA RELEASE-93-184] P93-10185 06

TRANSFER ORBITS

NASA SUCCEEDS WITH GAMMA-RAY

OBSERVATORY REBOOST

[NASA RELEASE-93-224[ 1=93-10225 06

TRANSITIONAL REGION AND CORONAL EXPLORER

NASA SELECTS SECOND SET OF SMALL EXPLORER

MISSIONS

INASA RELEASE-93-168[ P93-10169 06

TRANSMISSION

S TELEVISION TRANSMISSION

TRANSMISSION LOSS

CONTROLLERS LOSE CONTACT WITH NOAA-13

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-93-151[ 1993-10152 06

NASA NAMES HEAD OF MARS OBSERVER

INVESTIGATION BOARD

[NASA RELEASE-93-153[ P93-10154 06

A-43
TRANSPONDERS

MARS OBSERVER INVESTIGATION BOARD

MEMBERS NAMED

INASA RELEASE-g3-159t P93-10160 06

TRANSPONDERS

TDRSS C-BAND AGREEMENT RESTRUCTURED

INASA RELEASE-93-126[ P93-10127 06

TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT

SA SUPERSONIC TRANSPORT

NASA, LEAR JET JOIN TO CREATE NEW BUSINESS

JET TECHNOLOGIES

JNASA RELEASE-93-461 P93-10047 06

NASA TESTING NEW, POWERFUL DUCTED FANS

ENGINE FOR CIVIL JETS

INASA RELEASE-93-103[ P93-10104 06

NASA STARTS PHASE II OF SUPERSONIC AIRLINER

EFFORT

[NASA RELEASE-93-202[ P93-10203 06

NASA BUDGET BRIEFING; NASA HEADQUARTERS,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10234 05

TRANSPORTATION

S CIVIL AVIATION

S COMMERCIAL AVIATION

S RAIL TRANSPORTATION

TRITON

NITROGEN ICE DISCOVERED ON PLUTO

[NASA RELEASE-93-142[ P93-10143 06

TROPICAL REGIONS

S AMAZON BASIN, BRAZIL

S RAIN FORESTS

TROV

S REMOTELY OPERATED VEHICLES

TRW SPACE & ELECTRONICS GROUP, CALIF.

NASA TDRSS NETWORK MARKS 10 YEARS OF

OPERATION

[NASA RELEASE-93-60] P93-10061 06

TRW, INC.

PIONEER CELEBRATES 10 YEARS BEYOND THE

KNOWN SOLAR PLANETS

[NASA RELEASE-93-110[ P93-10111 06

TUMORS

NASA AND SUPRA MEDICAL CORP. TO DEVELOP

ULTRASOUND DETECTOR

[NASA RELEASE-93-125] P93-10126 06

TURBINE ENGINES

S DUCTED FAN ENGINES

S F404 ENGINE

S JET ENGINES

TURBOFAN ENGINE

S F404 ENGINE

TURBULENCE

NASA AND RUSSIA SIGN AERONAUTICS

AGREEMENT IN MOSCOW

( NASA RELEASE-93-221[ P93-10222 06

TURBULENCE PREDICTION SYSTEMS, BOULDER, CO

NEW WtNDSHEAR SENSORS A

GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY 'SUCCESS STORY'

[NASA RELEASE-93-170[ P93-10171 06

U

U.S. INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCY

NASA HELPS PROVIDE FAMINE EARLY WARNING

FOR AFRICA

[NASA RELEASE-93-213] P93-10214 06

U.S. SPACE FOUNDATION

S UNITED STATES SPACE FOUNDATION

ULTRASONICS

NASA AND SUPRA MEDICAL CORP. TO DEVELOP

ULTRASOUND DETECTOR

INASA RELEASE-93-125[ P93-10126 06

ULTRAVIOLET ASTRONOMY

SCIENTISTS REVEAL NATURE OF EXPLODING, RED

SUPERGIANT STAR

INASA RELEASE-93-631 P93-10064 06

NASA SR-71 NOW A FLYING OBSERVATORY

[NASA RELEASE-93-71 I P93-10072 06

NEW DISCOVERIES BY NASA'S EUV EXPLORER

PRESENTED

[ NASA RELEASE-93-105 ] P93-10106 06

NASA AND GERMAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN SPACE

AGREEMENT

INASA RELEASE-93-1291 Pg3-10130 06

HUBBLE IDENTIFIES A SOURCE OF MYSTERIOUS

X-RAY BURSTS

INASA RELEASE-93-156] P93-10157 06

ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION

SA EXTREME UV RADIATION

EVIDENCE POINTS TO OCEANS, LIGHTNING ON

EARLY VENUS

INASA RELEASE-93-51[ P93-10052 06

SCIENTISTS REVEAL NATURE OF EXPLODING, RED

SUPERGIANT STAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-631 P93-10064 06

NASA RESEARCHERS RECORD UNUSUAL FLASHES

IN UPPER ATMOSPHERE

[NASA RELEASE-93-167] P93-10168 06

ULTRAVIOLET SPECTROMETER

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-g3-121[ P93-10122 06

ULYSSES MISSION

THREE SPACECRAFT TO CONDUCT 3-WEEK

GRAVITATIONAL WAVE SEARCH

INASA RELEASE-93-48[ P93-10049 06

ULYSSES REACHES UNEXPLORED REGIONS OF

SUN

INASA RELEASE-93-217J P93-10218 06

UNCONSCIOUSNESS

S BLACKOUT/PHYSIOLOGY/

UNDERWATER TESTS

ANTARCTIC TO BECOME LABORATORY FOR

FUTURE MARS MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE*93-178[ P93-10179 06

UNIFORMED SERV. UNIV. OF THE HEALTH SCl.

ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES TO ENHANCE

PROGRAMS, RELATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-44[ Pg3-10045 06

NASA PROGRAM TO HELP VICTIMS OF RUSSIAN

EMERGENCY

[NASA RELEASE-93-183] P93*10184 06

UNITED AIR LINES, INC,

COCKPIT WEATHER SYSTEM MAY SAVE AIRLINES

$6 MILLION PER YEAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-194] P93-10195 06

UNITED STATES SPACE FOUNDATION

NASA SPACE SUIT AND MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES

HONORED

[NASA RELEASE-93_og] P93-10070 06

UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CORP.

INDUSTRY TESTS NASA COMPUTER PROGRAMS

FOR EFFICIENT DESIGNING

[NASA RELEASE-93-90} P93-10091 06

MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE YEAR AWARDS

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-g3-177[ P93-1017B 06

UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CORP., CONN.

NASA TESTING NEW, POWERFUL DUCTED FANS

ENGINE FOR CIVIL JETS

[NASA RELEASE-93-103[ P93-10104 06

UNIVERSE

NASA ENDS COSMIC BACKGROUND EXPLORER

SCIENCE OPERATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-228] P93-10229 06

UNIVERSITIES

NASA SELECTS 11 DISCOVERY MISSION CONCEPTS

FOR STUDY

[NASA RELEASE-93-27] t=93-10028 06

UNIVERSITIES SPACE RESEARCH ASSOC.

SUPERNOVA MAY HAVE CAUSED HUGE VOID

AROUND SOLAR SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-g3-36[ P93-10037 06

UNIVERSITIES SPACE RESEARCH ASSOC., MD.

NASA SATELLITE DATA SHAKE THEORIES ON

GAMMA-RAY BURSTS

[NASA RELEASE-g3-72[ P93-10073 06

1992-93 GLOBAL OZONE LEVELS LOWER THAN ANY

PREVIOUS YEAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-74[ P93-10075 06

UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS

SA NATIONAL SPACE GRANT COLL./FELLOWSHIP

PRG.

SUBJECT INDEX

UNIVERSITIES FLY OZONE RESEARCH BALLOON

FROM TEXAS TO FLA

1NASA RELEASE-93-8 ] P93-I0009 06

SOLICITATION ISSUED FOR TECHNOLOGY

REINVESTMENT PROPOSALS

l NASA RELEASE-_,3*B51 P93-10086 06

MINORITY STUDENTS APPRENTICE ON SPACE

RESEARCH

INASA RELEASE-93-1161 P93-10117 06

NASA BOOSTS HYPERSONIC RESEARCH WITH

UNIVERSITY GRANTS

INASA RELEASE-93-152I P93-10153 06

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

INASA RELEASE-93-1861 P93-10187 06

NASA TAPS 20 SCHOOLS FOR AERONAUTICS

ENGINEERING GRANTS

NASA RELEASE-93-210) P93-10211 06

NASA EXCEEDS MINORITY SMALL BUSINESS GOAL

AHEAD OF SCHEDULE

NASA RELEASE-93-214I P93-10215 OB

NASA MODIFIES FUNDING SUPPORT FOR CENTERS

FOR COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT

[NASA RELEASE-93-225| P93-10226 06

UNMANNED SPACE FLIGHT PROGRAM

S VOYAGER PROJECT

UPPER ATMOSPHERE

NASA SELECTS UPPER ATMOSPHERE

INVESTIGATORS

INASA RELEASE-g3-1231 P93-10124 06

NASA RESEARCHERS RECORD UNUSUAL FLASHES

IN UPPER ATMOSPHERE

INASA RELEASE-g3-167] P93-10168 06

UPPER ATMOSPHERE RESEARCH SATELLITE

OZONE DESTROYING CHLORINE EXISTED LONGER

IN 1992-93 WINTER

INASA RELEASE-93-68[ P93-10069 OB

NASA AND GERMAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN SPACE

AGREEMENT

tNASA RELEASE-93-129[ P93-10130 OB

USAIR AIRLINES

COCKPIT WEATHER SYSTEM MAY SAVE AIRLINES

$6 MILLION PER YEAR

INASA RELEASE-93-194[ P93-10195 06

USML-1

S MICROGRAVlTY LABORATORY-I /USML-1/

USRA

S UNIVERSITIES SPACE RESEARCH ASSOC.

UTAH STATE UNIV.

UNIVERSITIES FLY OZONE RESEARCH BALLOON

FROM TEXAS TO FLA.

[NASA RELEASE-93-BI P93-10009 06

UTAH UNIV., SALT LAKE CITY

NASA PROGRAM TO HELP VICTIMS OF RUSSIAN

EMERGENCY

[NASA RELEASE-93-183[ P93-10184 06

V

VACCINES

NASA JOINS FORCES WITH INDUSTRY IN AIDS

RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-93-88J P93-10089 06

VARIABLE STARS

HUBBLE CLOSING IN ON AGE OF THE UNIVERSE

[NASA RELEASE-93-10B] Pg3-I0109 06

VEGETATION

NASA HELPS PROVIDE FAMINE EARLY WARNING

FOR AFRICA

[NASA RELEASE-g3-213} P93-10214 06

VEHICLES

S LANDING VEHICLES

S ROVING VEHICLES

VENUS/PLANET/

EVIDENCE POINTS TO OCEANS, LIGHTNING ON

EARLY VENUS

[NASA RELEASE-93-51[ P93-10052 06

MAGELLAN AEROBRAKING, GRAVITY STUDIES

UNDERWAY

[NASA RELEASE-93-gB] P93-10099 06

A-44
SUBJECTINDEX WIND/METEOROLOGY/

MAGELLAN AEROBRAKING AT VENUS A SUCCESS

{NASA RELEASE-93-1441 P93-10145 06

VENUS ATMOSPHERE

EVIDENCE POINTS TO OCEANS, UGHTNING ON

EARLY VENUS

INASA RELEASE-93-51 I P93-10052 06

MAGELLAN TO TEST AEROBRAKING MANEUVER IN

VENUS ATMOSPHERE

tNASA RELEASE-93-891 P93-10090 06

MAGELLAN AEROBRAKING AT VENUS A SUCCESS

INASA RELEASE-93-144] P93-10145 06

VENUS EXPLORATION

S MAGELLAN MISSION

VENUS RADAR MAPPER

S MAGELLAN MISSION

VENUS SURFACE

EVIDENCE POINTS TO OCEANS, LIGHTNING ON

EARLY VENUS

INASA RELEASE-93-51 J P93-10052 06

MAGELLAN AEROBRAKING, GRAVITY STUDIES

UNDERWAY

INASA RELEASE-93-981 P93-10099 06

VERICODE SYSTEMS

NASA-INDUSTRY EFFORT BOOSTS AUTOMATED

PARTS ID SYSTEM

INASA RELEASE-93-2181 P93-10219 06

VESTIBULAR SYSTEM

NASA AND NIDCD SELECT VESTIBULAR RESEARCH

CENTER

[ NASA RELEASE-93-111 ] P93-10112 06

STS-58 SECOND SPACELAB MISSION DEDICATED

TO LIFE SCIENCES P93-10136 06

VIBRATION TESTS

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

INASA RELEASE-93-186] P93-10187 06

VIDEO CONFERENCES

S TELECONPERENCING

VIDEO EQUIPMENT

NASA AMES TO DRIVE RUSSIAN ROBOT VIA

SATELLITE

[NASA RELEASE-93-84[ P93-10085 06

NASA RESEARCHERS RECORD UNUSUAL FLASHES

IN UPPER ATMOSPHERE

{NASA RELEASE-93-167[ P93-10168 06

NASA PROGRAM TO HELP VICTIMS OF RUSSIAN

EMERGENCY

[NASA RELEASE-93-183] P93-10184 06

VIDEO PRESENTATIONS

NASA TO FEATURE VIDEOWALL AT PARIS AIR

SHOW

INASA RELEASE-93-921 1=93-10093 06

VIRTUAL REALITY

NASA/OHIO AEROSPACE INSTITUTE TO HOST

CYBERSPACE CONFERENCE

{NASA RELEASE-93-50[ P93-10051 06

NASA AMES TO DRIVE RUSSIAN ROBOT VIA

SATELLITE

I NASA RELEASE-93-84 ] P93-10085 06

ANTARCTIC TO BECOME LABORATORY FOR

FUTURE MARS MISSIONS

{NASA RELEASE-93-178[ P93-10179 06

TECHNOLOGY 2003 TO HIGHLIGHT NEW

TECHNOLOGICAL DISCOVERIES

INASA RELEASE-93-212] P93-10213 06

VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS

MT. PINATUBO ERUPTION CAUSES TEMPORARY

COOLING OF EARTH

{NASA RELEASE*93-41[ P93-10042 06

VOLCANOES

SA MOUNT PINATUBO, PHILIPPINES

MT PINATUBO ERUPTION CAUSES TEMPORARY

COOLING OF EARTH

{NASA RELEASE-93-41[ P93-10042 06

DANTE ROBOT TO EXPLORE ACTIVE ALASKA

VOLCANO IN SPRING

INASA RELEASE-93-195[ P93-10196 06

NASA-RUSSIAN MISSION EXPLORES KAMCHATKAN

VOLCANOES

INASA RELEASE-93-tg8] P93-10199 06

VOLCANOLOGY

MT, PINATUBO ERUPTION CAUSES TEMPORARY

COOLING OF EARTH

INASA RELEASE-93-41 J P93-10042 06

MAGELLAN AEROBRAKING, GRAVITY STUDIES

UNDERWAY

INASA RELEASE-93-981 P93-I0099 06

EVIDENCE FOR SOLID WATER FOUND ON

JUPITER'S MOON IO

INASA RELEASE-93-107[ P93-10108 06

NASA-RUSSIAN MISSION EXPLORES KAMCHATKAN

VOLCANOES

[NASA RELEASE-93-198] P93-10199 06

VORTICES

NASA/FAA RESEARCH AIMS AT MORE EFFICIENT

AIRSPACE OPERATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-172] P93-10173 06

VOUGHT CORP.

INDUSTRY TESTS NASA COMPUTER PROGRAMS

FOR EFFICIENT DESIGNING

[NASA RELEASE-93-90] P93-10091 06

VOYAGER PROJECT

VOYAGER SPACECRAFT FIND CLUE TO ANOTHER

SOLAR SYSTEM MYSTERY

{ NASA RELEASE-93-991 P93-10100 06

VOYAGER SPACECRAFT

VOYAGER SPACECRAFT FIND CLUE TO ANOTHER

SOLAR SYSTEM MYSTERY

[NASA RELEASE-93-99[ P93-10100 06

W

WAKE VORTEX

S VORTICES

WAKES

NASA/FAA RESEARCH AIMS AT MORE EFFICIENT

AIRSPACE OPERATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-172[ P93-10173 06

WALLOPS FLIGHT FACILITY, VA.

FLIGHT TESTS PROVE SIMPLER SATELLITE-GUIDED

AUTOLAND METHOD

[NASA RELEASE-93-165] P93-10166 06

NASA ENDS COSMIC BACKGROUND EXPLORER

SCIENCE OPERATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-228[ P93-10229 06

WARNING SYSTEMS

SA FAMINE EARLY WARNING SYSTEMS

NEW WINDSHEAR SENSORS A

GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY 'SUCCESS STORY'

[NASA RELEASE-93-170[ P93-10171 06

NASA. FAA CONSIDER REVISED WlNDSHEAR

PILOTING PROCEDURES

[NASA RELEASE-93-171[ P93-10172 06

NASA HELPS PROVIDE FAMINE EARLY WARNING

FOR AFRICA

[NASA RELEASE-93-213[ P93-10214 06

WASTE WATER

LEWIS SPACE RESEARCH SPAWNS WATER

PURIFICATION SYSTEM

INASA RELEASE-93-86[ P93-10087 06

WATER

SA WASTE WATER

SA WATER RESOURCES

EVIDENCE POINTS TO OCEANS, LIGHTNING ON

EARLY VENUS

[NASA RELEASE-93-51[ P93-10052 06

EVIDENCE FOR SOLID WATER FOUND ON

JUPITER'S MOON IO

[NASA RELEASE-93-107[ P93-10108 06

WATER RESOURCES

EVIDENCE POINTS TO OCEANS, LIGHTNING ON

EARLY VENUS

{NASA RELEASE-93-51[ P93-10052 06

WATER SPLITTING

EVIDENCE POINTS TO OCEANS. LIGHTNING ON

EARLY VENUS

[NASA RELEASE-93-51 ] P93-10052 06

WATER TREATMENT

LEWIS SPACE RESEARCH SPAWNS WATER

PURIFICATION SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-93-86] P93-10087 06

WAVES

SA KELVIN WAVES

SCIENTISTS FORESEE STRENGTHENING EL N/NO

EVENT

INASA RELEASE-93-391 P93-10040 06

WEATHER DATA

COCKPIT WEATHER SYSTEM MAY SAVE AIRLINES

$6 MILLION PER YEAR

INASA RELEASE-93-1941 P93-10195 06

WEATHER FORECASTING

NASA/FAA RESEARCH AIMS AT MORE EFFICIENT

AIRSPACE OPERATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-172[ P93-10173 06

WEIGHT REDUCTION

NASA, LEAR JET JOIN TO CREATE NEW BUSINESS

JET TECHNOLOGIES

{NASA RELEASE-93-461 P93-10047 06

NASA FLIES FIBER OPTICS ON AIRCRAFT CONTROL

SYSTEMS TEST

[NASA RELEASE-93-1991 P93-10200 06

WEST VIRGINIA HIGH TECH CONSORTIUM

WEST VIRGINIA HIGH TECH CONSORTIUM;

FAIRMONT, WEST VIRGINIA P93-10247 05

WESTINGHOUSE, INC.

KSC BASE OPERATIONS CONTRACT AWARD

PROTESTS SETTLED

INASA RELEASE-93-18[ P93-10019 06

WESTINGHOUSE, INC., BALTIMORE, MD.

NEW W]NDSHEAR SENSORS A

GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY 'SUCCESS STORY'

INASA RELEASE-93-170[ 1>93-10171 06

WHEELING COLL., WV

NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY AND EDUCATION

INITIATIVES LAUNCHED

INASA RELEASE-93-158[ P93-10159 06

WHITE DWARF STARS

NEW DISCOVERIES BY NASA'S EUV EXPLORER

PRESENTED

[NASA RELEASE-93-105] P93-10106 06

HUBBLE IDENTIFIES A SOURCE OF MYSTERIOUS

X-RAY BURSTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-156[ P93-10157 06

HUBBLE SEES GAS SHELL AROUND NOVA CYGNI

1992

[NASA RELEASE-93-174[ P93-10175 06

MYSTERY OF 'FASTEST FLICKERING' GALAXY

SOLVED

[NASA RELEASE-93-192] P93-t0193 06

WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE, N. VEX.

CONSORT 6 LAUNCH DATE SET

[NASA RELEASE-93-221 P93-10023 06

WHITE SANDS TEST FACILITY, N. VEX.

SPACE STATION FREEDOM PROPULSION FIRING

TESTS UNDERWAY

[NASA RELEASE-93-7] P93-10008 06

WIDE FIELD CAMERAS

SA WIDE FIELD/PLANETARY CAMERA 2

HUBBLE DISCOVERS A DOUBLE NUCLEUS IN CORE

OF ACTIVE GALAXY

INASA RELEASE-93-6[ P93-10007 06

HUBBLE CLOSING IN ON AGE OF THE UNIVERSE

[NASA RELEASE-93-108] 1:)93-10109 06

HUBBLE FINDS A DOUBLE NUCLEUS IN THE

ANDROMEDA GALAXY

INASA RELEASE-93-133] P93-10134 06

WIDE FIELD/PLANETARY CAMERA 2

HUBBLE INSTRUMENT MAY RECEIVE FURTHER

TESTING

[NASA RELEASE-93-169[ P93-10170 06

WIDE-FIELD INFRARED EXPLORER

NASA SELECTS SECOND SET OF SMALL EXPLORER

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-168[ P93-10169 06

WILCOX ELECTRIC CO., INC., KANSAS CITY, MO

FLIGHT TESTS PROVE SIMPLER SATELLITE-GUIDED

AUTOLAND METHOD

{NASA RELEASE-93-165] P93-10166 06

WIND/METEOROLOGY/

UNIVERSITIES FLY OZONE RESEARCH BALLOON

FROM TEXAS TO FLA.

[ NASA RELEASE-93-8| P93-10009 06

A-45
WIND SHEAR

WIND SHEAR

NEW WINDSHEAR SENSORS A

GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY 'SUCCESS STORY'

I NASA RELEASE-93-1701 P93-t0171 06

NASA, FAA CONSIDER REVISED WlNDSHEAR

PILOTING PROCEDURES

INASA RELEASE-93-171 I P93-I0172 06

WIND TUNNEL MODELS

NASA, LEAR JET JOIN TO CREATE NEW BUSINESS

JET TECHNOLOGIES

]NASA RELEASE-93-461 P93-10047 06

NASA TESTS HELICOPTER MODEL IN ICING

CONDITIONS

JNASA RELEASE-93-147} P93-10148 06

WIND TUNNEL TESTS

NASA, LEAR JET JOIN TO CREATE NEW BUSINESS

JET TECHNOLOGIES

INASA RELEASE-93-46 | P93-10047 06

NASA TESTING NEW, POWERFUL DUCTED FANS

ENGINE FOR CIVIL JETS

[NASA RELEASE-93-1031 P93-10104 06

NASA TESTS HELICOPTER MODEL IN ICING

CONDITIONS

INASA RELEASE-93-1471 P93-10148 06

WIND TUNNELS

WORLD'S LARGEST WIND TUNNEL WILL BE

WORLD'S QUIETEST

INASA RELEASE-93-81 I P93-10082 06

TECHNOLOGY 2003 TO HIGHLIGHT NEW

TECHNOLOGICAL DISCOVERIES

JNASA RELEASE-93-212[ P93-10213 06

WINGS

S AIRCRAFT WINGS

S SWEPT WINGS

WlNZEN INTERNATIONAL INC. TEXAS

UNIVERSITIES FLY OZONE RESEARCH BALLOON

FROM TEXAS TO FLA

INASA RELEASE-93-8} P93-10009 06

WIRE /SATELLITE/

S WIDE-FIELD INFRARED EXPLORER

WISCONSIN UNIV., MADISON

HUBBLE CLOSING IN ON AGE OF THE UNIVERSE

JNASA RELEASE-93-108J P93-10109 06

WOMEN-OWNED BUSINESSES

NASA CO-SPONSORS HIGH-TECH SMALL BUSINESS

CONFERENCE

[NASA RELEASE-93-29[ P93-10030 06

NASA SPONSORING SMALL BUSINESS

CONFERENCE ON DEC t-2

INASA RELEASE-93-201] P93-10202 06

NASA EXCEEDS MINORITY SMALL BUSINESS GOAL

AHEAD OF SCHEDULE

INASA RELEASE-93-214| P93-t0215 06

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDIN

BEFORE THE JPL HIGH-TECH SMALL BUSINESS

DEVELOPMENT PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P93-10231 05

WORLD METEOROLOGICAL ORGANIZATION

OZONE DESTROYING CHLORINE EXISTED LONGER

IN 1992-93 WINTER

[NASA RELEASE-93-68] P93-10069 06

X

X-RAY ANALYSIS

NASA JOINS FORCES WITH INDUSTRY IN AIDS

RESEARCH

{ NASA RELEASE-93-88 ] P93-10089 06

NASA ADAPTING UNIQUE X-RAY SYSTEM TO

INSPECT AIRCRAFT

[ NASA RELEASE-g3-137| P93-1013B 06

X-RAY ASTRONOMY

MYSTERIOUS CONCENTRATION OF DARK MATFER

DISCOVERED

[NASA RELEASE-93-1 ] P93-10001 06

FIRST I993 SHUFFLE MISSION DEMONSTRATES

UNIQUE CAPABILITIES

[NASA RELEASE-93-4[ P93-10004 06

ASTRO-D MISSION TO LAUNCH TONIGHT IN

JAPAN

[NASA RELEASE-93-28} P93-10029 06

SUPERNOVA MAY HAVE CAUSED HUGE VOID

AROUND SOLAR SYSTEM

INASA RELEASE-93-361 P93-t0037 06

COMPTON OBSERVATORY DISCOVERS INTENSE,

NEW XoRAY PULSAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-141] P93-10142 06

HUBBLE IDENTIFIES A SOURCE OF MYSTERIOUS

X-RAY BURSTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-1561 P93-10157 06

X-RAY BURSTS

HUBBLE IDENTIFIES A SOURCE OF MYSTERIOUS

X-RAY BURSTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-156[ P93-10157 06

X-RAY SPECTROMETER

FIRST 1993 SHUTTLE MISSION DEMONSTRATES

UNIQUE CAPABILITIES

INASA RELEASE-93-4[ P93-10004 06

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

JNASA RELEASE-93-4A ] P93-10005 06

X-RAY STARS

COMPTON OBSERVATORY DISCOVERS INTENSE,

NEW X-RAY PULSAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-141[ P93-10142 06

HUBBLE IDENTIFIES A SOURCE OF MYSTERIOUS

X-RAY BURSTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-156[ P93-10157 06

MYSTERY OF 'FASTEST FLICKERING' GALAXY

SOLVED

[NASA RELEASE-93-192[ P93-10193 06

X-RAYS

HUBBLE IDENTIFIES A SOURCE OF MYSTERIOUS

X-RAY BURSTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-156[ P93-10157 06

NASA RESEARCHERS RECORD UNUSUAL FLASHES

tN UPPER ATMOSPHERE

[NASA RELEASE-93-167[ P93-10168 06

XENON

STS-62 AND STS-59 SPACE SHUTTLE CREW

ASSIGNMENTS ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-93-42} P93-10043 06

SUBJECT INDEX

A-46
SECTION2 PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

INDEX TO NASA NEWS RELEASES AND SPEECHES 1993 APRIL 1994

Typical Personal Names

Index Listing

IPERSONAL NAME I

AKERS, THOMAS D.

FIVE SPACEWALKS TO SERVICE HUDDLE SPACE

ELESCOPE HIGHLIGHTS SHU3_LE MISSION STS-61

ASA RELEASE-93-204[ P93-10205 06

/ l REFERENC_EE -

JACCESS'ON I SECT,ON ]

_[ NUMBERNUMBER

The title of the news release or speech appears

under every name mentioned in each, whether

or not the individual was an author or a speaker.

In the case of a speech where the name refers

to the actual speaker, this is indicated with a +

to the left of the title. The accession number is

located at the bottom right of the entry, followed

by a two-digit number (05 or 06) identifying the

index section where the complete citation

appears. In the case of a news release, this number is included at the bottom left of the entry,

A

ABBASCHIAN, REZA

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUFFLE MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-78{ P93-10079 06

ABBE, BRIAN

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

ABBOT, KATHY

GOLDIN CALLS FOR IMPROVED TECHNOLOGY

TRANSFER TO INDUSTRY

{NASA RELEASE-93-9] P93-10010 06

ACOSTA, ROBERTO

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

ACTON, CHARLES

CLEMENTINE MISSION SCIENCE TEAM SELECTED

I NASA RELEASE-93-66[ P93-10067 06

ADAM, SUE

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTFLE MISSION

{ NASA RELEASE-93-78[ P93-10079 06

AKAKA, DANIEL K.

JEFF LAWRENCE APPOINTED TO HEAD

LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS FOR NASA

[NASA RELEASE-93-701 P93-10071 06

AKBAY, ISMAIL

ARKANSAS, NASA SIGN TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER

ACCORD

[NASA RELEASE-93-138[ P93-10139 06

AKER, THOMAS S.

NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY AND EDUCATION

INITIATIVES LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-93-158[ P93-10159 06

AKERS, THOMAS D.

FIVE SPACEWALKS TO SERVICE HUDDLE SPACE

TELESCOPE HIGHLIGHTS SHUTTLE MISSION STS-61

I NASA RELEASE-93-204] P93-10205 06

HST SERVICING MISSION HIGHLIGHTS 1993 NASA

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

INASA RELEASE-93-226[ P93-10227 06

AKIN, DAVE L.

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

INASA RELEASE-93-186[ P93-10187 06

ALBAYYARI, JIHAD M.

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-93-186] P93-10187 06

ALBEE, ARDEN

NASA NAMES TEAM TO STUDY RETURN TRIP TO

MARS

[NASA RELEASE-93-1571 P93-10158 06

ALBRITrON, DAN

AAAS TO HONOR NASA SCIENTIST FOR OZONE

RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-93-26[ P93-1e027 06

ALDRICH, ARNOLD

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10233 05

ALDRICH, ARNOLD D.

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78[ P93-10079 06

SPACE STATION ORGANIZATION CHANGES

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-93-1361 P93-10137 06

NASA SPACE STATION DIRECTOR RICHARD KOHRS

TO RETIRE

[NASA RELEASE-93-160[ P93-10161 06

ALEXANDER, JOSEPH

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20[ P93-10021 06

ALFORD, BOBBY

SPACE STATION REDESIGN ADVISORY MEMBERS

NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-93-59[ P93-10060 06

ALFREY, CLARENCE P.

STS-58 SECOND SPACELAB MISSION DEDICATED

TO LIFE SCIENCES P93-10t36 06

ALLAMANDOLA, LOUIS

NASA SCIENTISTS SOLVE LONG-STANDING

STELLAR MYSTERY

[NASA RELEASE-93-25[ P93-1002B 06

DIAMONDS IN THE SKY CHALLENGE GALAXY

EVOLUTION THEORIES

[NASA RELEASE-93-58] P93-10059 06

EVIDENCE FOR SOLID WATER FOUND ON

JUPITER'S MOON IO

[NASA RELEASE-93-107] P93-10108 06

FROZEN MOLECULAR HYDROGEN DISCOVERED IN

STELLAR NURSERY

[NASA RELEASE-93-187[ P93-10188 06

ALLEN, ANDREW M.

STS-62 AND STS-59 SPACE SHUTTLE CREW

ASSIGNMENTS ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-93-42[ P93-10043 06

ALLEN, LINDA

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10233 05

ALLISON, GARY B.

MALCOLM PETERSON APPOINTED NASA ACTING

COMPTROLLER

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ALLMEN, JOHN

WORLD'S LARGEST WIND TUNNEL WILL BE

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ALTENKIRCH, ROBERT A.

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

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AMBROSE, JAY H.

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

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AMRINE, DAVID E.

TWENTY NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS HONORED

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ANDERSEN, DALE

ANTARCTIC TO BECOME LABORATORY FOR

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ANDERSON, DAVID

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

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ANDERSON, JIM

NASA BUDGET BRIEFING; NASA HEADQUARTERS,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10234 05

ANDERSON, KARL

NASA INVENTION YIELDS BETTER, FASTER STRESS

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ANDERSON, MARK

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

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JPL TEAM DEVELOPS SPECIAL POLLUTION

DETECTION GLASS

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ANSARI, RAFAT

CATARACT SUFFERERS COULD BENEFIT FROM

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APT, JEROME

STS-62 AND STS-59 SPACE SHUTTLE CRE'3N

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ARCHIMEDES

AIAA LUNCHEON; CRYSTAL CITY HYATF REGENCY

HOTEL, CRYSTAL CITY, VIRGINIA P93-10235 05

ARMSTRONG, JOHN W.

THREE SPACECRAFT TO CONDUCT 3-WEEK

GRAVITATIONAL WAVE SEARCH

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ARMSTRONG, JOSEPH

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

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ARNAUD, CLAUDE D.

STS-58 SECOND SPACELAB MISSION DEDICATED

TO LIFE SCIENCES P93-10136 06

ARNOLD, RAY J.

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

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ASKER, JIM

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10233 05

NASA BUDGET BRIEFING; NASA HEADQUARTERS,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10234 05

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ASMAR, SAMI W.

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AUFDEMORTE, THOMAS

SHUTTLE TiLE MATERIAL MAY HELP IN BONE

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AUGUSTINE, NORMAN

NASA TO FEATURE VIDEOWALL AT PARIS AIR

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AULT, LEONARD

GOLDIN CALLS FOR IMPROVED TECHNOLOGY

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AUSTIN, ANDREW

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AYERS, T. G.

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

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BADWAR, GAtrrAM D.

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BAEZ, JOAN

NE-W YORK TIMES INTERVIEW" P93-10242 05

BAGIAR, JAMES P.

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BAILEY, F. RON

FASTEST SUPERCOMPUTER CAN BOOST US

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BAILEY, SHEILA

NASA/OHIO AEROSPACE INSTITUTE TO HOST

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BAIRD, CHERYL L

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BAIRD, RANDY

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

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WASHINGTON, DC P93-10233 05

BAKER, DANIEL

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BALDWIN, KENNETH M.

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

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BALLARD, ROBERT H.

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BALOGH, ANDRE

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BALTUCK, MIRIAM

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BANKS, BRUCE

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

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BAR-NESS, Y,

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

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BARCH, DON

ANTARCTIC TO BECOME LABORATORY FOR

FUTURE MARS MISSIONS

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BARON, RICHARD

tO'S 'GHOST' DETECTED ON JUPITER

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BARRETT, RICHARD T.

NASA ENGINEER RECEIVES TECHNOLOGY

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BARRY, EDWARD P., JR.

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BARRY, JAMES

ANTARCTIC TO BECOME LABORATORY FOR

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BARTHELME, NEAL

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

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BARTHOLOMEW, M. J.

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BATES, MATr

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AEROSPACE MACHINISTS UNION; ACR

HEADQUARTERS. WASHINGTON. DC

P93-10245 05

BAUGHER, CHARLES

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUFFLE MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-781 P93-10079 06

BEACH, H. LEE

NASA TO DEVELOP TECHNOLOGY FOR FUTURE

HIGH-SPEED TRANSPORTS

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BECK, JURGEN

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BECKMAN, JOHN

NASA NAMES TEAM TO STUDY RETURN TRIP TO

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BEGELMAN, MITCHELL C.

MYSTERY OF 'FASTEST FLICKERING' GALAXY

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BEJCZY, ANTAL

NASA TO COMMERCIALIZE REMOTE-CONTROL

TECHNOLOGY

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BELTON, MICHAEL

NASA SELECTS 11 DISCOVERY MISSION CONCEPTS

FOR STUDY

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DEMENT, LAWRENCE J.

NASA BOARD TO INVESTIGATE STS-51 HARDWARE

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BENNER, STEVE

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

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BENSON, ROBERT

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS:54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

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PLANET EARTH

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BENTZ, MICHAEL D.

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

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BERGMAN, L. A.

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

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PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

BERTOTTI, BRUNO

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BESSETTE, DENIS

NASA SYSTEM RESEARCH AIRCRAFT MAKES FIRST

TEST FLIGHT

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BESSINGER, SELLUS

TWENTY NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS HONORED

IN WASHINGTON

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BETt'ERTON, THOMAS C.

MARS OBSERVER INVESTIGATION BOARD

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BIJVOET, JAN

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

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BILLOW, DAN

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10233 05

BLAHA, JOHN E.

STS-58 SECOND SPACELAB MISSION DEDICATED

TO LIFE SCIENCES P93-10136 06

SHUTTLE MISSION TO CONDUCT SCIENTIFIC

FIRST

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BLAMONT, JACQUES

CLEMENTINE MISSION SCIENCE TEAM SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-93-66[ P93-10067 06

BLANCHARD, R. C.

STS-58 SECOND SPACELAB MISSION DEDICATED

TO LIFE SCIENCES P93-10136 06

BLAND, DAN

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[ NASA RELEASE-93-78 ] P93-10079 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-1211 P93-10122 06

BLOMQVIST, C. GUNNAR

NASA SELECTS CENTER FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

[ NASA RELEASE-93-40] P93-10041 06

STS-58 SECOND SPACELAB MISSION DEDICATED

TO LIFE SCIENCES P93-10136 06

BLUFORD, GUION S., JR.

ASTRONAUT BLUFORD LEAVES NASA

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HST SERVICING MISSION HIGHLIGHTS 1993 NASA

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-226] P93-10227 06

BOHANNON, JACKIE

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

(NASA RELEASE-93-781 P93-10079 06

BOHN-MEYER, MARTA

NASA OSHKOSH EXHIBIT HIGHLIGHTS U.S.

'LEADERSHIP IN AERONAUTICS'

(NASA RELEASE-93-128J 1°93-10129 06

BOLDEN, CHARLES F., JR.

PRIME AND BACKUP COSMONAUTS NAMED FOR

SHUTTLE STS-60 MISSION

(NASA RELEASE-93-61( P93-10062 06

BOND, THOMAS H.

NASA TESTS HELICOPTER MODEL IN ICING

CONDITIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-1471 P93-10148 06

BORNE, KIRK

HUDDLE LOOKS AT THE HEART OF A GALAXY

COLLISION

INASA RELEASE-93-97( P93-10098 06

BOWERSOX, KENNETH D.

FIVE SPACEWALKS TO SERVICE HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE HIGHLIGHTS SHUTTLE MISSION STS-61

[NASA RELEASE-93-204 [ P93-10205 06

B-2
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

BOWYER, S.

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-121 I P93-10122 06

BOYCE, RICHARD D.

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

PROGRAM

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BOYNTON, WILLIAM V.

NASA SELECTS 11 DISCOVERY MISSION CONCEPTS

FOR STUDY

JNASA RELEASE-93-27] P93-10028 06

BRADLEY, HAROLD C.

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

]NASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

BRANDEL, DANIEL

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4A ] P93-10005 06

BRASSEUR, GUY P.

NASA SELECTS UPPER ATMOSPHERE

INVESTIGATORS

INASA RELEASE-93-123[ P93-10124 06

BREAKFIELD, P. THOMAS

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

INASA RELEASE-93-4AI P93-10005 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20] P93-10021 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-34] P93-10035 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78| P93-10079 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121] P93-10122 06

BREGMAN, JESSE

EVIDENCE FOR SOLID WATER FOUND ON

JUPITER'S MOON tO

I NASA RELEASE-93-107] P93-10108 06

BRINGI, V. N.

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-1211 P93-10122 06

BRINKLEY, RANDY

HUBBLE TELESCOPE SERVICING MISSION

SCHEDULED FOR ELEVEN DAYS

[ NASA RELEASE-93-76 ] P93-10077 06

BRFn', DANIEL

NASA NAMES IMAGING PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR

FOR MESUR PATHFINDER

[NASA RELEASE-93-1461 P93-10147 06

BROAD, BILL

+ NASA INTERVIEW WITH BILL BROAD, NEW YORK

TIMES SCIENCE WRITER P93-10241 05

+ NEW YORK TIMES INTERVIEW P93-10242 05

BROCK, DAVID E.

MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE YEAR AWARDS

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-93-177[ P93-10178 06

BRODMAN, LAURIE

NASA INTERVIEW WITH BILL BROAD, NEW YORK

TIMES SCIENCE WRITER P93-10241 05

BROOKS, MEL

MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM'S 'THE LARRY

KING SHOVW: INTERVIEW WITH DAN GOLDIN

P93-10249 05

BROPRY, JERE

LEWIS, CASE. BATTELLE TO COMMERCIALIZE NASA

INVENTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-91 ] P93-10092 06

BROWN, DARWIN V.

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121[ 1:>93-10122 06

BROWN, LEE

MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM'S "THE LARRY

KING SHOW': INTERVIEW WITH DAN GOLDIN

P93-10249 05

BROWN, MARK N.

ASTRONAUT MARK BROWN TO JOIN GENERAL

RESEARCH CORP.

[NASA RELEASE-93-1141 P93-10115 06

HST SERVICING MISSION HIGHLIGHTS 1993 NASA

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

INASA RELEASE-93-2261 P93-10227 06

BROWN, R. H.

NITROGEN ICE DISCOVERED ON PLUTO

iNASA RELEASE-93-142] P93-10143 06

BRUECKNER, G.

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

INASA RELEASE-93-341 P93-10035 06

BRUEGGE, RICHARD VORDER

NASA SELECTS 11 DISCOVERY MISSION CONCEPTS

FOR STUDY

INASA RELEASE-93-27 ] P93-10028 06

BRUHWEILER, FRED C.

SATELLITE DATA GET NEW LEASE ON LIFE FROM

SOFT{HARE BOOST

[NASA RELEASE-93-164[ P93-10165 06

BRUNEL, MARK ISAMBARD

REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY: BRUNEL'S

PRODUCTION LINE - INSPIRATION, INNOVATION AND

THE MARCH OF TECHNOLOGY; NATIONAL CENTER

FOR MANUFACTURING SCIENCES 1993 ANNUAL

MEETING, WASHINGTON, DC P93-10236 05

BRUNGS, WALTER

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20| P93-10021 06

BRYANT, WILLIAM JENNINGS

A}AA LUNCHEON; CRYSTAL CITY HYATT REGENCY

HOTEL, CRYSTAL CITY. VIRGINIA P93-10235 05

BUCHANAN, LEE

NE-W TECHNOLOGY REINVESTMENT PROJECT

SEMINAR SET FOR APRIL I

[NASA RELEASE-93-57| P93-10058 06

BUGG, CHARLES E.

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78] P93-10079 06

BULA, RAYMOND J.

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78} P93-10079 06

BURAI"rl, BONNIE

CLEMENTINE MISSION SCIENCE TEAM SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-93-66[ P93-10067 06

BURCHAM, BILL

NASA F-15 MAKES FIRST ENGINE-CONTROLLED

TOUCHDOWN

[NASA RELEASE-93-75[ P93-10076 06

BURKEY, MARTIN

NASA BUDGET BRIEFING; NASA HEADQUARTERS,

WASHINGTON. DO P93-10234 05

BURNETT, DON

NASA SELECTS 11 DISCOVERY MISSION CONCEPTS

FOR STUDY

[NASA RELEASE-93-27| P93-10028 06

BURNSIDE, DUNCAN

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78] P93-10079 06

BURSCH, DANIEL W.

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121 ] P93-10122 06

BURSTEIN, DAVID

MYSTERIOUS CONCENTRATION OF DARK MATTER

DISCOVERED

[NASA RELEASE-93-1[ P93-10001 06

BUSH, DON G.

LEE NAMED NASA PROCUREMENT CHIEF

[NASA RELEASE-93-11| P93-10012 06

BUSH, GEORGE

STAFFORD RECEIVES CONGRESSIONAL SPACE

MEDAL OF HONOR

[NASA RELEASE-93-14] P93-10015 06

REMARKS GIVEN TO JOHN LOGSTONE SPACE

POLICY CLASS; GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

P93-10248 O5

CHABROW, JAY

BYRD, ROBERT C.

NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY AND EDUCATION

INtTIATIVES LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-93-158] P93-10159 06

C

CABLE, ADAM

TWENTY NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS HONORED

IN WASHINGTON

[NASA RELEASE-93-175[ P93-10176 06

CAFARO, PETE

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121 ] P93-10122 06

CAIOZZO, VINCENT J.

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

INASA RELEASE-93-4A} P93-10005 06

CALEDONIA, GEORGE E.

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-93-186[ P93-10187 06

CAMERON, KENNETH D.

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-34[ P93-10035 06

CANIZARES, CLAUDE

REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY: TO BOLDLY

GO - GIVING THOUGHT TO WHAT COMES NEXT IN

SPACE; NATIONAL SPACE CLUB SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE, FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA P93-10238 05

CARD, MICHAEL

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78] P93-10079 06

CARLE, GLENN C.

NASA SELECTS 11 DISCOVERY MISSION CONCEPTS

FOR STUDY

[NASA RELEASE-93-27[ P93-10028 06

CARPENTER, BRADLEY

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20] P93-10021 06

CARSWELL, WILLIAM

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78[ P93-10079 06

CARTER, DANIEL

NASA JOINS FORCES WITH INDUSTRY IN AIDS

RESEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-93-SB] P93-10089 06

CARTER, STEPHEN J.

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

(NASA RELEASE-93-121 ] P93-10122 06

CASANI, JOHN

NASA NAMES TEAM TO STUDY RETURN TRIP TO

MARS

[NASA RELEASE-93-157[ P93-10158 06

CASPER, JOHN H.

FIRST 1993 SHUTTLE MISSION DEMONSTRATES

UNIQUE CAPABILITIES

[NASA RELEASE-93-4] P93-10004 06

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

STS-62 AND STS-59 SPACE SHUTTLE CREW

ASSIGNMENTS ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-93-42[ P93-10043 06

CASSANTO, JOHN

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-34| P93-10035 06

CERNAN, EUGENE ANDREW

STAFFORD RECEIVES CONGRESSIONAL SPACE

MEDAL OF HONOR

[NASA RELEASE-93-14| P93-10015 06

CHABROW, JAY .

SPACE STATION REDESIGN ADVISORY MEMBERS

NAMED

INASA RELEASE-93-59] P93-10060 06

B-3
CHANG-DIAZ, FRANKLIN R.

CHANG-DIAZ, FRANKLIN R.

PRIME AND BACKUP COSMONAUTS NAMED FOR

SHUTTLE STS-60 MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-93-611 P93-10062 06

CHANG, HUE WEN

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDIN

BEFORE THE JPL HIGH-TECH SMALL BUSINESS

DEVELOPMENT PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P93-10231 05

CHANG, PHILIP

TWENTY NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS HONORED

IN WASHINGTON

[NASA RELEASE-93-175{ P93-10176 06

CHAPMAN, BEVERLY

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDtN

BEFORE THE JPL HIGH-TECH SMALL BUSINESS

DEVELOPMENT PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE; LOS

ANGELES. CALIFORNIA P93-10231 05

CHAPMAN, ROBBIN N.

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-93-1171 P93-10116 06

CHEN, WAN

SUPERNOVA MAY HAVE CAUSED HUGE VOID

AROUND SOLAR SYSTEM

{NASA RELEASE-93-36[ P93-10037 06

CHENG, ANDREW F.

NASA BEGINS DEVELOPMENT OF FIRST

ASTEROID-ORBITING MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-93-220[ P93-10221 06

CHERNOMYRDIN, VIKTOR

HST SERVICING MISSION HIGHLIGHTS 1993 NASA

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-226[ P93-10227 06

CHILES, LAWTON

NASA, STATE OF FLORIDA, SIGN TECHNOLOGY

TRANSFER ACCORD

[NASA RELEASE-93-155] P93-10156 06

CHILTON, KEVIN P.

STS-62 AND STS-59 SPACE SHUTTLE CREW

ASSIGNMENTS ANNOUNCED

INASA RELEASE-93-42[ P93-10043 06

CHRISTENSEN, ANDREW B.

NASA SELECTS UPPER ATMOSPHERE

INVESTIGATORS

[NASA RELEASE-93-123[ P93-10124 06

CHRISTIANSEN, RICHARD

PERSEUS RESEARCH AIRCRAFT MAKES FIRST

TEST FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-227] P93-10228 06

CHU, PAUL

SPACE STATION REDESIGN ADVISOR'{ MEMBERS

NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-93-591 P93-10060 06

REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY: TO BOLDLY

GO - GIVING THOUGHT TO WHAT COMES NEXT IN

SPACE; NATIONAL SPACE CLUB SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE, FAIRFAX. VIRGINIA P93-10236 05

CLARKE, ROBERT W.

FINARELLI APPOINTED HEAD OF STRATEGIC

PLANNING

fNASA RELEASE-93-132] P93-10133 06

CLAYTON, BILL

NASA BUDGET BRIEFING; NASA HEADQUARTERS,

WASHINGTON. DC P93-10234 05

CLIFFORD, MICHAEL R. U.

STS-62 AND STS-59 SPACE SHUTTLE CREW

ASSIGNMENTS ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-93-42} P93-10043 06

CLINTON, BILL

NASA BUDGET BOOSTS TECHNOLOGY, PROMISES

IMPROVED SPACE STATION PROGRAM

{NASA RELEASE-93-32[ P93-10033 06

GIBBONS OUTLINES SPACE STATION REDESIGN

GUIDANCE

{NASA RELEASE-93-64[ P93-10065 06

NASA. OTHER AGENCIES TO EXPLAIN

TECHNOLOGY REINVESTMENT

{NASA RELEASE-93-65] P93-10066 06

STATION REDESIGN TEAM TO SUBMIT FINAL

REPORT

INASA RELEASE-93-104] P93-10105 06

SPACE STATION HOST CENTER AND PRIME

CONTRACTOR ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-93-148_ P93-10149 06

NASA ANNOUNCES 1993 SBIR PHASE I

SELECTIONS

I NASA RELEASE-93-2071 P93-10208 06

HST SERVICING MISSION HIGHLIGHTS 1993 NASA

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

[NASA RE[.EASE-93-2261 P93-10227 06

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDIN

BEFORE THE JPL HIGH-TECH SMALL BUSINESS

DEVELOPMENT PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P93-10231 05

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DANIEL S,

GOLDIN TO THE AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL

SOCIETY - GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM:

REDESIGN OF THE SPACE STATION; HYATT REGENCY

HOTEL. CRYSTAL CITY, ARLINGTON. VIRGINIA

P93-10232 05

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING.

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10233 05

NASA BUDGET BRIEFING; NASA HEADQUARTERS,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-I0234 05

AIAA LUNCHEON; CRYSTAL CITY HYATT REGENCY

HOTEL. CRYSTAL CITY. VIRGINIA P93-10235 05

THE REDESIGN OF THE SPACE STATION:

GRAPPLING WITH THE CHALLENGE TO CHANGE

P93-10237 05

REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY: TO BOLDLY

GO - GIVING THOUGHT TO WHAT COMES NEXT IN

SPACE; NATIONAL SPACE CLUB SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE. FAIRFAX. VIRGINIA P93-10236 05

ADDRESS TO THE AIAA P93-10240 05

NASA INTERVIEW WITH BILL BROAD. NEW YORK

TIMES SCIENCE WRITER P93-10241 05

NEW YORK TIMES INTERVlE3N P93-I0242 05

WEST VIRGINIA HIGH TECH CONSORTIUM;

FAIRMONT. WEST VIRGINIA P93-10247 05

REMARKS GIVEN TO JOHN LOGSTONE SPACE

POLICY CLASS; GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

P93-I 0246 05

MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM'S 'THE LARRY

KING SHOW': INTERVIEW WITH DAN GOLDIN

P93-10249 05

COCHRAN, THOMAS H.

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121] P93-10122 06

COCKRELL, KENNETH D.

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-34] P93-10035 06

COE, MALCOLM

COMPTON OBSERVATORY DISCOVERS INTENSE,

NEW X-RAY PULSAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-141[ P93-10142 06

COFFEY, TIMOTHY

NASA NAMES HEAD OF MARS OBSERVER

INVESTIGATION BOARD

[NASA RELEASE-93-153"[ P93-10154 06

MARS OBSERVER INVESTIGATION BOARD

MEMBERS NAMED

iNASA RELEASE-93-159[ P93-10160 06

INTERVIEW WITH MATF BATES, INTERNATIONAL

AEROSPACE MACHINISTS UNION; ACR

HEADQUARTERS, WASHINGTON. DC

P93-10245 05

COHEN, AARON

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20[ P93-10021 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-34[ P93-10035 06

PEARSON ANNOUNCES SHUTTLE PROGRAM

ADJUSTMENTS

{NASA RELEASE-93-49[ P93-10050 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-76[ P93-10079 06

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-121 I P93-10122 06

JSC DIRECTOR COHEN ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT

ENASA RELEASE-93-131 I P93-10132 O6

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON. DC P93-10233 05

PRESS CONFERENCE; JOHNSON SPACE CENTER.

HOUSTON, TEXAS P93-10239 05

COLLINS, EILEEN M.

CREW MEMBERS SELECTED FOR STS-63 SHUTTLE

SPACEHAB*3 FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-161 [ P93-t0162 06

COLLINS, FRANK

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-34] P93-10035 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

I NASA RELEASE-93-34 ] P93-10035 06

COLOMBANO, SILVANO

PORTABLE COMPUTER TO HELP ASTRONAUTS

CONDUCT SCIENCE

I NASA RELEASE-93-1801 P93-10181 06

COLTHART, SEAN

PRESS CONFERENCE; JOHNSON SPACE CENTER,

HOUSTON. TEXAS P93-10239 05

COMBERIATE, ANTHONY B.

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4AJ P93-10005 06

COMPTON, DALE L.

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-761 P93-10079 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-93-121| P93-10122 06

CONEY, THOM

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-1211 P93-10122 06

CONNERNEY, JOHN E. P.

IO'S 'GHOST' DETECTED ON JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-93-208[ P93-10209 06

CONWAY, JOHN T.

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

{NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-93-20] P93-10021 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-34[ P93-10035 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78[ P93-10079 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121] P93-10122 06

COOMBS, DENNIS L

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-93-186] P93-10187 06

CORDOVA, FRANCE ANNE

CORDOVA NAMED NASA CHIEF SCIENTIST

INASA RELEASE-93-162[ P93-10163 06

COSTELLO, ROBERT

NASA MODIFIES FUNDING SUPPORT FOR CENTERS

FOR COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT

[NASA RELEASE-93-225[ P93-10226 06

COl-rON, DONALD

NASA INTERVIEW WITH BILL BROAD, NEW YORK

TIMES SCIENCE WRITER P93-10241 05

COUGHLIN, THOMAS B.

NASA NAMES TEAM TO STUDY RETURN TRIP TO

MARS

[NASA RELEASE-93-157} P93-10158 06

NASA BEGINS DEVELOPMENT OF FIRST

ASTEROID-ORBITING MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-220[ P93-10221 06

B-4
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX DISSANAYAKE, ASOKA W.

COULTER, DANIEL R.

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

INASA RELEASE-93-186) 1:)93-10187 06

COUNTS, PARKER

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

INASA RELEASE*93-4A] P93-10005 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-93-201 P93-10021 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

INASA RELEASE-93-34[ P93-10035 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTFLE MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-78 ] P93-10079 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-121 I P93-10122 06

COUSINEAU, COLLEEN

NASA, OTHER AGENCIES TO EXPLAIN

TECHNOLOGY REINVESTMENT

INASA RELEASE-93-65[ P93-10066 06

COVEY, RICHARD O.

FIVE SPACE-WALKS TO SERVICE HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE HIGHLIGHTS SHUTTLE MISSION STS-61

(NASA RELEASE*93-204[ P93-10205 06

COWEN, SCOTT

LEWIS, CASE, BATTELLE TO COMMERCIALIZE NASA

INVENTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-91[ P93-10092 06

COX, DANIELLE M.

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-93-117[ P93-10118 06

COX, JOHN

SPACE STATION ORGANIZATION CHANGES

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-93-136] P93-10137 06

CRAFT, HARRY G. JR.

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 05

CRAFT, HARRY G., JR.

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20[ P93-10021 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

INASA RELEASE-93-34[ P93-10035 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-78[ P93-10079 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

CRANE, ROBERT E.

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

CRAWLEY, EDWARD F.

SPACE STATION REDESIGN ADVISORY MEMBERS

NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-93-59[ P93-10060 06

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-93-186[ P93-10187 06

CREEDON, JEREMIAH

GOLDIN CALLS FOR IMPROVED TECHNOLOGY

TRANSFER TO INDUSTRY

INASA RELEASE-93-9] P93-10010 06

CRIPPEN, ROBERT LAUREL

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20[ P93-10021 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-34[ P93-10035 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-781 P93-10079 06

COLUMBIA'S RETURN MARKS SIGNIFICANT SPACE

SHUTTLE MILESTONES

INASA RELEASE-93-79[ P93-10080 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-93-121 ] P93-I0122 06

NASA, STATE OF FLORIDA, SIGN TECHNOLOGY

TRANSFER ACCORD

[NASA RELEASE-93-155[ P93-10156 06

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10233 05

CROMMELYNCK, D.

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-341 P93-10035 06

CROSS, L ERIC

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-93-186[ P93-10187 06

CROSSFIELD, ALBERT SCOTT

CROSSFIELD AWARDED NASA DISTINGUISHED

PUBLIC SERVICE MEDAL

[NASA RELEASE-g3-161 P93-10017 06

CROWE; MARK

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10233 05

CRUIKSHANK, DALE

EVIDENCE FOR SOLID WATER FOUND ON

JUPITER'S MOON IO

[NASA RELEASE-93-107] P93-10105 06

NITROGEN ICE DISCOVERED ON PLUTO

[NASA RELEASE-93-142[ P93-10143 06

CULBERTSON, FRANK L., JR.

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

CUMMINGS, ALAN

SCIENTISTS LOCATE NEW RADIATION BELT

AROUND EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-94] P93-10095 06

CUMMINGS, JAY

SCIENTISTS LOCATE NEW RADIATION BELT

AROUND EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-94[ P93-10095 06

D

DAILEY, JOHN R.

ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES TO ENHANCE

PROGRAMS, RELATIONS

[ NASA RELEASE-93-44] P93-10045 06

FINARELLI APPOINTED HEAD OF STRATEGIC

PLANNING

{NASA RELEASE-93-132[ P93-10133 06

NASA BUDGET BRIEFING; NASA HEADQUARTERS,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10234 05

DALLMAN, MARY F.

NASA STUDY MAY HELP REDUCE

LtGHTHEADEDNESS AFTER SPACE FLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-93-30[ P93-10031 06

DALTON, JOHN

NASA/OHIO AEROSPACE INSTITUTE TO HOST

CYBERSPACE CONFERENCE

[NASA RELEASE-93-50[ P93-10051 06

DAMOURS, NORMAN E.

JEFF LAWRENCE APPOINTED TO HEAD

LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS FOR NASA

[NASA RELEASE-93-70[ P93-10071 06

DAVID, LEONARD

NASA BUDGET BRIEFING; NASA HEADQUARTERS,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-t0234 05

DAVIES, MERTON

CLEMENTINE MISSION SCIENCE TEAM SELECTED

[ NASA RELEASE-93-66[ P93-10067 06

DAVIS, BRETT

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10233 05

NASA BUDGET BRIEFING; NASA HEADQUARTERS,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10234 05

DAVIS, DAVID S.

MYSTERIOUS CONCENTRATION OF DARK MATTER

DISCOVERED

[NASA RELEASE-93-1[ P93-10001 06

DAVIS, GARY

NASA/NOAA PANEL TO INVESTIGATE NOAA-13

FAILURE

[NASA RELEASE-93-154[ P93-10155 06

DAVIS, N. JAN

PRIME AND BACKUP COSMONAUTS NAMED FOR

SHUTTLE STS-60 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-61] P93-t0062 06

DEBAKEY, MICHAEL

REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY: TO BOLDLY

GO - GIVING THOUGHT TO WHAT COMES NEXT IN

SPACE; NATIONAL SPACE CLUB SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE, FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA P93-10238 05

DEBERGH, C.

NITROGEN ICE DISCOVERED ON PLUTO

[NASA RELEASE-93-142[ P93-10143 06

DELAMERE, ALAN

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-93-186] P93-10187 06

DELAPENA, MICHELE

SATELLITE DATA GET NEW LEASE ON LIFE FROM

SOFTWARE BOOST

[NASA RELEASE-93-164[ P93-10165 06

DELOMRARD, RICHARD

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78] P93-10079 06

DELUCAS, LAWRENCE

PROTEIN CRYSTAL GROWTH RESEARCH TAKES

STEP TOWARD NEW DRUGS

[NASA RELEASE-93-1661 P93-10167 06

DEMARCHI, GUIDO

HUBBLE FINDS EVIDENCE OF STELLAR CLOSE

ENCOUNTERS

[NASA RELEASE-93-109] P93-10110 06

DEMINCO, PAUL

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-34[ P93-10035 06

DENSING, ROLF

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121] P93-10122 06

DHIR, VIJAY

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-93-186] P93-10187 06

DIAZ, ALPHONSO V.

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20[ P93-10021 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-34] P93-10035 06

DIAZ NAMED TO SPACE SCIENCE POST

[NASA RELEASE-93-53] P93-10054 06

MAGELLAN TO TEST AEROBRAKING MANEUVER IN

VENUS ATMOSPHERE

[NASA RELEASE-93-89[ 1>93-10090 06

TWENTY NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS HONORED

IN WASHINGTON

[NASA RELEASE-93-175[ P93-10176 06

DIAZ, ANTONETTE L.

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-93-117] P93-10118 06

DINGUS, BRENDA

NASA SATELLITE DATA SHAKE THEORIES ON

GAMMA-RAY BURSTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-72[ P93-10073 06

DISSANAYAKE, ASOKA W.

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121 ] P93-10122 06

B-5
DIXON, FRANK

DIXON, FRANK

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-121 I P93-10122 06

DIXON, LEROY

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDIN

BEFORE THE JPL HIGH-TECH SMALL BUSINESS

DEVELOPMENT PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA . P93-10231 05

DIXON, TOM

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-781 P93-10079 06

DJORGOVSKI, S.

COMPUTER PROGRAM WfLL CATALOG

ASTRONOMICAL SKY SURVEY

INASA RELEASE-93-671 P93-10068 06

DODECK, HAUKE

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-93-201 1:)93-10021 06

DOHLMAN, WAYNE

FLIGHT TESTS PROVE SIMPLER SATELLITE-GUIDED

AUTOLAND METHOD

[NASA RELEASE-93-165{ P93-10166 06

DONAHUE, THOMAS

EVIDENCE POINTS TO OCEANS, LIGHTNING ON

EARLY VENUS

[ NASA RELEASE-93-51 } P93-10052 06

DONE, CHRIS

MYSTERY OF 'FASTEST FLICKERING' GALAXY

SOLVED

INASA RELEASE-93-192] P93-10193 06

DONES, LUKE

EARTH'S ROTATION RATE MAY BE DUE TO EARLY

COLLISIONS

INASA RELEASE-93-12{ P93-10013 06

DONG, CORA Z.

TWENTY NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS HONORED

IN WASHINGTON

[NASA RELEASE-93-175{ P93-10176 06

DOOSE, LYN

NASA NAMES IMAGING PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR

FOR MESUR PATHFINDER

[ NASA RELEASE-93-146J P93-10147 06

DOTTAY, SHURISH

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10233 05

DOTY, MICHAEL G.

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-93-186{ P93-10187 06

DOUGHERTY, ANDREW B.

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78] P93-10079 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-121{ P93-10122 06

DOYLE, RICHARD

COMPUTER PROGRAM WILL CATALOG

ASTRONOMICAL SKY SURVEY

INASA RELEASE-93-67{ P93-10068 06

DRABIK, KATHRYN A.

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-93-117{ P93-10118 06

DRESSLER, ALAN

HUBBLE FINDS A DOUBLE NUCLEUS IN THE

ANDROMEDA GALAXY

[NASA RELEASE-93-133{ P93-10134 06

DRISCOLL SUSAN L.

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78{ P93-10079 06

DUBOW, BRIAN

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-781 P93-10079 06

DUFFY, BRIAN J.

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

tNASA RELEASE-93-78 ] P93-10079 06

DUKE, BILL

MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM'S 'THE LARRY

KING SHOW': INTERVIEW WITH DAN GOLDIN

P93-10249 05

DUNBAR, BONNIE J.

ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES TO ENHANCE

PROGRAMS, RELATIONS

INASA RELEASE-93-441 P93-10045 06

PROTEIN CRYSTAL GROWTH RESEARCH TAKES

STEP TOWARD NEW DRUGS

INASA RELEASE-93-1661 P93-10167 06

DUNKER, STEVEN C.

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

{NASA RELEASE-93-4A} P93-10005 06

DUNN, RICK

NEW TECHNOLOGY REINVESTMENT PROJECT

SEMINAR SET FOR APRIL 1

[NASA RELEASE-93-57{ P93-1005B 06

DUXBURY, THOMAS

CLEMENTINE MISSION SCIENCE TEAM SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-93-66] P93-10067 06

DWADWAL, HARBANS

CATARACT SUFFERERS COULD BENEFIT FROM

SPACE TECHNOLOGY

[NASA RELEASE-93-45} P93-10046 06

DYSON-CANTWELL, EVELYNA

NASA AND SUPRA MEDICAL CORP. TO DEVELOP

ULTRASOUND DETECTOR

[NASA RELEASE-93-125{ P93-10126 06

E

EARLY, JOHNNIE L

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121 ] P93-10122 06

ECKERT, HELLMUT

JPL TEAM DEVELOPS SPECIAL POLLUTION

DETECTION GLASS

[NASA RELEASE-93-209] P93-10210 06

EDBERG, DONALD

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-93-186] P93-10187 06

EDELSON, BURT

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121{ P93-10122 06

EDISON, THOMAS

NASA RESEARCHER TAPPED FOR OHIO SCIENCE

HALL OF FAME

[NASA RELEASE-93-23{ P93-10024 06

REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY: BRUNEL'S

PRODUCTION LINE - INSPIRATION, INNOVATION AND

THE MARCH OF TECHNOLOGY; NATIONAL CENTER

FOR MANUFACTURING SCIENCES 1993 ANNUAL

MEETING, WASHINGTON, DC P93-10236 05

EHL, JAMES H.

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20{ P93-10021 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-34{ P93-10035 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78{ P93-10079 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121} P93-10122 06

EISENHOWER, DWIGHT D.

HUBBLE LOOKS AT THE HEART OF A GALAXY

COLLISION

{NASA RELEASE-93-97{ P93-10098 06

EISLER, PETER

NASA BUDGET BRIEFING; NASA HEADQUARTERS,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10234 05

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

ELACHI, CHARLES

NASA NAMES TEAM TO STUDY RETURN TRIP TO

MARS

INASA RELEASE-93-1571 P93-10158 06

ELIASON, ERIC

CLEMENTINE MISSION SCIENCE TEAM SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-93-66] P93-10067 06

ELLIOT, J. L.

NITROGEN ICE DISCOVERED ON PLUTO

[NASA RELEASE-93-142] P93-10143 06

ENGERT, MAX

PEARSON ANNOUNCES SHUTTLE PROGRAM

ADJUSTMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-49{ P93-10050 06

ENGSTROM, F.

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTFLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

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EPHREMIDES, ANTHONY

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121] P93-10122 06

ERDMAN, ROBERT

LEWIS, CASE, BATTELLE TO COMMERCIALIZE NASA

INVENTIONS

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ERZBERGER, HEINZ

NASA, FAA PROGRAM COULD SAVE AIRLINES

MILLIONS OF DOLLARS

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ESCHLIMAN, DIANE S.

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

PROGRAM

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ESENWEIN, GEORGE

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

NASA RELEASE-93-34{ P93-10035 06

ESPOSlTO, LARRY W.

NASA SELECTS 11 DISCOVERY MISSION CONCEPTS

FOR STUDY

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ESTABROOK, FRANK B.

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GRAVITATIONAL WAVE SEARCH

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ESTESS, ROY

ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES TO ENHANCE

PROGRAMS, RELATIONS

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NASA PROVIDING MIDWEST FLOODING

INFORMATION

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ESTESS, ROY S.

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20{ P93-10021 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-34{ P93-10035 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78{ P93-10079 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-121{ P93-10122 06

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10233 05

EVENSON, PAUL

NASA SELECTS SECOND SET OF SMALL EXPLORER

MISSIONS

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EWING, ANTON A.

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

PROGRAM

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F

FABER, SANDRA M.

HUBBLE CLOSING IN ON AGE OF THE UNIVERSE

INASA RELEASE-93-1081 P93-10109 06

HUBBLE FINDS A DOUBLE NUCLEUS IN THE

ANDROMEDA GALAXY

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FABIAN, JOHN

SPACE STATION REDESIGN ADVISORY MEMBERS

NAMED

INASA RELEASE-93-591 P93-10060 06

FABRICANT, JILL D.

ARCHITECT OF NASA TECHNOLOGY INCUBATORS

TO RECEIVE AWARD

INASA RELEASE-93-1761 P93-10177 06

DIRECTOR OF AMES TECHNOLOGY

COMMERCIALIZATION CENTER NAMED

INASA RELEASE-93-1851 P93-10186 06

FACEY, JOHN R.

NASA TAPS 20 SCHOOLS FOR AERONAUTICS

ENGINEERING GRANTS

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FAHNESTOCK, DALE L

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

FAIN, JAMES

SPACE STATION REDESIGN ADVISORY MEMBERS

NAMED

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FALSETTI, CHRISTINE

U.S./RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCIES HOOKING

SCIENCE NETWORKS

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FARHI, LEON E.

STS-58 SECOND SPACELAB MISSION DEDICATED

TO LIFE SCIENCES Pg3-10136 06

FARQUHAR, ROBERT W.

NASA BEGINS DEVELOPMENT OF FIRST

ASTEROID-ORBITING MISSION

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FARRIS, RON

SPACEWALK ADDED TO JULY SPACE SHUTTLE

FLIGHT

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SPACEWALK ADDED TO APRIL SPACE SHUTTLE

FLIGHT

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FAYYAD, USAMA

COMPUTER PROGRAM WILL CATALOG

ASTRONOMICAL SKY SURVEY

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FEAGAN, CARL

REMARKS GIVEN TO JOHN LOGSTONE SPACE

POLICY CLASS; GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

P93-10248 05

FELDMAN, PAUL

NASA SELECTS 11 DISCOVERY MISSION CONCEPTS

FOR STUDY

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FELDSTEIN, DAN

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10233 05

FERNANOES, ROOSEVELT

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

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FERRARESE, LAURA

HUBBLE CLOSING IN ON AGE OF THE UNIVERSE

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FERRICK, EUGENE

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

FERSTER, WARREN

NASA BUDGET BRIEFING; NASA HEADQUARTERS,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10234 05

FETrMAN, MARTIN J.

STS-58 SECOND SPACELAB MISSION DEDICATED

TO LIFE SCIENCES P93-10136 06

SHUTTLE MISSION TO CONDUCT SCIENTIFIC

FIRST

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FICHTEL, CARL E.

NASA SATELLITE DATA SHAKE THEORIES ON

GAMMA-RAY BURSTS

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FICHTL, GEORGE

NASA TO DEVELOP AND BUILD SPACE STATION

FURNACE FACILITY

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FILIPPENKO, ALEXEI V.

HUBBLE SUPPORTS BLACK HOLE MODEL FOR

ACTIVE GALAXIES

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FIMMEL, RICHARD

PIONEER CELEBRATES 10 YEARS BEYOND THE

KNOWN SOLAR PLANETS

NASA RELEASE-93-1101 P93-10111 06

FINARELLI, MARGARET G.

FINARELLI APPOINTED HEAD OF STRATEGIC

PLANNING

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FINGER, MARK H.

COMPTON OBSERVATORY DISCOVERS INTENSE,

NEW X-RAY PULSAR

NASA RELEASE-93-141[ P93-10142 06

FIORE, FABRIZlO

MYSTERY OF 'FASTEST FLICKERING' GALAXY

SOLVED

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FISHER, RICHARD

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-34[ P93-10035 06

FISHMAN, GERALD

NASA SATELLITE DATA SHAKE THEORIES ON

GAMMA-RAY BURSTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-72] P93-10073 06

FISK, LENNARD A.

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

{NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION tS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20[ P93-10021 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-34[ P93-10035 06

FITrS, JERRY

SPACE SHUI-£LE MISSION: STS-54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

FLOREZ, MONICA V.

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-93-1171 P93-10118 06

FLOURNOY, DON

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

FOALE, C. MICHAEL

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-34[ P93-10035 06

CREW MEMBERS SELECTED FOR STS-63 SHUTTLE

SPACEHAB-3 FLIGHT

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FONG, TERRY

ANTARCTIC TO BECOME LABORATORY FOR

FUTURE MARS MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-178[ P93-10179 06

FORBES, JEFFREY M.

NASA SELECTS UPPER ATMOSPHERE

INVESTIGATORS

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FoRcE, CHARLES T.

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

NASA TDRSS NETWORK MARKS 10 YEARS OF

OPERATION

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FUJIKAWA, GENE

NASA GROUND TERMINALS RECEIVE NATIVE

AMERICAN NAMES

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TDRSS C-BAND AGREEMENT RESTRUCTURED

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FORD, HOLLAND

HUBBLE CLOSING IN ON AGE OF THE UNIVERSE

[NASA RELEASE*93-1081 P93-10109 06

FORDYCE, J. STUART

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121 I P93-10122 06

FORT, EDWARD

SPACE STATION REDESIGN ADVISORY MEMBERS

NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-93-591 P93-10060 06

FOSTER, HERB

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78[ P93-10079 06

FOX, CASEY

SHUTTLE TILE MATERIAL MAY HELP IN BONE

TRANSPLANTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-102[ P93-10103 06

FRANCIS, GARY

NASA SPONSORING SMALL BUSINESS

CONFERENCE ON DEC. 1-2

[ NASA RELEASE-93-201 ] P93-10202 06

FREEDMAN, WENDY

HUBBLE CLOSING IN ON AGE OF THE UNIVERSE

[NASA RELEASE-93-108] P93-I0109 06

FREEMAN, H. RICHARD

NASA/NOAA PANEL TO INVESTIGATE NOAA-13

FAILURE

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FREEMAN, JON

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

FREEMAN, YVONNE

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDIN

BEFORE THE JPL HIGH-TECH SMALL BUSINESS

DEVELOPMENT PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P93-10231 05

NASA BUDGET BRIEFING; NASA HEADOUARTERS,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10234 05

FREESE, PHIL

NASA AND CALIFORNIA WINE GROWERS JOINTLY

BATTLE PEST DAMAGE

[NASA RELEASE-93-55] P93-10056 06

FRENCH, BEVAN M.

THREE SPACECRAFT TO CONDUCT 3-WEEK

GRAVITATIONAL WAVE SEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-93-48[ P93-10049 06

FRIEDL, KARL

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20| P93-10021 06

FRINGS, WOLFGANG

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

FRITrS, DAVID C.

NASA SELECTS UPPER ATMOSPHERE

INVESTIGATORS

[NASA RELEASE-93-123[ P93-10124 06

FROBEL, LUDGER

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20| P93-10021 06

FU, LEE-LUENG

SCIENTISTS FORESEE STRENGTHENING EL NINO

EVENT

[NASA RELEASE-93-39] P93-10040 06

TOPEX POSEIDON MAPS PRECISE GLOBAL SEA

LEVEL

[NASA RELEASE-93-122| P93-10123 06

TOPEX/POSEIDON DATA CONFIRMS EL NINO

PREDICTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-205] P93-10206 06

FUJIKAWA, GENE

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121] P93-10122 06

B-7
FULLERTON, CHARLES GORDON

FULLERTON, CHARLES GORDON

NASA F-15 MAKES FIRST ENGINE-CONTROLLED

TOUCHDOWN

INASA RELEASE-93-751 P93-10076 06

G

GADDY, EDWARD

NASA/NOAA PANEL TO INVESTIGATE NOAA-13

FAILURE

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GAGARIN, YURI

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDIN

BEFORE THE JPL HIGH-TECH SMALL BUSINESS

DEVELOPMENT PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P93-10231 05

GALLAGHER, HELEN

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10233 05

GALLMAN, JOHN

NASA, LEAR JET JOIN TO CREATE NEW BUSINESS

JET TECHNOLOGIES

INASA RELEASE-93-46[ P93-10047 06

GARDNER, GUY S.

NASA TO FEATURE VIDEOWALL AT PARIS AIR

SHOW

fNASA RELEASE-93-92[ P93-10093 06

GARDY, KLAUS

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20[ P93-10021 06

GARETTO, LAWRENCE

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-34[ P93-10035 06

GARGIONE, FRANK

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

GARVEY, JOHN

NASA AMES TO DRIVE RUSSIAN ROBOT VIA

SATELLITE

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GEBALLE, THOMAS R.

NITROGEN ICE DISCOVERED ON PLUTO

[NASA RELEASE-93-142[ P93-10143 06

FROZEN MOLECULAR HYDROGEN DISCOVERED IN

STELLAR NURSERY

[NASA RELEASE-93-187[ P93-10188 06

GEDNEY, RICHARD T.

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121| P93-10122 06

GEE, JOHN S.

DIRECTOR OF AMES TECHNOLOGY

COMMERCIALIZATION CENTER NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-93-1851 P93-10186 06

GERRELS, NElL

SUPERNOVA MAY HAVE CAUSED HUGE VOID

AROUND SOLAR SYSTEM

[NASA RELEASE-93*36] P93-10037 06

GEISS, JOHANNES

ULYSSES REACHES UNEXPLORED REGIONS OF

SUN

[NASA RELEASE-93-2t7[ P93-10218 06

GEIST, WILFRIED

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-93-201 P93-10021 06

GEMAR, CHARLES D.

STS-62 AND STS-59 SPACE SHUTTLE CREW

ASSIGNMENTS ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-93-42[ P93-10043 06

GERMANY, DANIEL

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

{NASA RELEASE-93-4A[ P93-10005 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-201 P93-10021 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

I NASA RELEASE-93-34 ] P93-10035 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-78{ P93-10079 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121 I P93-t0122 06

GERSHWIN, LARRY

NE-_N YORK TIMES INTERVIEW P93-10242 05

GIBBONS, JOHN H.

GIBBONS OUTLINES SPACE STATION REDESIGN

GUIDANCE

[NASA RELEASE-93-64] P93-10065 06

STATION REDESIGN TEAM TO SUBMIT FINAL

REPORT

[NASA RELEASE-93-104] P93-10105 06

NASA BUDGET BRIEFING; NASA HEADQUARTERS,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10234 05

GIBERSON, EUGENE

NASA NAMES TEAM TO STUDY RETURN TRIP TO

MARS

[NASA RELEASE-93-157[ P93-10158 06

GIBSON, WILLIAM

NASA/OHIO AEROSPACE INSTITUTE TO HOST

CYBERSPACE CONFERENCE

[NASA RELEASE-93-50] P93-10051 06

GIESECKE, R.

STS-59 SECOND SPACELAB MISSION DEDICATED

TO LIFE SCIENCES P93-10136 06

GILBREATH, WILLIAM

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHLITTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20[ P93-I0021 06

GINTY, CAROL

GOLDIN CALLS FOR IMPROVED TECHNOLOGY

TRANSFER TO INDUSTRY

[NASA RELEASE-93-9[ 1:)93-10010 06

GIPSON, MELINDA

NASA BUDGET BRIEFING; NASA HEADQUARTERS,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10234 05

GIROD, CARL

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

GLAAB, JOHN

NASA OSHKOSH EXHIBIT HIGHLIGHTS U.S.

'LEADERSHIP IN AERONAUTICS'

[NASA RELEASE-93-128[ P93-10129 06

GLEASON, JAMES F.

1992-93 GLOBAL OZONE LEVELS LOWER THAN ANY

PREVIOUS YEAR

{NASA RELEASE-93-74] P93-10075 06

GLOECKLER, GEORGE

ULYSSES REACHES UNEXPLORED REGIONS OF

SUN

[NASA RELEASE-93-217[ P93-10218 06

GLUKHIKH, VIKTOR K.

NASA AND RUSSIA SIGN AERONAUTICS

AGREEMENT IN MOSCOW

[NASA RELEASE-93-221] P93-10222 06

HST SERVICING MISSION HIGHLIGHTS 1993 NASA

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-226[ P93-10227 06

GOCKSTETTER, CHRISTOPHER A.

TWENTY NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS HONORED

IN WASHINGTON

[NASA RELEASE-93-175[ P93-10176 06

GODWIN, LINDA M.

STS-62 AND STS-59 SPACE SHUTTLE CREW

ASSIGNMENTS ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-93-42] P93-10043 06

PEARSON ANNOUNCES SHUTTLE PROGRAM

ADJUSTMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-49[ P93-10050 06

GOETZ, OTTO

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTFLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-201 P93-10021 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-34] P93-10035 06

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-781 P93-10079 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-1211 P93-I0122 06

GOLDHIRSH, JULIUS

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93*121 J P93-10122 06

GOLDIN, DANIEL S.

GOLDIN CALLS FOR IMPROVED TECHNOLOGY

TRANSFER TO INDUSTRY

[NASA RELEASE-93-9[ P93-10010 06

LEE NAMED NASA PROCUREMENT CHIEF

[NASA RELEASE-93-11 ] P93-10012 06

VINCENT NAMED ACTING PUBLIC AFFAIRS HEAD

[NASA RELEASE-93-15[ P93-10016 06

CROSSFIELD AWARDED NASA DISTINGUISHED

PUBLIC SERVICE MEDAL

[NASA RELEASE-93-16 P93-10017 06

NEW ADVISORY GROUP EYES MINORITY

BUSINESSES

[NASA RELEASE-93-17 P93-10018 06

NASA PRESENTS PUBLIC SERVICE MEDAL TO GENE

RODDENBERRY

[NASA RELEASE-93-19 P93-10020 06

NASA RESEARCHER TAPPED FOR OHIO SCIENCE

HALL OF FAME

[NASA RELEASE-93-23 P93-10024 06

NASA SELECTS 11 DISCOVERY MISSION CONCEPTS

FOR STUDY

[NASA RELEASE-93-27 P93-10028 06

NASA BUDGET BOOSTS TECHNOLOGY, PROMISES

IMPROVED SPACE STATION PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-93-32 P93-10033 06

GOLDIN ANNOUNCES KEY SPACE STATION POSTS,

SPENDING MEASURES

[NASA RELEASE-93-38 P93-10039 06

ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES TO ENHANCE

PROGRAMS, RELATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-441 P93-10045 06

PEARSON ANNOUNCES SHUTTLE PROGRAM

ADJUSTMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-49 P93-10050 06

DIAZ NAMED TO SPACE SCIENCE POST

[NASA RELEASE-93-53] P93-10054 06

EXPLORATION EFFORT SHIFTED TO OFFICE OF

SPACE SCIENCE

[NASA RELEASE-93-54[ P93-10055 06

NASA AND THE RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN

MARS '94 CONTRACT

[NASA RELEASE-93*62| P93-10063 06

GIBBONS OUTLINES SPACE STATION REDESIGN

GUIDANCE

[NASA RELEASE-93-64] P93-10065 06

NASA SPACE SUIT AND MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES

HONORED

[NASA RELEASE-93-69[ P93-10070 06

JEFF LAWRENCE APPOINTED TO HEAD

LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS FOR NASA

[NASA RELEASE-93-70[ P93-10071 06

NASA AND NATIONAL INDUSTRY RESEARCH

GROUP SIGN AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-93-82] P93-10083 06

HUBBLE SERVICING MISSION STUDY COMPLETED

[NASA RELEASE-93-96[ P93-I0097 06

STATION REDESIGN TEAM TO SUBMIT FINAL

REPORT

[NASA RELEASE-93-104[ P93-10105 06

NASA AND NIDCD SELECT VESTIBULAR RESEARCH

CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-93-1111 P93-10112 06

MALCOLM PETERSON APPOINTED NASA ACTING

COMPTROLLER

[ NASA RELEASE-93-112 ] P93-10113 06

TWO ASTRONAUTS APPOINTED TO

HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-1201 P93-10121 06

NASA AND GERMAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN SPACE

AGREEMENT

[NASA RELEASE-93-129{ P93-10130 06

JSC DIRECTOR COHEN ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT

[NASA RELEASE-93-1311 P93-10132 06

B-8
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX GRUSZCZYNSKI, MICHAEL

FtNARELLI APPOINTED HEAD OF STRATEGIC

PLANNING

INASA RELEASE-93-132[ P93-10133 06

SPACE STATION HOST CENTER AND PRIME

CONTRACTOR ANNOUNCED

tNASA RELEASE-93-1481 P93-10149 06

NASA NAMES HEAD OF MARS OBSERVER

INVESTIGATION BOARD

INASA RELEASE-93-1531 P93-10154 06

NASA NAMES TEAM TO STUDY RETURN TRIP TO

MARS

INASA RELEASE-93-1571 P93-10158 06

NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY AND EDUCATION

INITIATIVES LAUNCHED

tNASA RELEASE-93-1581 P93-10159 06

MARS OBSERVER INVESTIGATION BOARD

MEMBERS NAMED

tNASA RELEASE-93-159[ P93-10160 06

CORDOVA NAMED NASA CHIEF SCIENTIST

[NASA RELEASE-93-162] P93-10163 06

MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE YEAR AWARDS

ANNOUNCED

INASA RELEASE-93-177[ P93-10178 06

GOLDIN ANNOUNCES KEY SPACE STATION

MANAGEMENT MOVES

INASA RELEASE-93-191 } P93-10192 06

NASA SMALL BUSINESS OUTREACH OFFICE TO

OPEN IN NASHUA, N.H.

INASA RELEASE-93-206 } P93-10207 06

TECHNOLOGY 2003 TO HIGHLIGHT NEW

TECHNOLOGICAL DISCOVERIES

INASA RELEASE-93-212[ P93-10213 06

NASA EXCEEDS MINORITY SMALL BUSINESS GOAL

AHEAD OF SCHEDULE

INASA RELEASE-93-214[ P93-10215 06

YELLOW CREEK FACILITIES TARGETED FOR

SHUFFLE NOZZLE WORK

[NASA RELEASE-93-215[ P93-10216 06

NASA AND RUSSIA SIGN AERONAUTICS

AGREEMENT IN MOSCOW

[NASA RELEASE-93-2211 P93-10222 06

NASA AND RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN

AGREEMENT FOR ADDITIONAL SPACE SHUTTLE/MIR

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-222} P93-10223 06

HST SERVICING MISSION HIGHLIGHTS 1993 NASA

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-226} P93-10227 06

+ TRANSCRIPT: REMARKS BY DANIEL S. GOLDIN ON

NASA TELEVISION P93-10230 05

+ REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN

GOLDIN BEFORE THE JPL HIGH-TECH SMALL

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT PROCUREMENT

CONFERENCE; LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA

P93-10231 05

+ REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DANIEL S

GOLDIN TO THE AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL

SOCIETY - GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM:

REDESIGN OF THE SPACE STATION; HYATT REGENCY

HOTEL, CRYSTAL CITY, ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

P93-10232 05

+ NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-I0233 05

+ NASA BUDGET BRIEFING; NASA

HEADQUARTERS. WASHINGTON. DC

P93-10234 05

+ AIAA LUNCHEON; CRYSTAL CITY HYATr

REGENCY HOTEL, CRYSTAL CITY, VIRGINIA

P93-10235 05

+ REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY: BRUNEL'S

PRODUCTION LINE - INSPIRATION, INNOVATION AND

THE MARCH OF TECHNOLOGY; NATIONAL CENTER

FOR MANUFACTURING SCIENCES 1993 ANNUAL

MEETING, WASHINGTON, DC P93-10236 05

+ THE REDESIGN OF THE SPACE STATION:

GRAPPLING WITH THE CHALLENGE TO CHANGE

P93-10237 05

+ REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY: TO

BOLDLY GO - GIVING THOUGHT TO WHAT COMES

NEXT tN SPACE; NATIONAL SPACE CLUB SPACE

OUTLOOK CONFERENCE, FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA

P93-t0238 05

+ PRESS CONFERENCE; JOHNSON SPACE CENTER,

HOUSTON, TEXAS P93-10239 05

+ ADDRESS TO THE AIAA P93-10240 05

NEW YORK TIMES INTERVIEW P93-10242 05

+ REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN

GOLDIN TO THE AEROSPACE INDUSTRY

ASSOCIATION (AIA); LITCHFIELD PARK, ARIZONA

P93-10243 05

+ GLOBAL CHANGE RESEARCH; ACADEMY OF

SCIENCES, NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL

BUILDING, WASHINGTON, DC P93-10244 05

+ REMARKS BY DANIEL S. GOLDIN

P93-10246 05

I- WEST VIRGINIA HIGH TECH CONSORTIUM;

FAIRMONT, WEST VIRGINIA P93-10247 05

REMARKS GIVEN TO JOHN LOGSTONE SPACE

POLICY CLASS; GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

P93-10248 05

MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM'S 'THE LARRY

KING SHOW': INTERVIEW WITH DAN GOLDIN

P93-10249 05

GOLDMAN, A. M., JR.

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GOLDSMITH, THEODORE C.

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GOLDSTEIN, DAVID

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[ NASA RELEASE-93-34[ P93-10035 06

GOLDSTEIN, HOWARD

SHUTTLE TILE MATERIAL MAY HELP IN BONE

TRANSPLANTS

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GOLDWATER, DANI

SHUTTLE TILE MATERIAL MAY HELP IN BONE

TRANSPLANTS

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GOOD, MARY

SPACE STATION REDESIGN ADVISORY MEMBERS

NAMED

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GOODSON, GREG

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RECORDER

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GOODY, RICHARD

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GORE, AL

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TIMES SCIENCE WRITER P93-10241 05

GORE, ALBERT

SPACE STATION REDESIGN ADVISORY MEMBERS

NAMED

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HST SERVICING MISSION HIGHLIGHTS 1993 NASA

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-226] P93-10227 06

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WEST VIRGINIA HIGH TECH CONSORTIUM;

FAIRMONT. WEST VIRGINIA P93-10247 05

MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM'S 'THE LARRY

KING SHOW': INTERVIEW WITH DAN GOLDIN

P93-10249 05

GOVAIN, STEVEN

PRESS CONFERENCE; JOHNSON SPACE CENTER,

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GOWENS, JAY

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GRABE, RONALD J.

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GREBOWSKY, JOSEPH

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GREEN, BILL

JEFF LAWRENCE APPOINTED TO HEAD

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GREEN, JACKLYN

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GREENFIELD, MICHAEL A.

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GREGO, MIKE

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CREWING, M.

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GRIFFIN, MICHAEL D.

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GRIFFIN, RUSS

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GRIFFITHS, RICHARD

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GUNN, CHARLES R.

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GUNSON, M.

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GURNETT, DON

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GUTIERREZ, SIDNEY M.

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HAGLE, CHAD A.

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HALLECK, HENRY W.

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HAMILTON, ALEXANDER

REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY: BRUNEL'S

PRODUCTION LINE - INSPIRATION, INNOVATION AND

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HAMMACK, BARBARA L.

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HANNAFORD, BLAKE

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NANSEN, ELAINE R.

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HARBAUGH, GREGORY J.

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SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: sTS-54

[NASA RELEASE-g3-4A] P93-10005 06

HARGROVE, TOM

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE; SPACE STATION

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HARIHARAN, MOORTHY

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HARLAN, CHARLES S.

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[NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

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FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

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[NASA RELEASE-93-78] P93-10079 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STSo51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

HARRIS, BERNARD A., JR.

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CREW MEMBERS SELECTED FOR STS-63 SHUTTLE

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HARRIS, WESLEY L.

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NASA, FAA PROGRAM COULD SAVE AIRLINES

MILLIONS OF DOLLARS

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REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDIN

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DEVELOPMENT PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE; LOS

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HART, JAMES

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HARTLE, RICHARD

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HARTMAN, BRIAN D.

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HARTMANN, GERNOT

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HARTSFIELD, HENRY WARREN, JR.

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HATALA, TOM

NASA AND CALIFORNIA WINE GROWERS JOINTLY

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HATTERY, ROBERT

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

HAUCK, FREDERICK H.

SPACE STATION REDESIGN ADVISORY MEMBERS

NAMED

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PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

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HAY, GEORGE C.

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NASA, EAA CONSIDER REVISED WlNDSHEAR

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HEFLIN, MILT

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HELFAND, DAVID J.

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HELMKEN, HENRY

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HENDRICKS, JOHN B.

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HENNESSEY, JOHN

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[NASA RELEASE-93-34) P93-10035 06

HENNING, RUDOLPH E.

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HENRICKS, TERENCE T.

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[NASA RELEASE-g3-20| P93-1002I 06

HENSON, VICTOR KEITH

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INASA RELEASE-93-4AI P93-10005 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

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FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

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ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-g3-121[ P93-10122 06

HERBST, T. M.

DIAMONDS IN THE SKY CHALLENGE GALAXY

EVOLUTION THEORIES

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HERLT, STEPHEN

NASA F-15 BEING READIED FOR ADVANCED

MANEUVERING FLIGHT

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HERMAN, JAY R.

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[NASA RELEASE-93-190[ P93-10191 06

HERNANDEZ, GERARDO A.

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-93-117[ P93-10118 06

B-10
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX ICHNIOWSKI, TOM

HERNANDEZ, MIGUEL A., JR.

MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE YEAR AWARDS

ANNOUNCED

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REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDIN

BEFORE THE JPL HIGH-TECH SMALL BUSINESS

DEVELOPMENT PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P93-10231 05

HERNDON-KING, CINDA

LEWIS, CASE, BATTELLE TO COMMERCIALIZE NASA

INVENTIONS

INASA RELEASE-93-911 P93-10092 06

HESSENIUS, KRISTIN A.

ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES TO ENHANCE

PROGRAMS, RELATIONS

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HEYMAN, JOSEPH

NASA ADAPTING UNIQUE X-RAY SYSTEM TO

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INASA RELEASE-93-137J P93-10138 06

HILDERMAN, DON

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121] P93-10122 06

HILL, CLIFF

NASA BUDGET BRIEFING; NASA HEAOQUARTERS,

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HILL, ROBERT

HUBBLE CLOSING tN ON AGE OF THE UNIVERSE

[NASA RELEASE-93-108[ P93-10109 06

HILLARD, G. BARRY

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

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[NASA RELEASE-93-186[ P93-10187 06

HILSENRATH, E.

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HINDERKS, LARRY

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

HINE, BUTLER

NASA AMES TO DRIVE RUSSIAN ROBOT VIA

SATELLITE

INASA RELEASE-93-84[ P93-10085 06

ANTARCTIC TO BECOME LABORATORY FOR

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[NASA RELEASE-93-179] P93-10179 06

HINTON, DAVID

NASA, FAA CONSIDER REVISED WINDSHEAR

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[NASA RELEASE-93-171[ P93-10172 06

HO, LUIS C.

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[NASA RELEASE-93-1301 P93-10131 06

HOAGLAND, RICHARD

MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM'S 'THE LARRY

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P93-10249 05

HODGES, WARREN

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

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[NASA RELEASE-93-78[ P93-10079 06

HOESSEL, JOHN

HUBBLE CLOSING tN ON AGE OF THE UNIVERSE

[NASA RELEASE-93-108] P93-10109 06

HOFFMAN, DAVID J.

1993 ANTARCTIC OZONE HOLE REACHES RECORD

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INASA RELEASE-93-190[ P93-10191 06

HOFFMAN, JEFFREY A.

FIVE SPACEWALKS TO SERVICE HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE HIGHLIGHTS SHUTTLE MISSION STS-61

[NASA RELEASE-93-204] P93-10205 06

MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM'S 'THE LARRY

KING SHOW': INTERVIEW WITH DAN GOLDIN

P93-10249 05

HOFFMAN, RICHARD

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTI-LE MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-78] P93-10079 06

HOFREUTER, DONALD

NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY AND EDUCATION

INITIATIVES LAUNCHED

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HOHE, LINDER

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SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

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HOLBEN, BRENT

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[NASA RELEASE-93-213] P93-10214 06

HOLCOMB, LEE

INDUSTRY TESTS NASA COMPUTER PROGRAMS

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HOLLAND, NANCY

PRESS CONFERENCE; JOHNSON SPACE CENTER,

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HOLLOWAY, HARRY C.

ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES TO ENHANCE

PROGRAMS, RELATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-44] P93-10045 06

HOLLOWAY, TOMMY W.

NASA BOARD TO INVESTIGATE STS-51 HARDWARE

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INASA RELEASE-93-184| P93-10185 06

HOLMES, BRUCE J.

NASA OSHKOSH EXHIBIT HIGHLIGHTS U,S.

'LEADERSHIP IN AERONAUTICS'

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HOLT, STEVE

ASTRO-D MISSION TO LAUNCH TONIGHT IN

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HONEYCUTT, JAY F.

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

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SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

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STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

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FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

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ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10t22 06

HOOK, W. RAY

NASA TO DEVELOP TECHNOLOGY FOR FUTURE

HIGH-SPEED TRANSPORTS

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HOOVER, RICHARD B.

ASTROPHYSICIST NAMED 1992 NASA INVENTOR OF

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HORAK, FAY B.

NASA AND NIDCD SELECT VESTIBULAR RESEARCH

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[NASA RELEASE-93-111] P93-10112 06

HORAN, STEPHEN

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

HORNE, CLIFTON

NASA TESTING NEW, POWERFUL DUCTED FANS

ENGINE FOR CIVIL JETS

[NASA RELEASE-93-103] P93-10104 06

HOVERSTON, PAUL

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10233 05

NASA BUDGET BRIEFING; NASA HEADQUARTERS,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10234 05

HOWARD, DANIEL

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

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HUBBLE, EDWIN

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COLLISION

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MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM'S "THE LARRY

KING SHOW': INTERVIEW WITH DAN GOLDIN

P93-10249 05

HUBER, THOMAS E.

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

INASA RELEASE-93-4A1 P93-10005 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-34| P93-10035 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

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ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

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HUCHRA, JOHN

HUBBLE CLOSING IN ON AGE OF THE UNIVERSE

INASA RELEASE-93-1081 P93-10109 06

HUDKINS, KEITH L.

NASA BOARD TO INVESTIGATE STS-51 HARDWARE

PROBLEM

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HUESCHEN, RICHARD M.

FLIGHT TESTS PROVE SIMPLER SATELLITE-GUIDED

AUTOLAND METHOD

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HUGHES, ALVIN E.

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

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HUGHES, SHAUN

HUBBLE CLOSING IN ON AGE OF THE UNIVERSE

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HUNNING, JIM

NASA-RUSSIAN MISSION EXPLORES KAMCHATKAN

VOLCANOES

[NASA RELEASE-93-198J P93-10199 06

HUNTRESS, WESLEY T., JR.

NASA SELECTS 11 DISCOVERY MISSION CONCEPTS

FOR STUDY

[NASA RELEASE-93-27[ P93-10028 06

ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES TO ENHANCE

PROGRAMS, RELATIONS

INASA RELEASE-93-44[ P93-10045 06

EXPLORATION EFFORT SHIFTED TO OFFICE OF

SPACE SCIENCE

[NASA RELEASE-93-54[ P93-10055 06

NASA NAMES IMAGING PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR

FOR MESUR PATHFINDER

[NASA RELEASE-93-146] P93-10i47 06

NASA SELECTS SECOND SET OF SMALL EXPLORER

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93o168] P93-10169 06

NASA BUDGET BRIEFING; NASA HEADQUARTERS.

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10234 05

HURWlTZ, M.

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121] P93-10122 06

HWANG, ERICA Y.

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-93-117[ P93-10118 06

HYLAND, D. C.

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

INASA RELEASE-93-186[ P93-10187 06

HYMER, W. C.

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-78[ P93-10079 06

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ICHIKI, ALBERT

STS-58 SECOND SPACELAB MISSION DEDICATED

TO LIFE SCIENCES P93-10136 06

ICHNIOWSKI, TOM

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10233 05

B-11
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lESS, LUCIANO

THREE SPACECRAFT TO CONDUCT 3-WEEK

GRAVITATIONAL WAVE SEARCH

] NASA RELEASE-93-48 ] P93-10049 06

ILLINGWORTH, GARTH

HUBBLE CLOSING IN ON AGE OF THE UNIVERSE

INASA RELEASE-93-1081 P93-10109 06

IPPOLITO, LOUIS J.

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-121 I P93-10122 06

IRONS, JEFF

REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY: TO BOLDLY

GO - GIVING THOUGHT TO WHAT COMES NEXT IN

SPACE; NATIONAL SPACE CLUB SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE, FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA P93-10238 05

ISLER, PETER

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10233 05

WINS, MARSHA S.

STS-62 AND STS-59 SPACE SHUTFLE CREW

ASSIGNMENTS ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-93-42[ P93-10043 06

J

JACKSON, BRUCE P.

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121| P93-10122 06

JACOBS, GREGG

TOPEX/POSEIDON DATA CONFIRMS EL NINO

PREDICTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-205] P93-10206 06

JACOT, DEAN

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-93-186] P93-10187 06

JANNI, JOSEPH

MARS OBSERVER INVESTIGATION BOARD

MEMBERS NAMED

INASA RELEASE-93-159[ P93-10160 06

JARRE3-r, DAVID

SPACE SHUTrLE MISSION: STS-54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4AI P93-10005 06

JEDREY, TOM

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-121 J P93-10122 06

JEMISON, MAE C.

ASTRONAUT JEMISON TO LEAVE NASA

[NASA RELEASE-93-43[ P93-10044 06

HST SERVICING MISSION HIGHLIGHTS 1993 NASA

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-226[ P93-10227 06

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDIN

BEFORE THE JPL HIGH-TECH SMALL BUSINESS

DEVELOPMENT PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P93-10231 05

JENKINS, E.

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93o121] P93-10122 06

JENKINS, JAMES

COCKPIT WEATHER SYSTEM MAY SAVE AIRLINES

$6 MILLION PER YEAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-194[ P93-10195 06

JENNINGS, JOHN

NEW TECHNOLOGY REINVESTMENT PROJECT

SEMINAR SET FOR APRIL 1

[NASA RELEASE-93-571 P93-10058 06

JERNIGAN, TAMARA E.

PAYLOAD COMMANDERS NAMED FOR FUTURE

SHUTTLE MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-140[ P93-10141 06

JOCELYN, GREG

PRESS CONFERENCE; JOHNSON SPACE CENTER,

HOUSTON, TEXAS P93-10239 05

JOHNSON, FRANK P.

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-93-117[ P93-10118 06

JOHNSON, HARRY

NASA SELECTS PHASE II SMALL BUSINESS

INNOVATION RESEARCH PROJECTS

INASA RELEASE-93-3] P93-10003 06

NASA OSHKOSH EXHIBIT HIGHLIGHTS U.S.

'LEADERSHIP IN AERONAUTICS'

[NASA RELEASE-93-12B[ P93-I0129 06

JOHNSON, PAUL

REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY: BRUNEL'S

PRODUCTION LINE - INSPIRATION, INNOVATION AND

THE MARCH OF TECHNOLOGY; NATIONAL CENTER

FOR MANUFACTURING SCIENCES 1993 ANNUAL

MEETING, WASHINGTON, DC P93-10236 05

JONES-MEYLOR, SHELl

U.SJRUSSIAN SPACE AGENCIES HOOKING

SCIENCE NETWORKS

[NASA RELEASE-93-196] P93-10197 06

JONES, THOMAS DAVID

STS-62 AND STS-59 SPACE SHUTTLE CREW

ASSIGNMENTS ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-93-42[ P93-10043 06

PAYLOAD COMMANDERS NAMED FOR FUTURE

SHUTTLE MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-140[ P93-10141 06

JUSTICE, CHRISTOPHER

NASA HELPS PROVIDE FAMINE EARLY WARNING

FOR AFRICA

[NASA RELEASE-93-213[ P93-10214 06

K

KAISER, WILLIAM

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-93-186[

KALUZlENSKI, LOUIS

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

INASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

KAMLIN, KAY

MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM'S 'THE LARRY

KING SHOW': INTERVIEW WITH DAN GOLDIN

P93-10249 05

KARAHISAR, ARA

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

KARSTEN, REINHOLD

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20[ P93-10021 06

KATIRA, RESHMA C.

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-93-117[ P93-10118 06

KAYE, JACK

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-34| P93-10035 06

KAZANAS, DEMOSTHENES

SATELLITE DATA GET NEW LEASE ON LIFE FROM

SOFTWARE BOOST

[NASA RELEASE-93-164[ P93-10165 06

KEARNEY, GEORGE

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-34[ P93-10035 06

KEATING, GERALD

MAGELLAN AEROBRAKING AT VENUS A SUCCESS

[NASA RELEASE-93-144[ P93-10145 06

KEENE, KEVIN

NASA BUDGET BRIEFING; NASA HEADQUARTERS,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10234 05

KEIL, LANNY

NASA STUDY MAY HELP REDUCE

LIGHTHEADEDNESS AFTER SPACE FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-30] P93-10031 06

KELLER, H. UWE

NASA NAMES IMAGING PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR

FOR MESUR PATHFINDER

[NASA RELEASE-93-146[ P93-10147 06

TECHNOLOGY

P93-10187 06

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

KELLER, MANFRED

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-201 P93-10021 06

KENNEDY, JOHN F.

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDIN

BEFORE THE JPL HIGH-TECH SMALL BUSINESS

DEVELOPMENT PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P93-10231 05

MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM'S 'THE LARRY

KING SHOW': INTERVIEW WITH DAN GOLDIN

P93-10249 05

KENNEDY, KEN

INDUSTRY TESTS NASA COMPUTER PROGRAMS

FOR EFFICIENT DESIGNING

[NASA RELEASE-93-90J P93-10091 06

KENNELLY, ROBERT

NASA, LEAR JET JOIN TO CREATE NEW BUSINESS

JET TECHNOLOGIES

[NASA RELEASE-93-46] P93-10047 06

KENNICUTT, ROBERT

HUBBLE CLOSING IN ON AGE OF THE UNIVERSE

[NASA RELEASE-93-108[ P93-10109 06

KENNY, MEL

MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM'S 'THE LARRY

KING SHOW'; INTERVIEW WITH DAN GOLDIN

P93-10249 05

KEPLER, JOHANNES

SCIENTISTS REVEAL NATURE OF EXPLODING, RED

SUPERGIANT STAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-63[ P93-10064 06

KERCZEWSKI, ROBERT

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

KERNER, DARLENE MOSSER

NASA FLIES FIBER OPTICS ON AIRCRAFT CONTROL

SYSTEMS TEST

[NASA RELEASE-93-199] P93-10200 06

KERWIN, MARY D.

JEFF LAWRENCE APPOINTED TO HEAD

LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS FOR NASA

INASA RELEASE-93-70[ P93-10071 06

KHARADLY, M. M. Z.

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

fNASA RELEASE-93-121 [ P93-10122 06

KICZA, MARY E.

TWENTY NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS HONORED

IN WASHINGTON

[NASA RELEASE-93-175[ P93-10176 06

NASA BEGINS DEVELOPMENT OF FIRST

ASTEROID-ORBITING MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-220| P93-10221 06

KIEHNE, NORBERT

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20[ P93-10021 06

KILLEEN, TIMOTHY L.

NASA SELECTS 11 DISCOVERY MISSION CONCEPTS

FOR STUDY

[NASA RELEASE-93-27] P93o10028 06

NASA SELECTS UPPER ATMOSPHERE

INVESTIGATORS

[NASA RELEASE-93-123] P93-I0124 06

KIM, HYOUNG-MAN

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-g3-186[ P93-101B7 06

KIM, SOON SAM

JPL TEAM DEVELOPS SPECIAL POLLUTION

DETECTION GLASS

[NASA RELEASE-93-209] P93-_02_0 06

KINARD, WILLIAM H.

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-93-186[ P93-I0187 06

KING, DAVID

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-34[ P93-10035 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-g3-121] P93-10122 06

B-12
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX LAWLER, ANDREW

KING, IVAN

HUBBLE IDENTIFIES A SOURCE OF MYSTERIOUS

X-RAY BURSTS

INASA RELEASE-93-156[ P93-10157 06

KING, LARRY

+ MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM'S 'THE LARRY

KING SHOW': INTERVIE3N WITH DAN GOLDIN

P93-10249 05

KINNAN, MIKE

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-93-121 ] P93-10122 06

KIVELSON, MARGARET

GALILEO DETECTS MAGNETIC FIELD AROUND

ASTEROID IDA

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KLAUSNER, JAMES F.

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

INASA RELEASE-93-186[ P93-10187 06

KLINEBERG, JOHN M.

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

{NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[ NASA RELEASE-93-34[ P93-10035 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-78[ P93-10079 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

NASA/NOAA PANEL TO INVESTIGATE NOAA-13

FAILURE

INASA RELEASE-93-154[ P93-10155 06

KLOOSTER, STEVEN

NASA SCIENTISTS CREATE EARTH BREATHING

IMAGE

[NASA RELEASE-93-223[ P93-10224 06

KNASEL, MICHAEL

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-93-186[ P93-10187 06

KNIGHT, RODNEY M.

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121] 1:>93-10122 06

KNOTt, K.

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MiSSiON IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-93-20[ P93-10021 06

KNUDSEN, JENS MARTIN

NASA NAMES IMAGING PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR

FOR MESUR PATHFINDER

[NASA RELEASE-93-146[ P93-10147 06

KOHN, STEVEN R.

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78[ P93-10079 06

KOHRS, RICHARD H.

SPACE STATION FREEDOM PROPULSION FIRING

TESTS UNDERWAY

[NASA RELEASE-93-7[ P93-10008 06

SPACE STATION PRECURSOR WORK CONTINUES

ON SHUTTLE IN 1993

INASA RELEASE-93-10[ P93-10011 06

GOLDIN ANNOUNCES KEY SPACE STATION POSTS,

SPENDING MEASURES

INASA RELEASE-93-38[ P93-10039 06

NASA SPACE STATION DIRECTOR RICHARD KOHRS

TO RETIRE

[NASA RELEASE-93-160[ P93-10161 06

KOLOS, KIMBERLY R.

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

INASA RELEASE*93-186] P93-10i87 06

KONDO, YOJI

SCIENTISTS REVEAL NATURE OF EXPLODING, RED

SUPERGIANT STAR

INASA RELEASE-93-63[ P93-10064 06

SATELLITE DATA GET NEW LEASE ON LIFE FROM

SOFTWARE BOOST

[NASA RELEASE-93-164[ P93-10165 06

KOPTEV, YURI

NASA AND THE RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN

MARS '94 CONTRACT

[NASA RELEASE-93-62] P93-10063 06

NASA AND RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN

AGREEMENT FOR ADDITIONAL SPACE SHUTTLE/MIR

MISSIONS

{NASA RELEASE-93-222[ P93-10223 06

HST SERVICING MISSION HIGHLIGHTS 1993 NASA

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-2261 P93-10227 06

KORMENDY, JOHN

HUBBLE FINDS A DOUBLE NUCLEUS IN THE

ANDROMEDA GALAXY

[NASA RELEASE-93-133} P93-10134 06

KOUVELIOTOU, CHRYSSA

NASA SATELLITE DATA SHAKE THEORIES ON

GAMMA-RAY BURSTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-72[ P93-10073 06

KOZMETSKY, GEORGE

ARCHITECT OF NASA TECHNOLOGY INCUBATORS

TO RECEIVE AWARD

[NASA RELEASE-93-176] 1::'93-10177 06

KOZYRA, JANET U.

NASA SELECTS UPPER ATMOSPHERE

INVESTIGATORS

[NASA RELEASE-93-123[ P93-10124 06

KRAEMER, G.

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

KRANE, DAMON B.

TWENTY NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS HONORED

IN WASHINGTON

{NASA RELEASE-93-175[ P93-10176 06

KRANZ, EUGENE F.

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20[ P93-1002I 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-34[ P93-10035 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78[ P93-10079 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

KRIKALEV, SERGEI K.

PRIME AND BACKUP COSMONAUTS NAMED FOR

SHUTFLE STS-60 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-61[ P93-10062 06

NASA AND RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN

AGREEMENT FOR ADDITIONAL SPACE SHUTTLE/MIR

MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-222[ P93-10223 06

HST SERVICING MISSION HIGHLIGHTS 1993 NASA

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-226[ 1=93-10227 06

KRIKORIAN, ABRAHAM

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

KRIMIGIS, STAMATIOS M.

NASA BEGINS DEVELOPMENT OF FIRST

ASTEROID-ORBITING MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-220[ P93-10221 06

KROLL, WALTER

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUFFLES 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20[ P93-10021 06

KRUEGER, MYRON

NASA/OHIO AEROSPACE INSTITUTE TO HOST

CYBERSPACE CONFERENCE

[NASA RELEASE-93-50[ P93-10051 06

KRUMRICH, CHRISTINE A.

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-93-117[ P93-10118 06

KU, ANTHONY Y.

TWENTY NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS HONORED

IN WASHINGTON

[NASA RELEASE-93-175] P93-10176 06

KUIPER, THOMAS

NASA USES NEW METHOD TO DETECT NEW STARS

AND PLANETS

INASA RELEASE-93-1061 P93-10107 06

KUMAR, NEEL R.

TWENTY NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS HONORED

IN WASHINGTON

I NASA RELEASE-93-175 | P93-10176 06

KUNISAWA, BYRON

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDIN

BEFORE THE JPL HIGH-TECH SMALL BUSINESS

DEVELOPMENT PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P93-10231 05

KURSCHEID, HERMANN-JOSEF

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20] P93-10021 06

L

LAM, LISA W.

TWENTY NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS HONORED

IN WASHINGTON

[ NASA RELEASE-93-175 ] P93-I0176 06

LANG, J. ROBERT

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20] P93-10021 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[ NASA RELEASE-93-34] P93-10035 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78] P93-10079 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

NASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

LANGER, WILLIAM

NASA USES NEW METHOD TO DETECT NEW STARS

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'NASA RELEASE-93-106[ P93-10107 06

LANGFORD, JOHN

PERSEUS RESEARCH AIRCRAFT MAKES FIRST

TEST FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-227] P93-10228 06

LANZEROTTI, LOU

SPACE STATION REDESIGN ADVISORY MEMBERS

NAMED

INASA RELEASE-93-59[ P93-10060 06

LARKIN, DAVID J.

NASA ANNOUNCES NEW SEMICONDUCTOR

GROWTH PROCESS

NASA RELEASE-93-200[ P93-10201 06

LASKOWSKI, JOHN

LEWIS, CASE, BATTELLE TO COMMERCIALIZE NASA

INVENTIONS

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LATCHMAN, HANIPH A.

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

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LAUER, TOO R.

HUBBLE FINDS A DOUBLE NUCLEUS IN THE

ANDROMEDA GALAXY

[NASA RELEASE-93-133] P93-10134 06

L_UGHTON, CUFFORD

TDRSS C-BAND AGREEMENT RESTRUCTURED

[NASA RELEASE-93-126] P93-10127 06

LAVIGNA, TOM

COMPTON GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY TO GET

ORBIT BOOST

INASA RELEASE-93-179[ P93-10180 06

NASA SUCCEEDS WITH GAMMA-RAY

OBSERVATORY REBOOST

[NASA RELEASE-93-224[ P93-10225 06

LAWLER, ANDREW

NASA BUDGET BRIEFING; NASA HEADQUARTERS,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10234 05

B-13
LAWRENCE, DALE

LAWRENCE, DALE

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-93-1861 P93-10187 06

LAWRENCE, JEFF

JEFF LAWRENCE APPOINTED TO HEAD

LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS FOR NASA

INASA RELEASE-93-701 P93-10071 06

LEACH, CAROLYN

STS-58 SECOND SPACELAB MISSION DEDICATED

TO LIFE SCIENCES P93-10136 06

LEARY, WARREN

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10233 05

LEE, ANNA PEI-CHING

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIFNCES TRAINING

PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-93-1171 P93-10118 06

LEE, DAN

NASA AND CENTRAL AMERICA WILL EXPAND RAIN

FOREST STUDIES

[NASA RELEASE-93-471 P93-10048 06

LEE, DEIDRE A.

LEE NAMED NASA PROCUREMENT CHIEF

[NASA RELEASE-93-11 I P93-10012 06

ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES TO ENHANCE

PROGRAMS, RELATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-44] P93-10045 06

NASA BUDGET BRIEFING; NASA HEADQUARTERS,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10234 05

LEE, JACK

NASA TO DEVELOP AND BUILD SPACE STATION

FURNACE FACILITY

[NASA RELEASE-93-211 j P93-10212 06

LEE, KERRY

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

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LEE, MYUNG GYOON

HUBBLE CLOSING tN ON AGE OF THE UNIVERSE

INASA RELEASE-93-108] P93-10109 06

LEE, ROBERT E.

AIAA LUNCHEON; CRYSTAL CITY HYATT REGENCY

HOTEL, CRYSTAL CITY, VIRGINIA P93-10235 05

LEE, THOMAS J.

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4A} P93-10005 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHU]-rLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

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STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-34] P93-10035 06

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ARKANSAS, NASA SIGN TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER

ACCORD

[NASA RELEASE-93o138] P93-10139 06

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10233 05

LEESTMA, DAVID C.

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

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PLANET EARTH

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ASTRONAUT JEMISON TO LEAVE NASA

[NASA RELEASE.93-43[ P93-10044 06

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BIENNIAL ASTRONAUT RECRUITING BEGINS

[NASA RELEASE-93-101 ] P93-10102 06

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ASTRONAUT MARK BROWN TO JOIN GENERAL

RESEARCH CORP,

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LEISAWITZ, DAVID

COBE 'BIG BANG' DATA MADE AVAILABLE TO

SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY

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LEISER, DANIEL

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TRANSPLANTS

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LEITHERER, CLAUS

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COLLISION

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LENO, JAY

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PLANET EARTH

NASA RELEASE-93-34] P93-10035 06

LENTZEN, RAIMUND

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SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

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LESLIE, THOMAS

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SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-7B1 P93-10079 06

LESTER, DEAN

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

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LEVIN, GEORGE

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SHUTTLE MISSION

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LEVIN, STEVEN

NASA USES NEW METHOD TO DETECT NEW STARS

AND PLANETS

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LEVINE, JACK

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LEVY, DAVID

HUBBLE INVESTIGATES COMET ON A COLLISION

COURSE WITH JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-93-188] P93-10189 06

LEWIS, MARIAN

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PLANET EARTH

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LEWlS, NORMAN

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LEWIS, TRACY L.

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

PROGRAM

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SPACE STATION REDESIGN ADVISORY MEMBERS

NAMED

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LII-rLES, J. WAYNE

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[NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

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SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

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PLANET EARTH

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SHUTTLE MISSION

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PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

LIVINGSTONE, WILLIAM A.

VINCENT NAMED ACTING PUBLIC AFFAIRS HEAD

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LOGSTONE, JOHN

+ REMARKS GIVEN TO JOHN LOGSTONE SPACE

POLICY CLASS; GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

P93-10248 05

LOKERSON, DONALD

NASA/NOAA PANEL TO INVESTIGATE NOAA-13

FAILURE

[NASA RELEASE-93-154} P93-10155 06

LONG, MICHAEL

NEW TECHNOLOGY REINVESTMENT PROJECT

SEMINAR SET FOR APRIL 1

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LONG, RODNEY

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LOW, G. DAVID

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FLIGHT

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SHUTTLE MISSION

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LUCEY, PAUL

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LUCID, SHANNON W.

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TO LIFE SCIENCES P93-10136 06

SHUTTLE MISSION TO CONDUCT SCIENTIFIC

FIRST

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LUNDY, WILSON

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NASA GROUND TERMINALS RECEIVE NATIVE

AMERICAN NAMES

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LUNINE, JONATHAN

NASA NAMES TEAM TO STUDY RETURN TRIP TO

MARS

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LUTrGES, MARVIN

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

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SHUTTLE MISSION

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LUX, DAVE

NASA SR-7t NOW A FLYING OBSERVATORY

[NASA RELEASE-93-71[ P93-10072 06

NASA TESTS NEW LASER AIR DATA SYSTEM ON

SR-71 BLACKBIRD

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LYONS, MICHAEL T.

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SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78] P93-10079 06

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MACALERRY, DAVID

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON, DE; P93-10233 05

MACARTHUR, WILLIAM S., JR.

STS-58 SECOND SPACELAB MISSION DEDICATED

TO LIFE SCIENCES P93-10136 06

MACKENTY, JACK

HUBBLE DISCOVERS A DOUBLE NUCLEUS IN CORE

OF ACTIVE GALAXY

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MADDEN, JEREMIAH

NASA/NOAA PANEL TO INVESTIGATE NOAA-13

FAILURE

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MADEJSKI, GREG M.

MYSTERY OF 'FASTEST FLICKERING' GALAXY

SOLVED

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MADORE, BARRY

HUBBLE CLOSING IN ON AGE OF THE UNIVERSE

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MAHAFFY, PAUL

NASA SELECTS UPPER ATMOSPHERE

INVESTIGATORS

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MAIER, REID

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PLANET EARTH

[ NASA RELEASE-93-34[ P93-10035 06

MALEY, JIMIE

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

[ NASA RELEASE-93-4AI P93-10005 06

MALONE, PATRICK

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

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MANNING, RAY

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

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MAO, SUSAN W.

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

PROGRAM

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MARAN, STEPHEN

SATELLITE DATA GET NEW LEASE ON LIFE FROM

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MARSDEN, RICHARD

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SUN

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MARSHALL, THOMAS

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MARTIN, CHRISTOPHER

NASA SELECTS SECOND SET OF SMALL EXPLORER

MISSIONS

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MARTIN, ERICA R.

TWENTY NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS HONORED

IN WASHINGTON

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MARTIN, GARY

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SHUFFLE MISSION

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ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

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MARTIN, JANEAN E.

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

PROGRAM

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MARTINEZ, RICHARD

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PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93*34[ P93-10035 06

MARTINIDES, H.

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SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20[ P93-10021 06

MATHENY, NEll

NASA SR-71 NOW A FLYING OBSERVATORY

[NASA RELEASE-93-71| P93-10072 06

MATHER, JOHN C.

BIG BANG THEORY PASSES TOUGHEST TEST

[NASA RELEASE-93-5[ P93-10006 06

CORE 'BIG BANG' DATA MADE AVAILABLE TO

SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY

[NASA RELEASE-93-145[ P93-10146 06

NASA ENDS COSMIC BACKGROUND EXPLORER

SCIENCE OPERATIONS

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MATLOCK, RICH

NASA NAMES TEAM TO STUDY RETURN TRIP TO

MARS

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MATUS, LAWRENCE G.

NASA ANNOUNCES NE'_N SEMICONDUCTOR

GROWTH PROCESS

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MAYER, CHARLES E.

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121] P93-10122 06

MAYR, HANS G.

NASA SELECTS UPPER ATMOSPHERE

INVESTIGATORS

[NASA RELEASE-93-123] P93-10124 06

MCARTHUR, WILLIAM S., JR.

SHUFFLE MISSION TO CONDUCT SCIENTIFIC

FIRST

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MCBRIDE, JAMES ISTUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

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MCCAULEY, LISA A,

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SHUTTLE MISSION

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MCCLELLAN, GEORGE B.

AIAA LUNCHEON; CRYSTAL CITY HYATT REGENCY

HOTEL, CRYSTAL CITY, VIRGINIA P93-10235 05

MCCLINTOCK, JAMES

ANTARCTIC TO BECOME LABORATORY FOR

FUTURE MARS MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-17B] P93-10179 06

MCCOOL, ALEXANDER A.

SPACE SHUFFLE MISSION: STS-54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20[ P93-10021 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-34[ P93-10035 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78] P93-10079 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93*121[ P93-10122 06

MCDONALD, FRANK B.

PIONEER CELEBRATES 10 YEARS BEYOND THE

KNOWN SOLAR PLANETS

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MCDONOUGH, GEORGE

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

[NASA RELEASE-93_A] P93-10005 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20[ P93-10021 06

STY56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-34[ P93-10035 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78[ P93-10079 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

MCEWEN, ALFRED

CLEMENTINE MISSION SCIENCE TEAM SELECTED

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MCGINNISS, VINCE

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SHUTTLE MISSION

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MCGUNIGAL, THOMAS E.

NASA/NOAA PANEL TO INVESTIGATE NOAA-13

FAILURE

[NASA RELEASE-93-154[ P93-10155 06

MCKENZIE, SIMON

NASA JOINS FORCES WITH INDUSTRY IN AIDS

RESEARCH

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MCLEROY, JAMES

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PLANET EARTH

JNASA RELEASE-93-34 [ P93-10035 06

MCMONAGLE, DONALD R.

FIRST 1993 SHUFFLE MISSION DEMONSTRATES

UNIQUE CAPABILITIES

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SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4A] 1°93-10005 06

MCNULTY, TIM

NASA, OTHER AGENCIES TO EXPLAIN

TECHNOLOGY REINVESTMENT

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MCNUTT, RALPH

VOYAGER SPACECRAFT FIND CLUE TO ANOTHER

SOLAR SYSTEM MYSTERY

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MCRUER, DUANE

SPACE STATION REDESIGN ADVISORY MEMBERS

NAMED

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MEADE, CARL J.

PROTEIN CRYSTAL GROWTH RESEARCH TAKES

STEP TOWARD NEW DRUGS

[NASA RELEASE-93-166[ P93-10167 06

MENDE, STEPHEN B.

NASA SELECTS UPPER ATMOSPHERE

INVESTIGATORS

[NASA RELEASE-93-123] P93-10124 06

MERT7-, CHARLES

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4AI P93-10005 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUFFLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20[ P93-10021 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-34[ P93-10035 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

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ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-121| P93-10122 06

MEWALDT, RICHARD

SCIENTISTS LOCATE NEW RADIATION BELT

AROUND EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-94[ P93-10095 06

MEYERS, ROBERT R., JR.

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20] P93-10021 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

|NASA RELEASE-93-34[ 1>93-10035 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUFFLE MISSION

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ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121 | P93-10122 06

MEYLAN, THOMAS

SATELLITE DATA GET NEW LEASE ON LIFE FROM

SO--ARE BOOST

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MICHAMTSIANOS, ANDREW G.

SATELLITE DATA GET NEW LEASE ON LIFE FROM

SOFTWARE BOOST

[NASA RELEASE-93-164| P93-10165 06

MICHENER, JAMES

NASA TO FEATURE VIDEOWALL AT PARIS AIR

SHOW

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MIDDENDORF, WILLIAM J.

NASA/NOAA PANEL TO INVESTIGATE NOAA-13

FAILURE

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MILLER, DAN

NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY AND EDUCATION

INITIATIVES LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-93-15B] 1=93-10159 06

B-15
MILLER, TIMOTHY

MILLER, TIMOTHY

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

INASA RELEASE-93-341 P93-10035 06

MILLS, MIKE

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10233 05

MINNIS, PATRICK

MT PINATUBO ERUPTION CAUSES TEMPORARY

COOLING OF EARTH

JNASA RELEASE-93-41[ P93-10042 06

MINOTT, PETER O.

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-93-166] P93-10187 06

MIRYEKTA, RAY

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

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MISENER, GARLAND C.

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

INASA RELEASE-93-4A } P93-10005 06

MITCHELL, JIM

SCIENTISTS FORESEE STRENGTHENING EL NINO

EVENT

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TOPEX/POSEIDON DATA CONFIRMS EL NINO

PREDICTIONS

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MITCHELL, JONI

NE-W YORK TIMES INTERVIEW P93-10242 05

MIZUKAMI, MASASHI

NASA OSHKOSH EXHIBIT HIGHLIGHTS U.S,

'LEADERSHIP IN AERONAUTICS'

[NASA RELEASE-93-126[ P93-10129 06

MOCKAPETRIS, PAUL

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-I0122 06

MOLLOHAN, ALAN B.

NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY AND EDUCATION

INITIATIVES LAUNCHED

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MOLOT, ANDREW

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON, [3(3 P93-10233 05

MONTANARELM, NICK

TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER CENTER TO WORK WITH

SDIO TO AID INDUSTRY

NASA RELEASE-93-77[ P93-10078 06

MONTOYA, EARL

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

NASA RELEASE-93-34] P93-10035 06

MOODY, SARAH

NASA SPACE SUIT AND MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES

HONORED

NASA RELEASE 93-69] P93-10070 06

MOOREHEAD, ROBERT

SPACE STATION ORGANIZATION CHANGES

ANNOUNCED

NASA RELEASE-93-136[ P93-10137 06

MORATA, LARRY

SPACE STATION FREEDOM PROPULSION FIRING

TESTS UNDERWAY

NASA RELEASE-93-7] P93-10008 06

MORAVEC, HANS

NASA/OHIO AEROSPACE INSTITUTE TO HOST

CYBERSPACE CONFERENCE

NASA RELEASE-93-50] P93-10051 06

MOREY-HOLTON, EMILY R.

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

NASA RELEASE-93-34 ] P93-10035 06

STS-58 SECOND SPACELAB MISSION DEDICATED

TO LIFE SCIENCES P93-10136 06

SHUFFLE RAT EXPERIMENT YIELDS UNEXPECTED

RESULTS

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MORGAN, JOANNE H.

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-1211 P93-10122 06

MORSE, GARY A.

SPACE SHUTFLE MISSION: STS-54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

MOSAKOWSKI, GEORGE

GOLDIN CALLS FOR IMPROVED TECHNOLOGY

TRANSFER TO INDUSTRY

[NASA RELEASE-93-9[ P93-10010 06

MOSS, QUINTON E.

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-93-117] P93-10118 06

MOSS, ROBERT W.

NASA BOARD TO INVESTIGATE STS-51 HARDWARE

PROBLEM

[NASA RELEASE-93-184] P93-10185 06

MOULD, JEREMY

HUBBLE CLOSING IN ON AGE OF THE UNIVERSE

[NASA RELEASE-93-108] P93-10109 06

MOUNT, FRANCES E.

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUFFLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASED93-78[ P93-10079 06

MOYER, RICHARD H.

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-93-186] P93-10197 06

MULCHAEY, JOHN S.

MYSTERIOUS CONCENTRATION OF DARK MATTER

DISCOVERED

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MUMFORD, KYMBERLI A.

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

PROGRAM

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MUN, SEONG K.

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

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MURPHY, JAMES

NASA/NOAA PANEL TO INVESTIGATE NOAA-13

FAILURE

[NASA RELEASE*93-154[ P93-10155 06

MURRAH, BASCOM W.

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20] P93-10021 06

MURRAY, BRUCE

NASA NAMES TEAM TO STUDY RETURN TRIP TO

MARS

[NASA RELEASE-93-157] P93-10158 06

MUSGRAVE, FRANKLIN STORY

FIVE SPACEWALKS TO SERVICE HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE HIGHLIGHTS SHUTTLE MISSION STS-61

[NASA RELEASE-93-204[ P93-10205 06

MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM'S 'THE LARRY

KING SHOW': INTERVIEW WITH DAN GOLDIN

P93-10249 05

MUSGRAVE, MARY

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

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MUSHOTZKY, RICHARD F.

MYSTERIOUS CONCENTRATION OF DARK MATTER

DISCOVERED

[NASA RELEASE-93-1[ P93-10001 06

MYSTERY OF 'FASTEST FLICKERING' GALAXY

SOLVED

[NASA RELEASE*93*192[ P93-10193 06

MYERS, MICHAEL

TWENTY NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS HONORED

IN WASHINGTON

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PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

N

NAGEL, STE_EN R.

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20] P93-10021 06

NANZETTA, PHIL

NEW TECHNOLOGY REINVESTMENT PROJECT

SEMINAR SET FOR APRIL 1

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NEAT, GREGORY W.

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-93-166] P93-10187 06

NELLESSER, W.

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

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NELSON, ROBERT

NASA SELECTS 11 DISCOVERY MISSION CONCEPTS

FOR STUDY

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NELSON, RONALD S.

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

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NEUDECK, PHILIP G.

NASA ANNOUNCES NEW SEMICONDUCTOR

GROWTH PROCESS

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NEWCOMB, WAYNE

NASA HELPS PROVIDE FAMINE EARLY WARNING

FOR AFRICA

[NASA RELEASE-93*213] P93-10214 06

NEWMAN, JAMES H.

SPACEWALK ADDED TO JULY SPACE SHUTTLE

FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-21[ P93-10022 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

_NASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

NEWMAN, RAYMOND

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

NEWTON, GEORGE

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4A ] P93-10005 06

NEWTON, LEMUEL H.

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-93-117[ P93-10118 06

NICHOLS-BOHLIN, JOY

SATELLITE DATA GET NEW LEASE ON LIFE FROM

SOFTWARE BOOST

[NASA RELEASE-93-164[ P93-10165 06

NICHOLSON, LEONARD

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20[ P93-10021 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-341 P93-10035 06

PEARSON ANNOUNCES SHUTTLE PROGRAM

ADJUSTMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-49] P93-10050 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-76[ P93-10079 06

HST SERVICING MISSION HIGHLIGHTS 1993 NASA

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-226[ P93-10227 06

NICOGOSSlAN, ARNAULD E.

ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES TO ENHANCE

PROGRAMS, RELATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-44] P93-10045 06

HICOLMER, CLAUDE

FIVE SPACEWALKS TO SERVICE HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE HIGHLIGHTS SHUTTLE MISSION STS.51

[NASA RELEASE-93-204] P93-10205 06

B-16
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX PETERSON, MALCOLM L.

NIETO, JEAN-LUC

HUBBLE FINDS A DOUBLE NUCLEUS IN THE

ANDROMEDA GALAXY

[NASA RELEASE-93-133 P93-10134 06

NQUYEN, QUOC

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-121 P93-10122 06

O

O'CONNELL JIM

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10233 05

O'CONNOR, BRYAN D.

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

NASA RELEASE-93-4A P93-10005 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

NASA RELEASE-93-20 P93-10021 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

NASA RELEASE-93-34 P93-10035 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUFFLE MISSION

NASA RELEASE-93-78 P93-10079 06

STATION REDESIGN TEAM TO SUBMIT FINAL

REPORT

NASA RELEASE-93-104 P93-10105 06

TWO ASTRONAUTS APPOINTED TO

HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS

NASA RELEASE-93-120 P93-10121 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121] P93-10122 06

GOLDIN ANNOUNCES KEY SPACE STATION

MANAGEMENT MOVES

[NASA RELEASE-93-191] P93_10192 06

HST SERVICING MISSION HIGHLIGHTS 1993 NASA

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

(NASA RELEASE-93-226[ P93-10227 06

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10233 05

O'HARA, DEE

NASA STUDY MAY HELP REDUCE

UGHTHEADEDNESS AFTER SPACE FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-30] P93-10031 06

O'SHEVIS, BARBARA

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10233 95

OCHOA, ELLEN

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

INASA RELEASE-93-34[ P93-10035 06

PAYLOAD COMMANDERS NAMED FOR FUTURE

SHUTTLE MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-140} P93-10141 06

DIE, TEBRENCE M.

TWENTY NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS HONORED

IN WASHINGTON

[NASA RELEASE-93-175[ P93-10176 06

OLESEN, DOUGLAS

LEWIS, CASE, BATTELLE TO COMMERCIALIZE NASA

INVENTIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-91[ P93-10092 06

OLSEN. EDWARD

NASA USES NEW METHOD TO DETECT NEW STARS

AND PLANETS

{NASA RELEASE-93-106] P93-10107 06

ONEIL, WILLIAM J,

HEADING FOR JUPITER, GALILEO TO ENCOUNTER

ITS SECOND ASTEROID

INASA RELEASE-93-149] P93-10150 06

OSEGUERA, ROSA

NASA, FAA CONSIDER REVISED WINDSHEAR

PILOTING PROCEDURES

[NASA RELEASE-93-171 ] P93-10172 06

OSWALD, STEPHEN S.

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

I NASA RELEASE-93-34] 1=93-10035 06

OTT, RICHARD H.

SPACE SHUFFLE MISSION: STS-54

[ NASA RELEASE-93-4Ai P93-10005 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUFFLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78[ P93-10079 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-93-1211 P93-10122 06

OWEN, TOBIAS

NITROGEN ICE DISCOVERED ON PLUTO

[ NASA RELEASE-93-1421 P93-10143 06

IO'S 'GHOST' DETECTED ON JUPITER

{NASA RELEASE-93-2081 P93-10209 06

OWENS, FRANK

NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY AND EDUCATION

INITIATIVES LAUNCHED

[NASA RELEASE-93-158] P93-10159 06

P

PADDOCK, STEVE

NASA NAMES TEAM TO STUDY RETURN TRIP TO

MARS

[NASA RELEASE-93-157] P93-10158 06

PAIGE, DAVID A.

NASA SELECTS t 1 DISCOVERY MISSION CONCEPTS

FOR STUDY

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PAIK, HO JUNG

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-93-186[ P93-10187 06

PANDEMDES, JOHN

NASA/NOAA PANEL TO INVESTIGATE NOAA-13

FAILURE

INASA RELEASE-93-154[ P93-10155 06

PARESCE, FRANCESCO

HUBBLE FINDS EVIDENCE OF STELLAR CLOSE

ENCOUNTERS

INASA RELEASE-93-109[ P93-10110 06

HUBBLE SEES GAS SHELL AROUND NOVA CYGNI

1992

[NASA RELEASE-93-174[ P93-10175 06

PARKINSON, BRAD

SPACE STATION REDESIGN ADVISORY MEMBERS

NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-93-59[ P93-10060 06

PARRISH, AL J.

SPACE SHUFFLE MISSION: STS-54

{NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20[ P93-10021 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-34[ P93-10035 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUFFLE MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-78[ P93-10079 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

PASSMORE, LISA J.

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-93-117[ P93-10118 06

PASTERNAK, SUSAN

NASA, OTHER AGENCIES TO EXPLAIN

TECHNOLOGY REINVESTMENT

[NASA RELEASE-93-65[ P93-10066 06

PATrERSON, TAMULA M.

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-93-117[ P93-10118 06

PAUL, DILIP

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-93-186[ P93-10187 06

PEACH, LEWIS, JR.

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-781 1>93.10079 06

PEACOCK, DENNIS

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-121 J P93-10122 06

PEARSON, JEREMIAH W., III

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

INASA RELEASE-93-4A} P93-t0005 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION tS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-93-20[ P93-1CO21 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

INASA RELEASE-93-34] P93-10035 06

PEARSON ANNOUNCES SHUTTLE PROGRAM

ADJUSTMENTS

INASA RELEASE-93-49[ P93-10050 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78[ P93-10079 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

NASA BOARD TO INVESTIGATE STS-51 HARDWARE

PROBLEM

INASA RELEASE-93-184[ P93-10185 06

GOLDIN ANNOUNCES KEY SPACE STATION

MANAGEMENT MOVES

[NASA RELEASE-93-191[ P93-10192 06

HST SERVICING MISSION HIGHLIGHTS 1993 NASA

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-226[ P93-10227 06

NASA BUDGET BRIEFING; NASA HEADQUARTERS,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10234 05

NASA INTERVIEW WITH BILL BROAD, NEW YORK

TIMES SCIENCE WRITER P93-10241 05

PEDDICORD, KENNETH LEE

JSC DIRECTOR COHEN ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT

[NASA RELEASE-93-131[ 1:'93-10132 06

PRESS CONFERENCE; JOHNSON SPACE CENTER,

HOUSTON, TEXAS P93-10239 05

PENARANDA, FRANK

TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER CENTER TO WORK WITH

SDIO TO AID INDUSTRY

[NASA RELEASE-93-77[ P93-10078 06

PEREZ, MARIO

SATELLITE DATA GET NEW LEASE ON LIFE FROM

SOFTWARE BOOST

[NASA RELEASE-93-164[ P93-10165 06

PERRY, RICHARD

SPACE SHUFFLE MISSION: STS-54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20[ P93-10021 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-34] P93-10035 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUFFLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78] P93-10079 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

PETERSON, BARRY W.

NASA AND NIOCD SELECT VESTIBULAR RESEARCH

CENTER

[NASA RELEASE-93-111 ] P93-10112 06

PETERSON, CARL

MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM'S 'THE LARRY

KING SHOW': INTERVIEW WITH DAN GOLDIN

P93-10249 05

PETERSON, LEE

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-93-186} t:=93-10187 06

PETERSON, MALCOLM L

MALCOLM PETERSON APPOINTED NASA ACTING

COMPTROLLER

[NASA RELEASE-93-112] P93-10113 06

B-17
PETERSON, VICTOR L.

PETERSON, VICTOR L

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

INASA RELEASE-93-4A I P93-10005 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-781 P93-10079 06

FASTEST SUPERCOMPUTER CAN BOOST U.S.

AEROSPACE INDUSTRY

INASA RELEASE-93-80[ P93-10081 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-12t ] P93-10122 06

PHELPS, JAMES R.

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

INASA RELEASE-93-4A} P93-10005 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

{NASA RELEASE-93-20} P93-10021 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

INASA RELEASE-93-34[ P93-I0035 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-78[ P93-10079 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-121 ] P93-10122 06

PHILIP, WARREN H.

LEWIS SPACE RESEARCH SPAWNS WATER

PURIFICATION SYSTEM

INASA RELEASE-93-86[ P93-10087 06

UNIQUE CHEMICAL PROCESS COULD IMPROVE

CERAMIC MATERIALS

INASA RELEASE-93-143[ P93-10144 06

PHILLIPS, JOHN

ULYSSES REACHES UNEXPLORED REGIONS OF

SUN

[NASA RELEASE-93-217 ] P93-10218 06

PIETERS, CARLE

CLEMENTtNE MISSION SCIENCE TEAM SELECTED

l NASA RELEASE-93-66 } P93-10067 06

PIOTROWSKI, WILLIAM

NASA BEGINS DEVELOPMENT OF FIRST

ASTEROID-ORBITING MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-220[ P93-I0221 06

PIVIROTTO, DONNA

NASA NAMES TEAM TO STUDY RETURN TRIP TO

MARS

[NASA RELEASE-93-157[ P93-10158 06

PLETr, GARY

JPL TEAM DEVELOPS SPECIAL POLLUTION

DETECTION GLASS

{NASA RELEASE-93-2og} P93-10210 06

POHL, HENRY O.

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

{NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLES 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-g3-20} P93-10021 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

INASA RELEASE-g3-34[ P93-10035 06

PEARSON ANNOUNCES SHLFFFLE PROGRAM

ADJUSTMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-49[ P93-10050 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-93-78[ P93-10079 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STY51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

POMALES-CRESPO, ENRIQUE

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-93-117} P93-10118 06

PORCO, CAROLYN

NASA NAMES TEAM TO STUDY RETURN TRIP TO

MARS

INASA RELEASE-93-1571 P93-10158 06

POTTER, CHRISTOPHER

NASA SCIENTISTS CREATE EARTH BREATHING

IMAGE

I NASA RELEASE-93-2231 P93-10224 06

POWELL, J. ANTHONY

NASA ANNOUNCES NEW SEMICONDUCTOR

GROWTH PROCESS

NASA RELEASE-93-200[ P93-10201 06

POWNELL, JACK

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

NASA RELEASE-93-34] P93-I0035 06

POZESKY, MARTY

NASA. FAA PROGRAM COULD SAVE AIRLINES

MILLIONS OF DOLLARS

NASA RELEASE-93-127[ P93-10128 06

PRECOURT, CHARLES J.

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLES 54TH FLIGHT

NASA RELEASE-93-20[ P93-10021 06

PRIBISiCH, RISTO

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

NASA RELEASE-93-186} P93-10187 06

PROUTY, CLARKE

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

NASA RELEASE-93-78[ P93-10079 06

PROVOST, DAVID E.

MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE YEAR AWARDS

ANNOUNCED

NASA RELEASE-93-177} P93-10178 06

PURCELL, THOMAS

LE'WIS, CASE, BATTELLE TO COMMERCIALIZE NASA

INVENTIONS

NASA RELEASE-93-91] P93-10092 06

Q

QUAYLE. DAN

STAFFORD RECEIVES CONGRESSIONAL SPACE

MEDAL OF HONOR

[NASA RELEASE-93-14[ P93-10015 06

QUINN, MARTHA

NASA, OTHER AGENCIES TO EXPLAIN

TECHNOLOGY REINVESTMENT

[NASA RELEASE-93Po5} P93-10066 06

R

RAHE, JURGEN H.

NASA BEGINS DEVELOPMENT OF FIRST

ASTEROID-ORBITING MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-220] P93-10221 06

RASMUSSEN, DARRYL

ANTARCTIC TO BECOME LABORATORY FOR

FUTURE MARS MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-178[ P93-10179 06

RAUSCH, VINCENT L

NASA BOOSTS HYPERSONIC RESEARCH WITH

UNIVERSITY GRANTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-152} P93-10153 06

RAY, RONALD

NASA SAVES $1 MILLION ON AERONAUTICS

RESEARCH PROJECT

[NASA RELEASE-g3-35] P93-10036 06

READDY, WILLIAM F.

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121} P93-10122 06

REAGAN, RONALD

REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY: TO BOLDLY

GO - GIVING THOUGHT TO WHAT COMES NEXT IN

SPACE; NATIONAL SPACE CLUB SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE, FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA P93-10238 05

RECER, PAUL

NASA BUDGET BRIEFING; NASA HEADQUARTERS,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10234 05

RECK, GREGORY M.

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES TO ENHANCE

PROGRAMS, RELATIONS

{NASA RELEASE-93-44[ P93-I0045 06

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-93-78 ] P93-10079 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-121 I P93-10122 06

NASA MODIFIES FUNDING SUPPORT FOR CENTERS

FOR COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT

{NASA RELEASE-93-2251 P93-10226 06

REID, LONNIE

NASA RESEARCHER TAPPED FOR OHIO SCIENCE

HALL OF FAME

{NASA RELEASE-g3-231 P93-10024 06

REtGHTLER, KENNETH S., JR.

PRIME AND BACKUP COSMONAUTS NAMED FOR

SHUTTLE STS-60 MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-93-61[ P93-10062 06

REYNOLDS-SOHNREY, KRISTINE

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-93-117] P93-10118 06

RHOME, ROBERT

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-93-20] P93-10021 06

RICHARD, SUE MATHIS

VINCENT NAMED ACTING PUBLIC AFFAIRS HEAD

INASA RELEASE-93-15} P93-10016 06

RICHARDSON, HERBERT H.

JSC DIRECTOR COHEN ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT

{NASA RELEASE-93-131 ] t::=93-10132 06

RICHSTONE, DOUGLAS O.

HUBBLE FINDS A DOUBLE NUCLEUS IN THE

ANDROMEDA GALAXY

{NASA RELEASE-93-133] P93-10134 06

RICKER, GEORGE

ASTRO-D MISSION TO LAUNCH TONIGHT IN

JAPAN

iNASA RELEASE-93-281 P93-10029 06

RIDDLEBAUGH, STEPHEN

NASA OSHKOSH EXHIBIT HIGHLIGHTS U.S

'LEADERSHIP IN AERONAUTICS'

{NASA RELEASE-93-128[ P93-10129 06

RIDINGS, ROBERT

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121] P93-10122 06

RIEGERT, PETER

MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM'S 'THE LARRY

KING SHOW': INTERVIEW WITH DAN GOLDIN

P93-10249 05

RILEY, DANNY A.

STS-58 SECOND SPACELAB MISSION DEDICATED

TO LIFE SCIENCES P93-10136 06

RIVENBURGH, CHARLES

LEWIS, CASE, BATTELLE TO COMMERCIALIZE NASA

iNVENTIONS

{NASA RELEASE-93-91] P93-10092 06

RIVERS, LEE W.

TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER CENTER TO WORK WITH

SDIO TO AID INDUSTRY

[NASA RELEASE-93-77] 1_33-10078 06

NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY AND EDUCATION

INITIATIVES LAUNCHED

INASA RELEASE-93-158} P93-10159 06

ROBERSON, N. DORIS

MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE YEAR AWARDS

ANNOUNCED

[NASA RELEASE-93-177] P93-10178 06

ROBERSON, RICK J.

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

[NASA RELEASE-93-186[ P93-10187 06

ROBERT, CARMELLE

HUBBLE LOOKS AT THE HEART OF A GALAXY

COLLISION

i NASA RELEASE-93-97 ] P93-10098 06

ROBERTS, W. EUGENE

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

INASA RELEASE-93-34] P93-10035 06

B-18
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX SCHOENFELDER, VOLKER

ROBINSON, MICHAEL

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

INASA RELEASE-93-4AI P93-10005 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78[ P93-10079 06

RODDENBERRY, GENE

NASA PRESENTS PUBLIC SERVICE MEDAL TO GENE

RODDENBERRY

[NASA RELEASE-93-191 P93-10020 06

RODDENBERRY, MAJEL BARRETT

NASA PRESENTS PUBLIC SERVICE MEDAL TO GENE

RODDENBERRY

1NASA RELEASE-93-19[ P93-10020 06

ROGERS, A. C.

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

INASA RELEASE-93-186] P93-10187 06

ROSEN, EUGENE

NASA CO-SPONSORS HIGH-TECH SMALL BUSINESS

CONFERENCE

INASA RELEASE-93-29[ P93-10030 06

ROSENTHAL, HARRY

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10233 05

ROSEWICZ, BARBARA

NASA BUDGET BRIEFING; NASA HEADQUARTERS,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10234 05

ROSS, JERRY L.

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-93-20[ P93-t0021 06

ROSS, LAWRENCE J.

LEWIS, CASE, BATTELLE TO COMMERCIALIZE NASA

INVENTIONS

INASA RELEASE-93-91] P93-10092 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-g3-121[ P93-10122 06

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10233 05

ROSS, MURIEL

STS-58 SECOND SPACELAB MISSION DEDICATED

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ROTHENBERG, JOSEPH

HUBBLE INSTRUMENT MAY RECEIVE FURTHER

TESTING

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ROUSH, TED

NITROGEN ICE DISCOVERED ON PLUTO

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ROXBY, DON

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PARTS ID SYSTEM

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ROXBY, MEGHAN V.

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RUBENSTEIN, MOSHE

NASA INTERVIEW WITH BILL BROAD, NEW YORK

TIMES SCIENCE WRITER P93-10241 05

RUMMEL, JOHN

ANTARCTIC TO BECOME LABORATORY FOR

FUTURE MARS MISSIONS

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RUNCO, MARIO, JR.

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UNIQUE CAPABILITIES

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SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

[ NASA RELEASE-93-4A ] P93-10005 06

RUND, RAYMOND

LEWIS, CASE, BATTELLE TO COMMERCIALIZE NASA

INVENTIONS

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RUSCH, DAVID W.

NASA SELECTS UPPER ATMOSPHERE

INVESTIGATORS

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RUSSELL, JAMES M.

NASA SELECTS UPPER ATMOSPHERE

INVESTIGATORS

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RUTLAND, CARY H.

SPACE SHU'I_LE MISSION: STS-54

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SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

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PLANET EARTH

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FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

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ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-I0122 06

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SACCO, ALBERT, JR.

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

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SAGAN, CARL

NASA TO FEATURE VIDEOWALL AT PARIS AIR

SHOW

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MARS

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SAGDEEV, ROALD

NASA TO FEATURE VIDEOWALL AT PARIS AIR

SHOW

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SAHM, PETER

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

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SALAMA, FARID

NASA SCIENTISTS SOLVE LONG-STANDING

STELLAR MYSTERY

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JUPITER'S MOON _O

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SALUTE, JOAN

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SAMMONS, DAVID W.

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

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SAMOS, JOHN

NASA sPACE SUIT AND MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES

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SANDFORD, SCO'I-r

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JUPITER'S MOON IO

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STELLAR NURSERY

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SANDFORD, STEPHEN P.

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SANFORD, BILL

LEWIS, CASE, BATTELLE TO COMMERCIALIZE NASA

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SANTO, ANDREW

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ASTEROID-ORBITING MISSION

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SARGENT, WALLACE L. W.

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SATOH, TAKEHIKO

IO'S 'GHOST' DETECTED ON JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-93-20B] P93-t0209 06

SAUCIER, SID

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

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SAUNDERS, R. STEPHEN

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UNDERWAY

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SAVAGE, PAUL D., JR.

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SAWYER, KATHY

NASA BUDGET BRIEFING; NASA HEADQUARTERS,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10234 05

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SCANLON, CHARLES H.

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SCHAEFER, TOM J.

TWENTY NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS HONORED

IN WASHINGTON

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SCHEPPERS, LISA A.

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PROGRAM

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SCHERTLER, RONALD J.

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SCHLEGEL, HANS WILLIAM

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SCHLICKENMAIER, HERBERT

NEW WINDSHEAR SENSORS A

GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY 'SUCCESS STORY'

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NASA, FAA CONSIDER REVISED WlNDSHEAR

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NASA/FAA RESEARCH AIMS AT MORE EFFICIENT

AIRSPACE OPERATIONS

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SCHLUDE, FRANZ-JOSEF

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

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SCHMITT, B.

NITROGEN ICE DISCOVERED ON PLUTO

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SCHMITT, D.-R.

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

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SCHNEIDER, MARK E.

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

PROGRAM

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SCHOENFELDER, VOLKER

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SCHRAMM, FRED

NASA-INDUSTRY EFFORT BOOSTS AUTOMATED

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SCHUILING, ROELOF

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SCHURMANNS, HORST

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

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SCHWAN, F.

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

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SCHWARTZ, KATHY

NASA, OTHER AGENCIES TO EXPLAIN

TECHNOLOGY REINVESTMENT

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SCHWEIZER, FRANCOIS

HUBBLE LOOKS AT THE HEART OF A GALAXY

COLLISION

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SEAMANS, ROBERT

SPACE STATION REDESIGN ADVISORY MEMBERS

NAMED

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SEARFOSS, RICHARD A.

STS-58 SECOND SPACELAB MISSION DEDICATED

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SHUTTLE MISSION TO CONDUCT SCIENTIFIC

FIRST

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SEDDON, MARGARET RHEA

STS-58 SECOND SPACELAB MISSION DEDICATED

TO LIFE SCIENCES P93-10136 06

SHUTTLE MISSION TO CONDUCT SCIENTIFIC

FIRST

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SEERING, WARREN

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

NASA RELEASE-93-186[ P93-10187 06

SEGA, RONALD M.

PRIME AND BACKUP COSMONAUTS NAMED FOR

SHUTTLE STS-60 MISSION

NASA RELEASE-93-61 P93-10062 06

SEIBERT, G.

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

NASA RELEASE-93-20 P93-10021 06

SEIVOLD, ALFRED L

NASA/NOAA PANEL TO INVESTIGATE NOAA-13

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NASA RELEASE-93-154 P93-10155 06

SELESNtCK, RICHARD

SCIENTISTS LOCATE NEW RADIATION BELT

AROUND EARTH

NASA RELEASE-93-94 P93-10095 06

SELLEN, KATHRYN L

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

PROGRAM

NASA RELEASE.93.117 P93-10118 06

SENTMAN, DAVIS

NASA RESEARCHERS RECORD UNUSUAL FLASHES

1N UPPER ATMOSPHERE

[NASA RELEASE-93-167 P93-10168 06

SERLEMITSOS, PETER

ASTRO-D MISSION TO LAUNCH TONIGHT IN

JAPAN

[NASA RELEASE-93-28 P93-10029 06

MYSTERY OF 'FASTEST FLICKERING' GALAXY

SOLVED

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SEVER, TOM

NASA AND CENTRAL AMERICA WILL EXPAND RAIN

FOREST STUDIES

l NASA RELEASE-93-471 P93-10048 06

SHARER, PETER

METABOLIC SPACEWALK STUDIES SUBJECT OF

AMES RESEARCH

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SHARIQ, SYED

GOLDIN CALLS FOR IMPROVED TECHNOLOGY

TRANSFER TO INDUSTRY

INASA RELEASE-93-91 P93-10010 06

SHARP, JOSEPH C.

SPACE SHUFFLE MISSION: STS-54

{NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78] P93-10079 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-93-1211 P93-10122 06

SHAW, BREWSTER HOPKINSON, JR.

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: ST$-54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

( NASA RELEASE-93-20] P93-10021 06

ST_56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-34[ P93-10035 06

PEARSON ANNOUNCES SHUTTLE PROGRAM

ADJUSTMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-49[ P93-10050 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78[ P93-10079 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

{NASA RELEASE-93-121 ] P93-10122 06

HST SERVICING MISSION HIGHLIGHTS 1993 NASA

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-226[ P93-10227 06

SHEA, JOSEPH F.

GOLDIN ANNOUNCES KEY SPACE STATION POSTS.

SPENDING MEASURES

[NASA RELEASE-93-38[ P93-10039 06

ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES TO ENHANCE

PROGRAMS, RELATIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-44[ P93-10045 06

PEARSON ANNOUNCES SHUTTLE PROGRAM

ADJUSTMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-93-49[ P93-10050 06

HUBBLE SERVICING MISSION STUDY COMPLETED

[NASA RELEASE-93-96[ P93-10097 06

HST SERVICING MISSION HIGHLIGHTS 1993 NASA

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

INASA RELEASE-93-226[ P93-10227 06

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DANIEL S.

GOLDIN TO THE AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL

SOCIETY - GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM:

REDESIGN OF THE SPACE STATION; HYATT REGENCY

HOTEL, CRYSTAL CITY, ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

P93-10232 O5

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON, DC P93-10233 05

SHEETS, THAYER

NASA SPACE SUIT AND MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES

HONORED

{NASA RELEASE-93-69] P93-10070 06

NASA OSHKOSH EXHIBFF HIGHLIGHTS U.S.

'LEADERSHIP IN AERONAUTICS'

[NASA RELEASE-93-128[ P93-10129 06

SHEPARD, ALAN BARTLETt, JR.

AIAA LUNCHEON; CRYSTAL CITY HYATT REGENCY

HOTEL. CRYSTAL CITY, VIRGINIA P93-10235 05

SHEPHERD, WILLIAM M.

13NO ASTRONAUTS APPOINTED TO

HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-120[ P93-10121 06

GOLDIN ANNOUNCES KEY SPACE STATION

MANAGEMENT MOVES

[NASA RELEASE-93-191[ P93-10192 06

HST SERVICING MISSION HIGHLIGHTS 1993 NASA

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

{NASA RELEASE-93-226] P93-10227 06

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

SHERLOCK, NANCY JANE

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78} P93-10079 06

SHIMABUKURO, ELIZABETH T.

TWENTY NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS HONORED

IN WASHINGTON

[NASA RELEASE-93-175[ P93-10176 06

SHOEMAKER, CAROLYN

HUBBLE INVESTIGATES COMET ON A COLLISION

COURSE WITH JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-93-188{ P93-t0189 06

SHOEMAKER, EUGENE

NASA SELECTS 11 DISCOVERY MISSION CONCEPTS

FOR STUDY

INASA RELEASE-93-27] P93-10028 06

CLEMENTINE MISSION SCIENCE TEAM SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-93-66[ P93-10067 06

HUBBLE INVESTIGATES COMET ON A COLLISION

COURSE WITH JUPITER

[NASA RELEASE-93-188[ P93-10189 06

SHREWSBERRY, DAVID

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'B MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-34[ P93-10035 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUFFLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78[ P93-10079 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

SHRIVER, LOREN J.

PEARSON ANNOUNCES SHUTTLE PROGRAM

ADJUSTMENTS

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ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

SIECK, ROBERT B.

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4AJ P93-10005 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20[ P93-10021 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-34] P93-10035 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78] P93-10079 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

SIKORA, MAREK

MYSTERY OF 'FASTEST FLICKERING' GALAXY

SOLVED

[NASA RELEASE-93-192] P93-10193 06

SILVER, LEE

SPACE STATION REDESIGN ADVISORY MEMBERS

NAMED

[NASA RELEASE-93-59] P93-10060 06

SIMKIN, SUSAN

HUBBLE DISCOVERS A DOUBLE NUCLEUS IN CORE

OF ACTIVE GALAXY

INASA RELEASE-93-6] P93-10007 06

SINGER, GREGORY B.

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-93-117] P93-10118 06

SINGER, ROBERT

NASA NAMES IMAGING PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR

FOR MESUR PATHFINDER

[NASA RELEASE-93-146] P93-10147 06

SlSKO, ROBERT

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

SKOLE, DAVID

NASA STUDY REFINES ESTIMATES OF AMAZON

DEFORESTATION

[NASA RELEASE-g3-119[ P93-10120 06

SLAYTON, DONALD KENT

HST SERVICING MISSION HIGHLIGHTS 1993 NASA

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

[NASA RELEASE-g3-226[ P93-10227 06

B-20
PERSONAL NAMES INDEX SZALAI, KENNETH J.

SLEMP, WAYNE S.

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

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SMITH, BRIAHHA M.

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

PROGRAM

INASA RELEASE-93-1171 P93-10118 06

SMITH, DAVID

CLEMENTINE MISSION SCIENCE TEAM SELECTED

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SMITH, EDWARD J.

ULYSSES REACHES UNEXPLORED REGIONS OF

SUN

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SMITH, GERALD

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

INASA RELEASE-93-4A1 P93o10005 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTI-LE'S 54TH FLIGHT

INASA RELEASE-93-20[ P93-10021 06

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[NASA RELEASE-93-341 P93-10035 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-78[ P93-10079 06

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

INASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

SMITH, JAMES E., JR.

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUFFLE MISSION

|NASA RELEASE-93-78| P93-10079 06

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDIN

BEFORE THE JPL HIGH-TECH SMALL BUSINESS

DEVELOPMENT PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA P93-10231 05

SMITH, PETER

NASA NAMES IMAGING PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR

FOR MESUR PATHFINDER

[NASA RELEASE-93-146[ P93-10147 06

SMOLKA, JIM

NASA F-15 BEING READIED FOR ADVANCED

MANEUVERING FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-115[ P93-10116 06

SNEIDERMAN, GARY

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS*57

SHUTTLE MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-78[ P93-10079 06

SODERBLOM, LARRY

NASA NAMES IMAGING PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR

FOR MESUR PATHFINDER

{NASA RELEASE-93-146[ P93-10147 06

NASA NAMES TEAM TO STUDY RETURN TRIP TO

MARS

[NASA RELEASE-93-157[ P93-10158 06

SOLOMON, STANLEY C.

NASA SELECTS UPPER ATMOSPHERE

INVESTIGATORS

[NASA RELEASE-93-123] P93-10124 06

SONI, ANIL K.

TWENTY NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS HONORED

IN WASHINGTON

[NASA RELEASE-93-175[ P93-10176 06

SONNEBORN, GEORGE

SCIENTISTS REVEAL NATURE OF EXPLODING, RED

SUPERGIANT STAR

[NASA RELEASE-93-63[ P93-10064 06

SOURS, RYAN E.

TWENTY NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS HONORED

IN WASHINGTON

INASA RELEASE-93-175[ P93-10176 06

SOUZA, KENNETH A.

SHUTFLE MISSION TO CONDUCT SCIENTIFIC

FIRST

I NASA RELEASE-93-173I P93-10174 06

SPANGNER, MARC O.

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

PROGRAM

[ NASA RELEASE-93-117[ P93-10118 06

SPAULDING, GLENN

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTFLE MISSION

[ NASA RELEASE-93-78 ] P93-10079 06

SPAUNHORST, FRAHZ-PETER

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121[ P93-10122 06

SPINTMAN, DANIEL A.

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

[ NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

SPOFFORD, JOHN R.

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

PROPOSALS

INASA RELEASE-93-186[ P93-10187 06

SPUCK, WILLIAM

GOLDIN CALLS FOR IMPROVED TECHNOLOGY

TRANSFER TO INDUSTRY

INASA RELEASE-93-9[ P93-10010 06

SPUDIS, PAUL D.

NASA SELECTS 11 DISCOVERY MISSION CONCEPTS

FOR STUDY

[NASA RELEASE-93-27[ P93o10029 06

CLEMENTINE MISSION SCIENCE TEAM SELECTED

[NASA RELEASE-93-66[ P93-10067 06

SRINI, VASON P.

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE*93-121] P93-10122 06

STACHNIK, ROBERT

THREE SPACECRAFT TO CONDUCT 3-WEEK

GRAVITATIONAL WAVE SEARCH

[NASA RELEASE-93-48[ P93-10049 06

STAEHLE, ROB

NASA NAMES TEAM TO STUDY RETURN TRIP TO

MARS

[NASA RELEASE-93-157[ P93-10158 06

STAFFORD, THOMAS PATTEN

STAFFORD RECEIVES CONGRESSIONAL SPACE

MEDAL OF HONOR

[NASA RELEASE-93-14[ P93-10015 06

STANAWAY, JEFFREY D.

TWENTY NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS HONORED

IN WASHINGTON

[NASA RELEASE-93-175[ P93-10176 06

STEELE, JAY

ANTARCTIC TO BECOME LABORATORY FOR

FUTURE MARS MISSIONS

[NASA RELEASE-93-178] P93-10179 06

STEIMLE, HANS-ULRICH

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20[ P93-10021 06

STEIN, T. PETER

STS-58 SECOND SPACELAB MISSION DEDICATED

TO LIFE SCIENCES P93-10136 06

STEINBERG, KLAUS

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121 ] P93-10122 06

STEPHENS, ROBERT M.

NASA BOARD TO INVESTIGATE STS-51 HARDWARE

PROBLEM

INASA RELEASE-93-184[ P93-10195 06

STETSON, PETER

HUBBLE CLOSING IN ON AGE OF THE UNIVERSE

[NASA RELEASE-93-108[ P93-10109 06

STEWART, JAMES

NASA F-15 MAKES FIRST ENG!NE-CONTROLLED

TOUCHDOWN

[ NASA RELEASE*93-75[ 1:>93-10076 06

NASA F-15 BEING READIED FOR ADVANCED

MANEUVERING FLIGHT

[ NASA RELEASE-93-115[ P93-10116 06

STIEGMAN, ALBERT

JPL TEAM DEVELOPS SPECIAL POLLUTION

DETECTION GLASS

{NASA RELEASE-93-209[ P93-10210 06

STODIECK, LOUIS

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

INASA RELEASE-93-4A| P93-10005 06

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTFLE MISSION

I NASA RELEASE-93-78 ] P93-10079 06

STOEWER, HEINZ

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

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SWETT, DICK

NASA SMALL BUSINESS OUTREACH OFFICE TO

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SZALAI, KENNETH J.

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TATEYAMA, NAOTAKE

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TAYLOR, GERALD

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TEMPEL, CAROL A.

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TERAN, ALFREDO J.

MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE YEAR AWARDS

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TERLEVtCH, ROBERTO

HUBBLE SUPPORTS BLACK HOLE MODEL FOR

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TEUWSEN, RUDOLF

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THIENEL, CHARLES E.

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THOMAS, LAWRENCE R.

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THOMAS, RALPH

NASA BUDGET BRIEFING; NASA HEADQUARTERS,

WASHINGTON, DE: P93-10234 05

THOMAS, RALPH C., III

NEW ADVISORY GROUP EYES MINORITY

BUSINESSES

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REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDIN

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THOMPSON, MILTON O.

CROSSFIELD AWARDED NASA DISTINGUISHED

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THOMPSON, RANDY

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THORNTON, KATHRYN C.

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THUILLIER, G.

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PLANET EARTH

[ NASA RELEASE-93-34 ] 1=93-10035 06

THUOT, PIERRE J.

STS-62 AND STS-59 SPACE SHUTTLE CREW

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TIELENS, XANDER

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T1LFORD, SHELBY G.

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NASA AND RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN

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TOMASKO, MARTIN

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TREMAINE, SCOTt

EARTH'S ROTATION RATE MAY BE DUE TO EARLY

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TRIPPENSEE, GARY

NASA OSHKOSH EXHIBIT HIGHLIGHTS U.S.

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TRISCHBERGER, MANFRED

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TRULY, RICHARD HARRISON

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TSOU, PETER

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TUCKER, COMPTON J.

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TUCKER, JIM GUY

ARKANSAS, NASA SIGN TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER

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PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

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HUBBLE CLOSING JN ON AGE OF THE UNIVERSE

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TURNER, RUSSELL T.

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SHUTTLE RAT EXPERIMENT YIELDS UNEXPECTED

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TURNER, T. JANE

MYSTERY OF 'FASTEST FLICKERING' GALAXY

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TURNER, VAUGHN E.

SPACE SHUFFLE MISSION; STS-54

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NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

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UNDERWOOD, MARK L.

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

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UNGER, ROBERT L

TWENTY NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS HONORED

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UTSMAN, THOMAS E.

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VANALSTINE, JAMES M.

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VANBUSKIRK, KELLY M.

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

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VANDECAR, DAVID A.

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

PROGRAM

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VANEK, CHARLES

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

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NASA TDRSS NETWORK MARKS 10 YEARS OF

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VANHOOSER, TERESA

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

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[NASA RELEASE-93-34] P93-10035 06

VEITCH, LISA

NASA OSHKOSH EXHIBIT HIGHLIGHTS U.S.

'LEADERSHIP IN AERONAUTICS'

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B-22
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VELUSAMY, THANGASAMY

NASA USES NEW METHOD TO DETECT NEW STARS

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VERNIKOS, JOAN

NASA STUDY MAY HELP REDUCE

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VEST, CHARLES M.

SPACE STATION REDESIGN ADVISORY MEMBERS

NAMED

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STATION REDESIGN TEAM TO SUBMIT FINAL

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HST SERVICING MISSION HIGHLIGHTS 1993 NASA

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

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VEVERKA, JOSEPH

NASA SELECTS 11 DISCOVERY MISSION CONCEPTS

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VILLAMIL, ANA M.

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

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ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

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VINCENT, GEOFFREY H.

VINCENT NAMED ACTING PUBLIC AFFAIRS HEAD

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VINGE, VERNOR

NASA/OHIO AEROSPACE INSTITUTE TO HOST

CYBERSPACE CONFERENCE

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VOGEL, WOLFGARD J.

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

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VONDEAK, TOM

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

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VONROSENVINGE, TYCHO

SCIENTISTS LOCATE NEW RADIATION BELT

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VOSS, JAMES S.

PAYLOAD COMMANDERS NAMED FOR FUTURE

SHUFFLE MISSIONS

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VOSS, JANICE E.

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHU]-TLE MISSION

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CREW MEMBERS SELECTED FOR STS-63 SHUTTLE

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WAGNER, WILLIAM

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WAHLQUIST, HUGO D.

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WALDMAN, MARTIN

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

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WALTER, ULRICH

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

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WALZ, CARL E.

SPACEWALK ADDED TO JULY SPACE SHUTTLE

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ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

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WATERS, JOE

OZONE DESTROYING CHLORINE EXISTED LONGER

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WATKINS, ANDREA

PRESS CONFERENCE; JOHNSON SPACE CENTER,

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WATSON, ROBERT

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RESEARCH

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NASA BUDGET BRIEFING; NASA HEADQUARTERS,

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WAI-TENBACH, ROLAND

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

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WEAVER, HAROLD

HUBBLE INVESTIGATES COMET ON A COLLISION

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WEAVER, ROBERT

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WEBBON, BRUCE

METABOLIC SPACEWALK STUDIES SUBJECT OF

AMES RESEARCH

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WEBSTER, DANIEL

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDIN

BEFORE THE JPL HIGH-TECH SMALL BUSINESS

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WIEIBEL, MARJORIE

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

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WEIR, NICK

COMPUTER PROGRAM WILL CATALOG

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WEITZ, PAUL JOSEPH

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

[NASA RELEASE-93-4A] P93-10005 06

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAS MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

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STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

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ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

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JSC DIRECTOR COHEN ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT

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PRESS CONFERENCE; JOHNSON SPACE CENTER,

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WESCOTT, EUGENE

NASA RESEARCHERS RECORD UNUSUAL FLASHES

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WESOKY, HOWARD

PERSEUS RESEARCH AIRCRAFT MAKES FIRST

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WEST, JOHN B.

STS-58 SECOND SPACELAB MISSION DEDICATED

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WESTERLIND, KIM

SHUTTLE RAT EXPERIMENT YIELDS UNEXPECTED

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WESTHOFF, BRENDA A.

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WETHERBEE, JAMES D.

TWO ASTRONAUTS APPOINTED TO

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CREW MEMBERS SELECTED FOR STS-63 SHUTTLE

SPACEHAB-3 FLIGHT

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WEYERS, VERNON J.

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

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WHEELON, ALBERT

SPACE STATION REDESIGN ADVISORY MEMBERS

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WI"IEELON, BUD

NASA NAMES TEAM TO STUDY RETURN TRIP TO

MARS

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WHITE, RONALD

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SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

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NASA SELECTS CENTER FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

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WHITMORE, BRAD

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COLLISION

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WHYTE, WAYNE

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

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WILD, WOLFGANG

NASA AND GERMAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN SPACE

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WlLFARREN, HENRY

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WILFINGER, WILLIAM W.

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WILHELM, PETER G.

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WILKES, DONALD R.

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY

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WILLIAMS, LOUIS J.

NASA TO DEVELOP TECHNOLOGY FOR FUTURE

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NASA TO FEATURE VIDEOWALL AT PARIS AIR

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WILLIAMS, THOMAS E.

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

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WILLIAMSON, REBECCA

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WlLLSON, R.

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WILSON, ANDREW

HUBBLE DISCOVERS A DOUBLE NUCLEUS IN CORE

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WILSON, ROBERT B.

COMPTON OBSERVATORY DISCOVERS INTENSE,

NEW X-RAY PULSAR

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WlNDHORST, ROGIER

HUBBLE DEEP-SKY SURVEY FINDS INTERACTING

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WINDYKA, JOHN

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WINFREE, WILLIAM

NASA ADAPTING UNIQUE X-RAY SYSTEM TO

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WlNGATE, ROBERT T.

NASA BOARD TO INVESTIGATE STS-51 HARDWARE

PROBLEM

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WlSOFF, PETER JEFF K.

SPACEWALK ADDED TO APRIL SPACE SHUTTLE

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FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

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WlTHBROE, GEORGE

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

[ NASA RELEASE-93-34] P93-10035 06

WITTEBORN, FRED

EVIDENCE FOR SOLID WATER FOUND ON

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WOLF, DAVID A.

STS-58 SECOND SPACELAB MISSION DEDICATED

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SHUTFLE MISSION TO CONDUCT SCIENTIFIC

FIRST

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WOLFF, RICHARD

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[ NASA RELEASE-93-121 ] P93-10122 06

WOODS, THOMAS N.

NASA SELECTS UPPER ATMOSPHERE

INVESTIGATORS

[NASA RELEASE-93-123] P93-10124 06

WRIGHT, ORVILLE

NASA RESEARCHER TAPPED FOR OHIO SCIENCE

HALL OF FAME

[NASA RELEASE-93-23] P93-10024 06

WRIGHT, WILBUR

NASA RESEARCHER TAPPED FOR OHIO SCIENCE

HALL OF FAME

[NASA RELEASE-93-23] P93-10024 06

WYBORNY, WOLFGANG

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLES 54TH FLIGHT

[NASA RELEASE-93-20] P93-10021 06

Y

YAMAGUCHI, KRISTI

MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM'S 'THE LARRY

KING SHOW': INTERVIE3N WITH DAN GOLDtN

P93-10249 05

YAVROUIAN, ANDRE

JPL TEAM DEVELOPS SPECIAL POLLUTION

DETECTION GLASS

JNASA RELEASE-93-209] P93-10210 06

YEE, JENG-HWA

NASA SELECTS UPPER ATMOSPHERE

INVESTIGATORS

[NASA RELEASE-93-123] P93-10124 06

YELTSlN, BORIS

MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM'S 'THE LARRY

KING SHOW': INTERVIEW WITH DAN GOLDIN

P93-10249 05

YOST, THOMAS

NASA AND SUPRA MEDICAL CORP. TO DEVELOP

ULTRASOUND DETECTOR

[NASA RELEASE-93-125} P93-10126 06

YOUNG, JOHN WATTS

COLUMBIA'S RETURN MARKS SIGNIFICANT SPACE

SHUTTLE MILESTONES

{NASA RELEASE-93-79] P93-10080 06

MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM'S 'THE LARRY

KING SHOW': INTERVIEW WITH DAN GOLDIN

P93-10249 05

YOUNG, L. A.

NITROGEN ICE DISCOVERED ON PLUTO

[NASA RELEASE-93-142] P93-10143 06

YOUNG, LAURENCE R.

STS-58 SECOND SPACELAB MISSION DEDICATED

TO LIFE SCIENCES P93-10136 06

PORTABLE COMPUTER TO HELP ASTRONAUTS

CONDUCT SCIENCE

[NASA RELEASE-93-1801 P93-10181 06

YUN, DAVID

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

[NASA RELEASE-93-121 ] P93-10122 06

Z

ZELL, PETE

NASA TESTING NEW, POWERFUL DUCTED FANS

ENGINE FOR CIVIL JETS

[NASA RELEASE-93-103} P93-10104 06

ZONIES, DAVID H.

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

PROGRAM

[NASA RELEASE-93-117} P93-10119 06

ZYMBOLIC, PETER

MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM'S 'THE LARRY

KING SHOW': INTERVIEW WITH DAN GOLDIN

P93-10249 05

PERSONAL NAMES INDEX

B-24
SECT,ON3 NEWS RELEASE NUMBER INDEX

INDEX TO NASA NEWS RELEASES AND SPEECHES 1993 APRIL 1994

Typical News Release Number

Index Listing

[NASA RELEASE-93-55] ..................... P93-10056 06

ACCESSION REFERENCE

NUMBER SECTION NUMBER

This index correlates each news release number with its corresponding accession number.

Following the accession number ls a lwo-digit

number (05 or 06) identifying the index section

where the complete citation appears. News

release numbers that were assigned but not used

in this index have been omitted from this listing.

NASA RELEASE-93-1 .............................. P93-10001 06

NASA RELEASE-93-2 .............................. P93-10002 06

NASA RELEASE-93-3 .............................. P93-10003 06

NASA RELEASE-93-4 .............................. P93-10004 06

NASA RELEASE-93-4A ............................ P93-10005 06

NASA RELEASE-93-5 .............................. P93-10006 06

NASA RELEASE-93-6 .............................. P93-10007 06

NASA RELEASE-93-7 .............................. P93-10008 06

NASA RELEASE-93-8 .............................. P93-10009 06

NASA FIELEASEo93-9 .............................. P93-10010 06

NASA RELEASE-93-10 ............................ P93-10011 06

NASA RELEASE-93-11 ............................ P93-10012 06

NASA RELEASE-93-12 ............................ P93-10013 06

NASA RELEASE-93-13 ............................ P93-10014 06

NASA RELEASE-93-14 ............................ P93-10015 06

NASA RELEASE-93-15 ............................ P93-10016 06

NASA RELEASE-93-16 ............................ P93-10017 06

NASA RELEASE-93-17 ............................ P93-10018 06

NASA RELEASE-93-18 ............................ P93-10019 06

NASA RELEASE-93-19 ............................ P93-10020 06

NASA RELEASE-03-20 ............................ P93-10021 06

NASA RELEASE-93-21 ............................ P93-10022 06

NASA RELEASE-93-22 ............................ P93-I0023 06

NASA RELEASE-93-23 ............................ P93-10024 06

NASA RELEASE-93-24 ............................ P93-10025 06

NASA RELEASE-93-25 ............................ P93-10026 06

NASA RELEASE-93-26 ............................ P93-10027 06

NASA RELEASE-93-27 ............................ P93-10028 06

NASA RELEASE-93-28 ............................ P93-10029 06

NASA RELEASE-93-29 ............................ P93-10030 06

NASA RELEASE-93-30 ............................ P93-10031 06

NASA RELEASE-93-31 ............................ P93-10032 06

NASA RELEASE-93-32 ............................ P93-10033 06

NASA RELEASE-93-33 ............................ P93-10034 06

NASA RELEASE-93-34 ............................ P93-10035 06

NASA RELEASEo93-35 ............................ P93-10036 06

NASA RELEASE-93-36 ............................ P93-10037 06

NASA RELEASE-93o37 ............................ P93-10036 06

NASA RELEASE-93-38 ............................ P93-10039 06

NASA RELEASE-93-39 ............................ P93.10040 06

NASA RELEASE-93-40 ............................ P93-10041 06

NASA RELEASE-93-41 ............................ P93-10042 06

NASA RELEASE-93-42 ............................ P93-10043 06

NASA RELEASE-93-43 ............................ P93-10044 06

NASA RELEASE-93-44 ............................ P93-10045 0,6

NASA RELEASE-93-45 ............................ P93-10046 06

NASA RELEASE-93-46 ............................ P93-10047 06

NASA RELEASE-93-47 ............................ P93-1004S 06

NASA RELEASE-93-48 ............................ P93-10049 06

NASA RELEASE-93-49 ............................ P93-10050 06

NASA RELEASE-93-50 ............................ P93-10051 06

NASA RELEASE-93-51 ............................ P93-10052 06

NASA RELEASE-93-52 ............................ P93-10053 06

NASA RELEASE-93-53 ............................ P93-10054 06

NASA RELEASE-93-54 ............................ P93-10055 06

NASA RELEASE-93-55 ............................ P93-10056

NASA RELEASE-93-56 ............................ P93-10057

NASA RELEASE-93-57 ............................ P93-10058

NASA RELEASE-93-58 ............................ P93-10059

NASA RELEASE-93-59 ............................ P93-10060

NASA RELEASE-93-60 ............................ 1=93-10061

NASA RELEASE-93-61 ............................ P93-10062

NASA RELEASE-93-62 ............................ P93-t0063

NASA RELEASE-93-63 ............................ P93-10064

NASA RELEASE-93-64 ............................ P93-10065

NASA RELEASE-93-65 ............................ P93-10066

NASA RELEASE-93-66 ............................ P93-10067

NASA RELEASE-93-67 ............................ P93-10068

NASA RELEASE-93-68 ............................ P93-10069

NASA RELEASE-93-69 ............................ P93-10070

NASA RELEASE-93-70 ............................ P93-10071

NASA RELEASE-93-71 ............................ P93-10072

NASA RELEASE-93-72 ............................ P93-10073

NASA RELEASE-93-73 ............................ P93-10074

NASA RELEASE-93-74 ............................ P93-10075

NASA RELEASE-93-75 ............................ P93-10076

NASA RELEASE-93-76 ............................ P93-10077

NASA RELEASE-93-77 ............................ P93-10078

NASA RELEASE-93-78 ............................ P93-t0079

NASA RELEASE-93-79 ............................ P93-10060

NASA RELEASE-93-80 ............................ P93-10081

NASA RELEASE-93-81 ............................ P93-10082

NASA RELEASE-93-82 ............................ P93-10083

NASA RELEASE-93-83 ............................ P93-10084

NASA RELEASE-93-84 ............................ P93-10085

NASA RELEASE-93-85 ............................ P93-10086

NASA RELEASE-93-86 ............................ P93-10087

NASA RELEASE-93-87 ............................ P93-t0088

NASA RELEASE-93-88 ............................ P93-t0089

NASA RELEASE-93-89 ............................ P93-10090

NASA RELEASE-93-90 ............................ P93-10091

NASA RELEASE-93-91 ............................ P93-t0092

NASA RELEASE-93-92 ............................ P93-10093

NASA RELEASE-93-93 ............................ P93-10094

NASA RELEASE-93-94 ............................ P93-10095

NASA RELEASE-93-95 ............................ P93-10096

NASA RELEASE-93-96 ............................ P93-10097

NASA RELEASE-93-97 ............................ P93-10098

NASA RELEASE-93-98 ............................ P93-10099

NASA RELEASE-93-99 ............................ P93-10100

NASA RELEASE-93-100 .......................... P93-10101

NASA RELEASE-93-101 .......................... P93-10102

NASA RELEASE-93-102 .......................... P93-10103

NASA RELEASE-93-103 .......................... P93-10104

NASA RELEASE-93-104 .......................... P93-10105

NASA RELEASE-93-105 .......................... P93-10106

NASA RELEASE-93-106 .......................... P93-10107

NASA RELEASE-93-107 .......................... P93-10108

NASA RELEASE-93-108 .......................... P93-10109

NASA RELEASE-93-109 .......................... P93-10110

NASA RELEASE-93-110 .......................... t:>93-t0111

NASA RELEASE-93-111 .......................... P93-10112

NASA RELEASE-93-112 .......................... P93-10113

NASA RELEASE-93-113 .......................... P93-10114

NASA RELEASE-93-114 .......................... P93-10115

NASA RELEASE-93-115 .......................... P93-10116

NASA RELEASE-93-116 .......................... P93-10117

NASA RELEASE-93-117 .......................... P93-10118

NASA RELEASE-93-118 .......................... P93-10119

NASA RELEASE-93-119 .......................... P93-10120

NASA RELEASE-93-120 .......................... P93-10121

NASA RELEASE-93-121 .......................... P93-10122

NASA RELEASE-93-122 .......................... P93-10123

NASA RELEASE-93-123 .......................... P93-10124

NASA RELEASE-93-124 .......................... P93-10125

NASA RELEASE-93*125 .......................... P93-10126

NASA RELEASE-93-126 .......................... P93-10127

NASA RELEASE-93-127 .......................... P93-10128

NASA RELEASE-93-128 .......................... P93-10129

NASA RELEASE-93-129 .......................... P93-10130

NASA RELEASE-93-130 .......................... P93-10131

NASA RELEASE-93-131 .......................... P93-10132

NASA RELEASE-93-132 .......................... P93-10133

NASA RELEASE-93-133 .......................... P93-10134

NASA RELEASE-93-134 .......................... P93-10135

NASA RELEASE-93-136 .......................... P93-10137

NASA RELEASE-93-137 .......................... P93-10138

NASA RELEASE-93-138 .......................... P93-10139

06 NASA RELEASE-93-139 .......................... P93-10140 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-140 .......................... P93-10141 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-141 .......................... P93-10142 06

NASA RELEASE-93-142 .......................... P93-10143 06 06

NASA RELEASE-93*143 .......................... P93-10144 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-144 .......................... P93o10145 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-145 .......................... P93-10146 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-146 .......................... P93-10147 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-147 .......................... P93o10148 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-148 .......................... P93-10149 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-149 .......................... P93-10150 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-150 .......................... P93-10151 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-151 .......................... P93-10152 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-152 .......................... P93-10153 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-153 .......................... P93-10154 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-154 .......................... P93-10155 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-155 .......................... P93-10156 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-156 .......................... 1>93-10157 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-157 .......................... P93-10158 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-158 .......................... P93-10159 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-159 .......................... P93-10160 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-160 .......................... P93-10161 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-161 .......................... P93-10162 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-162 .......................... P93-10163 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-163 .......................... P93-10164 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-164 .......................... P93-10165 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-165 .......................... P93-10166 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-166 .......................... P93-10167 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-167 .......................... P93-10168 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-168 .......................... P93-10169 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-169 .......................... P93-10170 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-170 .......................... P93-10171 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-171 .......................... P93-10172 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-172 .......................... P93-10173 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-173 .......................... P93-10174 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-174 .......................... P93-10175 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-175 .......................... P93-10176 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-176 .......................... P93-10177 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-177 .......................... P93-10178 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-176 .......................... P93-10179 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-179 .......................... P93-10180 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-180 .......................... P93-10181 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-181 .......................... P93-10162 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-182 .......................... P93-10183 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-183 .......................... P93-10184 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-184 .......................... P93-10185 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-185 .......................... P93-10186 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-186 .......................... P93-10187 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-187 .......................... P93-10188 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-188 .......................... P93-10189 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-189 .......................... P93-10190 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-190 .......................... P93-10191 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-191 .......................... P93-10192 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-192 .......................... P93-10193 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-193 .......................... P93-10194 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-194 .......................... P93-10195 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-195 .......................... P93-10196 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-196 .......................... P93-10197 06

06 NASA RELEASE-63-197 .......................... P93-10198 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-198 .......................... P93-10199 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-199 .......................... P93-10200 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-200 .......................... P93-10201 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-201 .......................... P93-10202 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-202 .......................... P93-10203 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-203 .......................... P93-10204 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-204 .......................... P93-10205 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-205 .......................... P93-10206 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-206 .......................... P93-10207 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-207 .......................... P93-10208 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-208 .......................... P93-10209 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-209 .......................... P93-10210 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-210 .......................... P93-10211 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-211 .......................... P93-10212 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-212 .......................... P93-10213 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-213 .......................... P93-10214 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-214 .......................... P93-10215 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-215 .......................... P93-10216 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-216 .......................... P93-10217 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-217 .......................... P93-10218 06

06

NASA RELEASE-93-218 .......................... P93-10219 06 O6

06 NASA RELEASE-93-219 .......................... P93-10220 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-220 .......................... P93-10221 06

06 NASA RELEASE-93-221 .......................... P93-10222 06

C-1
NASA RELEASE-93-222 .......................... P93-10223 06

NASA RELEASE-93-223 .......................... 1=93-10224 06

NASA RELEASE-93-224 .......................... P93-10225 06

NASA RELEASE-93-225 .......................... P93-10226 06

NASA RELEASE-93-226 .......................... P93-10227 06

NASA RELEASE-93-227 .......................... P93-1022B 06

NASA RELEASE-93-228 .......................... P93-10229 06

NEWS RELEASE NUMBER INDEX

C-2
SECT,O. 4 ACCESSION NUMBER INDEX

INDEX TO NASA NEWS RELEASES AND SPEECHES 1993 APRIL 1994

Typical Accession Number

Index Listing

P93-10056 06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-93-55

ACCESS,ON I E]

NUMBER NUMBER

This index correlates each accession number

with its corresponding news release number, if

assigned. The accession number is followed by

a two-digit number (05 or 06) identifying the

index section where the complete citation

appears. The statement NO REPORT NUMBER

appears for unnumbered news releases and

speeches.

P93-10001

P93-10002

P93-10003

P93-10004

P93-10005

P93-10006

P93-10007

P93-10008

P93-10009

P93-10010

P93-10011

P93-10012

P93-10013

P93-10014

P93-10015

P93-10016

P93-10017

P93-10018

P93-10019

P93-10020

P93-10021

P93-10022

P93-10023

P93-10024

P93-10025

P93-10026

P93-10027

P93-1002 s

P93-10029

P93-10030

1:>93-10031

P93-10032

P93-10033

P93-10034

P93-10035

P93-10036

P93-10037

P93-10038

P93-10039

P93-10040

t=93-10041

P93-10042

P93-10043

P93-10044

P93-10045

P93-10046

P93-10047

P93 -10048

P93-10049

P93-10050

P93-10051

P93-10052

P93-10053

P93 -10054

P93-10055

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-93-1

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-93-2

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-93-3

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-93-4

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-93-4A

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-93-5

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-93-6

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-93-7

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-93-8

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06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-93-10

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-93-11

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-93-12

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-93-13

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-93-14

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06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-93-16

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-93-17

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-93-18

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-93-19

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-93-20

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-93-21

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P93-10063

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P93-10067

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P93-10069

P93-10070

P93-10071

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P93-10075

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P93-10t35

1:>93-10136

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06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-93-55 P93-10139

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-93-56 P93-10140

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06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-93-67 P93-10150

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P93-10166 06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-93-83

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P93-10170 06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-93-87

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-93-88 P93-10171

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06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-93-90 P93-10173

06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-93-91 P93-10174

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P93-10176 06 ........................ NASA RELEASE-93-93

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SECTION 5

INDEX TO NASA NEWS RELEASES AND SPEECHES 1993

SPEECHES

]1 ii

APRIL 1994

Typical Speech Entry

I ACCESSION NUMBER

_1__

P93.10230

i_ TRANSCRIPT: REMARKS BY DANIEL S, GOLDIN ON

ASA TELEVISION

OLDIN, DANIEL S. 18 FEB. 1993 3 p

O,,EOF [-- NUMBER

__ RELEASE [OFPAGESl

This listing provides the complete citation for

each speech indexed in this publication. Included

for each speech are the title, name of speaker,

date of release, and other reference information.

P93.10230

TRANSCRIPT: REMARKS BY DANIEL S. GOLDIN ON

NASA TELEVISION

GOLDIN, DANIEL S. 18 FEB. 1993 3p

P93.10231

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDIN

BEFORE THE JPL HIGH-TECH SMALL BUSINESS

DEVELOPMENT PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE; LOS

ANGELES, CALIFORNIA

GOLDIN, DANIEL S. t MAR. 1993 20p

P93-10232

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DANIEL S.

GOLDIN TO THE AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL

SOCIETY - GODDARD MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM:

REDESIGN OF THE SPACE STATION; HYATr REGENCY

HOTEL, CRYSTAL CITY, ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

GOLDIN, DANIEL S. 10 MAR. 1993 12p

P93.10233

NASA PRESS CONFERENCE: SPACE STATION

REDESIGN; NASA HEADQUARTERS BUILDING,

WASHINGTON, DC

GOLDIN, DANIEL S. 11 MAR. 1993 34p

P93.10234

NASA BUDGET BRIEFING; NASA HEADQUARTERS,

WASHINGTON, DC

GOLDIN, DANIEL S. 8 APR. 1993 25p

P93.10235

AIAA LUNCHEON; CRYSTAL CITY HYATT REGENCY

HOTEL, CRYSTAL CITY, VIRGINIA

GOLDIN, DANIEL S 5 MAY 1993 7p

P93.10236

REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY: BRUNEL'S

PRODUCTION LINE - INSPIRATION, INNOVATION AND

THE MARCH OF TECHNOLOGY; NATIONAL CENTER

FOR MANUFACTURING SCIENCES 1993 ANNUAL

MEETING, WASHINGTON, DC

GOLDIN, DANIEL S. 11 MAY 1993 11p

P93.10237

THE REDESIGN OF THE SPACE STATION:

GRAPPLING WITH THE CHALLENGE TO CHANGE

GOLDIN, DANIEL S. 7 JUN. 1993 3p

P93.10238

REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY: TO BOLDLY

GO - GIVING THOUGHT TO WHAT COMES NEXT IN

SPACE; NATIONAL SPACE CLUB SPACE OUTLOOK

CONFERENCE, FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA

GOLDIN, DANIEL S. 23 JUN. 1993 9p

P93.10239

PRESS CONFERENCE; JOHNSON SPACE CENTER,

HOUSTON, TEXAS

GOLDIN, DANIEL S. 16 JUL. 1993 13p

P93.10240

ADDRESS TO THE AIAA

GOLDIN, DANIEL S. 27 SEP. 1993 14p

1=93-10241

NASA INTERVIEW WITH BILL BROAD, NEW YORK

TIMES SCIENCE WRITER

BROAD, BILL B NOV. 1993 52p

P93-10242

NEW YORK TIMES INTERVIEW

BROAD, BILL 8 NOV. 1993 15p

P93-10243

REMARKS BY NASA ADMINISTRATOR DAN GOLDIN

TO THE AEROSPACE INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION (AIA);

LITCHFIELD PARK, ARIZONA

GOLDIN, DANIEL S. 9 NOV. 1993 16p

P93-10244

GLOBAL CHANGE RESEARCH; ACADEMY OF

SCIENCES, NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL

BUILDING, WASHINGTON, DC

GOLDIN, DANIEL S. 10 NOV. 1993 13p

P93.10245

INTERVIEW WITH MATT BATES, INTERNATIONAL

AEROSPACE MACHINISTS UNION; ACR

HEADQUARTERS, WASHINGTON, DC

BATES, MATT 10 NOV. 1993 19p

P93-10246

REMARKS BY DANIEL S. GOLDIN

GOLDIN, DANIEL S. 12 NOV. 1993 5p

1_3.10247

WEST VIRGINIA HIGH TECH CONSORTIUM;

FAIRMONT, WEST VIRGINIA

GOLDIN, DANIEL S. 3 DEC. 1993 top

P93-10248

REMARKS GIVEN TO JOHN LOGSTONE SPACE

POLICY CLASS; GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

LOGSTONE, JOHN 6 DEC. 1993 43p

P93-10249

MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM'S 'THE LARRY

KING SHOW': INTERVIEW WITH DAN GOLDIN

KING, LARRY 8 DEC. 1993 37p

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L

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SECTION 6

INDEX TO NASA NEWS RELEASES AND SPEECHES 1993

NEWS RELEASES

APRIL 1994

Typical News Release Entry

J ACCESSION NUMBER

__1__

Pg3-10014

1992 ANTARCTIC OZONE DEPLETION AS SEVERE

S ANY PREVIOUS YEAR

9 JAN. 1993 2 p NASA RELEASE-93-13

This listing provides the complete citation for

each news release indexed in this publication.

Included for each news release are the title, date

of release, news release number (if any), and

other reference information.

P93-10001

MYSTERIOUS CONCENTRATION OF DARK MATTER

DISCOVERED

4 JAN. 1993 3p NASA RELEASE-93-1

1=93-10002

NASA INVENTION YIELDS BETTER, FASTER STRESS

MEASUREMENTS

5 JAN. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-2

P93-10003

NASA SELECTS PHASE II SMALL BUSINESS

INNOVATION RESEARCH PROJECTS

6 JAN. 1993 lp NASA RELEASE-93-3

P93-10004

FIRST 1993 SHUTTLE MISSION DEMONSTRATES

UNIQUE CAPABILITIES

6 JAN. 1993 4p NASA RELEASE-93-4

P93.10005

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION: STS-54

JAN. 1993 45p NASA RELEASE-93-4A

P93-10006

BIG BANG THEORY PASSES TOUGHEST TEST

7 JAN. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93.5

P93-10007

HUBBLE DISCOVERS A DOUBLE NUCLEUS IN CORE

OF ACTIVE GALAXY

7 JAN 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-6

P93-10008

SPACE STATION FREEDOM PROPULSION FIRING

TESTS UNDERWAY

7 JAN. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-7

P93.10009

UNIVERSITIES FLY OZONE RESEARCH BALLOON

FROM TEXAS TO FLA.

8 JAN. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-8

P93-10010

GOLDIN CALLS FOR IMPROVED TECHNOLOGY

TRANSFER TO INDUSTRY

8 JAN. 1993 3p NASA RELEASE-93-9

P93-10011

SPACE STATION PRECURSOR WORK CONTINUES

ON SHUTTLE IN 1993

12 JAN. 1993 5p NASA RELEASE-93.10

I}93-10012

LEE NAMED NASA PROCUREMENT CHIEF

12 JAN. 1993 lp NASA RELEASE-93-11

P93-10013

EARTH'S ROTATION RATE MAY BE DUE TO EARLY

COLLISIONS

15 JAN. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-12

I=93-10014

1992 ANTARCTIC OZONE DEPLETION AS SEVERE

AS ANY PREVIOUS YEAR

19 JAN. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-13

P93.10015

STAFFORD RECEIVES CONGRESSIONAL SPACE

MEDAL OF HONOR

19 JAN. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-14

P93-10016

VINCENT NAMED ACTING PUBLIC AFFAIRS HEAD

25 JAN. 1993 lp NASA RELEASE-93-15

P93.10017

CROSSFIELD AWARDED NASA DISTINGUISHED

PUBLIC SERVICE MEDAL

27 JAN. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-16

P93-10018

NEW ADVISORY GROUP EYES MINORITY

BUSINESSES

28 JAN. 1993 Ip NASA RELEASE-93-17

P93-10019

KS(] BASE OPERATIONS CONTRACT AWARD

PROTESTS SETTLED

29 JAN, 1993 lp NASA RELEASE-93-1B

1=93-19020

NASA PRESENTS PUBLIC SERVICE MEDAL TO GENE

RODDENBERRY

1 FEB. 1993 lp NASA RELEASE-93-19

P93-10021

SECOND GERMAN SPACELAB MISSION IS SPACE

SHUTTLE'S 54TH FLIGHT

FEB, 1993 50p NASA RELEASE-93.20

1='93-10022

SPACEWALK ADDED TO JULY SPACE SHUTTLE

FLIGHT

3 FEB. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-21

P93.10023

CONSORT 6 LAUNCH DATE SET

4 FEB. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-22

1=93-10024

NASA RESEARCHER TAPPED FOR OHIO SCIENCE

HALL OF FAME

5 FEB. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-23

P93.10025

ASTROPHYSICIST NAMED 1992 NASA INVENTOR OF

THE YEAR

8 FEB. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-24

P93.10026

NASA SCIENTISTS SOLVE LONG-STANDING

STELLAR MYSTERY

9 FEB. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-25

1='93-10027

AAAS TO HONOR NASA SCIENTIST FOR OZONE

RESEARCH

11 FEB. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-26

P93-1OO21B

NASA SELECTS 11 DISCOVERY MISSION CONCEPTS

FOR STUDY

11 FEB. 1993 4p NASA RELEASE-93-27

P93-10029

ASTRO-D MISSION TO LAUNCH TONIGHT IN JAPAN

11 FEB. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-28

P93-10030

NASA CO-SPONSORS HIGH-TECH SMALL BUSINESS

CONFERENCE

16 FEB. 1993 lp NASA RELEASE-93-29

P93-10031

NASA STUDY MAY HELP REDUCE

LIGHTHEADEDNESS AFTER SPACE FLIGHT

17 FEB. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-30

P93-10032

SPACEWALK ADDED TO APRIL SPACE SHUTTLE

FLIGHT

17 FEB. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-31

P93-10033

NASA BUDGET BOOSTS TECHNOLOGY, PROMISES

IMPROVED SPACE STATION PROGRAM

18 FEB. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-32

1=93-10034

NASA SELECTS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION

RESEARCH PROJECTS

19 FEB. 1993 lp NASA RELEASE-93-33

P93.10035

STS-56 MISSION CONTINUES NASA'S MISSION TO

PLANET EARTH

MAR. 1993 6Op NASA RELEASE-93-34

P93-10036

NASA SAVES $1 MILLION ON AERONAUTICS

RESEARCH PROJECT

22 FEB. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-35

P93.10037

SUPERNOVA MAY HAVE CAUSED HUGE VOID

AROUND SOLAR SYSTEM

25 FEB. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-36

P93-10038

NASA FUNDS EXPERIMENT TO HELP

COMMERCIALIZE TECHNOLOGY

25 FEB. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-37

P93-10039

GOLDIN ANNOUNCES KEY SPACE STATION POSTS,

SPENDING MEASURES

25 FEB. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-38

P93-10040

SCIENTISTS FORESEE STRENGTHENING EL NINO

EVENT

26 FEB. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-39

P93-10041

NASA SELECTS CENTER FOR LIFE SCIENCES

RESEARCH

4 MAR. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-40

P93-10042

MT. PINATUBO ERUPTION CAUSES TEMPORARY

COOLING OF EARTH

4 MAR. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-41

P93-10043

STS-62 AND STS-59 SPACE SHUTTLE CREW

ASSIGNMENTS ANNOUNCED

5 MAR. 1993 3p NASA RELEASE-93-42

1_3.10044

ASTRONAUT JEMISON TO LEAVE NASA

5 MAR. 1993 lp NASA RELEASE-93-43

F-1
P93-1OO45

ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES TO ENHANCE

PROGRAMS, RELATIONS

11 MAR. 1993 3p NASA RELEASE-93-44

I)93-10046

CATARACT SUFFERERS COULD BENEFIT FROM

SPACE TECHNOLOGY

15 MAR. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-45

P93-10047

NASA, LEAR JET JOIN TO CREATE NEW BUSINESS

JET TECHNOLOGIES

16 MAR. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-46

P93-1OO48

NASA AND CENTRAL AMERICA WILL EXPAND RAiN

FOREST STUDIES

16 MAR, 1993 3p NASA RELEASE-93-47

P93-10049

THREE SPACECRAFT TO CONDUCT 3-WEEK

GRAVITATIONAL WAVE SEARCH

17 MAR. 1993 3p NASA RELEASE-93-48

P93-1OO50

PEARSON ANNOUNCES SHUTTLE PROGRAM

ADJUSTMENTS

19 MAR. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-49

P93-10051

NASA/OHIO AEROSPACE INSTITUTE TO HOST

CYBERSPACE CONFERENCE

22 MAR 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-50

P93-10052

EVIDENCE POINTS TO OCEANS, LIGHTNING ON

EARLY VENUS

24 MAR. 1993 3p NASA RELEASE-93-51

P93-1OO53

NASA TO DEVELOP TECHNOLOGY FOR FUTURE

HIGH-SPEED TRANSPORTS

25 MAR. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-52

1='93-10054

DIAZ NAMED TO SPACE SCIENCE POST

24 MAR. 1993 lp NASA RELEASE-93-53

1=93-1005=;

EXPLORATION EFFORT SHIFTED TO OFFICE OF

SPACE SCIENCE

25 MAR. 1993 lp NASA RELEASE-93-54

P93-10056

NASA AND CALIFORNIA WINE GROWERS JOINTLY

BATTLE PEST DAMAGE

30 MAR. 1993 3p NASA RELEASE-93-55

P93-1OO57

NASA AWARDS CONTRACT FOR EOSDIS CORE

SYSTEM

30 MAR. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-56

1_3-1005B

NEW TECHNOLOGY REINVESTMENT PROJECT

SEMINAR SET FOR APRIL 1

30 MAR 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-57

P93-10059

DIAMONDS IN THE SKY CHALLENGE GALAXY

EVOLUTION THEORIES

1 APR. 1993 3p NASA RELEASE-93-58

P93-1OO60

SPACE STATION REDESIGN ADVISORY MEMBERS

NAMED

1 APR. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-59

11393-10061

NASA TDRSS NETWORK MARKS 10 YEARS OF

OPERATION

2 APR. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-60

P93-10062

PRIME AND BACKUP COSMONAUTS NAMED FOR

SHUTTLE STS-6O MISSION

2 APR. 1993 lp NASA RELEASE-93-61

P93-100_3

NASA AND THE RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN

MARS '94 CONTRACT

2 APR t993 lp NASA RELEASE-93-62

P93-10064

SCIENTISTS REVEAL NATURE OF EXPLODING. RED

SUPERGIANT STAR

6 APR. 1993 3p NASA RELEASE-93-63

1'93-10065

GIBBONS OUTLINES SPACE STATION REDESIGN

GUIDANCE

6 APR. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-64

P93-10066

NASA, OTHER AGENCIES TO EXPLAIN

TECHNOLOGY REINVESTMENT

8 APR. t993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-65

P93-10067

CLEMENTINE MISSION SCIENCE TEAM SELECTED

9 APR. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-66

P93-10068

COMPUTER PROGRAM WILL CATALOG

ASTRONOMICAL SKY SURVEY

13 APR. 1993 21) NASA RELEASE-93-67

P93-10OO9

OZONE DESTROYING CHLORINE EXISTED LONGER

IN 1992-93 WINTER

14 APR. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-68

P93-10070

NASA SPACE SUIT AND MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES

HONORED

15 APR. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-69

P93-1OO71

JEFF LAWRENCE APPOINTED TO HEAD

LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS FOR NASA

19 APR. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-70

P93-10072

NASA SR-71 NOW A FLYING OBSERVATORY

20 APR. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-71

P93-1OO73

NASA SATELLITE DATA SHAKE THEORIES ON

GAMMA-RAY BURSTS

22 APR. 1993 3p NASA RELEASE-93-72

P93-1OO74

NASA ENGINEER RECEIVES TECHNOLOGY

TRANSFER AWARD

23 APR 1993 lp NASA RELEASE-93-73

I)93-10075

1992-93 GLOBAL OZONE LEVELS LOWER THAN ANY

PREVIOUS YEAR

22 APR. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-74

P93-1OO78

NASA F-15 MAKES FIRST ENGINE-CONTROLLED

TOUCHDOWN

22 APR. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-75

P93-1OO77

HUBBLE TELESCOPE SERVICING MISSION

SCHEDULED FOR ELEVEN DAYS

23 APR. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-76

1=93-10078

TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER CENTER TO WORK WITH

SDIO TO AID INDUSTRY

29 APR. 1993 lp NASA RELEASE-93-77

1=93-10079

FIRST SPACEHAB FLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS STS-57

SHUTTLE MISSION

JUN, 1993 77p NASA RELEASE-93-78

1=93-10080

COLUMBIA'S RETURN MARKS SIGNIFICANT SPACE

SHUTTLE MILESTONES

6 MAY 1993 4p NASA RELEASE-93-79

P93-1OO81

FASTEST SUPERCOMPUTER CAN BOOST U.S.

AEROSPACE INDUSTRY

7 MAY 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-SO

P93-1OO82

WORLD'S LARGEST WIND TUNNEL WILL BE

WORLD'S QUIETEST

10 MAY 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-91

P93-10083

NASA AND NATIONAL INDUSTRY RESEARCH

GROUP SIGN AGREEMENT

11 MAY 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-82

P93-10084

NASA GROUND TERMINALS RECEIVE NATIVE

AMERICAN NAMES

13 MAY 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-83

NEWS RELEASES

P93-10085

NASA AMES TO DRIVE RUSSIAN ROBOT VIA

SATELLITE

14 MAY 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-84

P93-1OO86

SOLICITATION ISSUED FOR TECHNOLOGY

REINVESTMENT PROPOSALS

14 MAY 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-85

P93-10087

LEWIS SPACE RESEARCH SPAWNS WATER

PURIFICATION SYSTEM

17 MAY 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-86

P93-1OO88

INTERNATIONAL MARS EXPLORATION GROUP

FORMED

17 MAY 1993 tp NASA RELEASE-93-87

P93-10089

NASA JOINS FORCES WITH INDUSTRY IN AIDS

RESEARCH

17 MAY 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-88

P93-1OOOO

MAGELLAN TO TEST AEROBRAKtNG MANEUVER IN

VENUS ATMOSPHERE

18 MAY 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-89

P93-10091

INDUSTRY TESTS NASA COMPUTER PROGRAMS

FOR EFFICIENT DESIGNING

19 MAY 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-90

P93-1(X)92

LEWIS, CASE, BATTELLE TO COMMERCIALIZE NASA

INVENTIONS

19 MAY 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-91

P93-10093

NASA TO FEATURE VIDEOWALL AT PARIS AiR SHOW

20 MAY 1993 lp NASA RELEASE-93-92

P93-10094

METABOLIC SPACEWALK STUDIES SUBJECT OF

AMES RESEARCH

20 MAY 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-93

1='93-10095

SCIENTISTS LOCATE NEW RADIATION BELT

AROUND EARTH

25 MAY 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-94

1=93-10096

NASA SYSTEM RESEARCH AIRCRAFT MAKES FIRST

TEST FLIGHT

24 MAY 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-95

P93-10097

HUBBLE SERVICING MISSION STUDY COMPLETED

25 MAY 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-96

P93-1OO98

HUBBLE LOOKS AT THE HEART OF A GALAXY

COLLISION

25 MAY 1993 3p NASA RELEASE-93-97

P93-10099

MAGELLAN AEROBRAKING, GRAVITY STUDIES

UNDERWAY

26 MAY 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-98

1=93-10100

VOYAGER SPACECRAFT FIND CLUE TO ANOTHER

SOLAR SYSTEM MYSTERY

26 MAY 1993 3p NASA RELEASE-93-99

P93-10101

NASA TO COMMERCIALIZE REMOTE-CONTROL

TECHNOLOGY

1 JUN. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-100

P93-10102

BIENNIAL ASTRONAUT RECRUITING BEGINS

1 JUN. 1993 lp NASA RELEASE-93-101

P93-10t03

SHUTTLE TILE MATERIAL MAY HELP IN BONE

TRANSPLANTS _ _ :

2 JUN 1993 3p NASA RELEASE-93-102

P93-10104

NASA TESTING NEW, POWERFUL DUCTED FANS

ENGINE FOR CIVIL JETS

3 JUN. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-103

F-2
NEWS RELEASES

P93-10105

STATION REDESIGN TEAM TO SUBMIT FINAL

REPORT

4 JUN 1993 5p NASA RELEASE-93-104

P93-10106

NEW DISCOVERIES BY NASA'S EUV EXPLORER

PRESENTED

7 JUN. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-105

P93-I0107

NASA USES NEW METHOD TO DETECT NEW STARS

AND PLANETS

9 JUN 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-106

P93-10108

EVIDENCE FOR SOLID WATER FOUND ON

JUPITER'S MOON IO

B JUN. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-107

P93-10109

HUBBLE CLOSING IN ON AGE OF THE UNIVERSE

9 JUN 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-108

P93-10110

HUBBLE FINDS EVIDENCE OF STELLAR CLOSE

ENCOUNTERS

9 JUN. 1993 3p NASA RELEASE-93-109

P93-10111

PIONEER CELEBRATES 10 YEARS BEYOND THE

KNOWN SOLAR PLANETS

11 JUN. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-110

P93-10112

NASA AND NIDCD SELECT VESTIBULAR RESEARCH

CENTER

21 JUN. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-111

P93-10113

MALCOLM PETERSON APPOINTED NASA ACTING

COMPTROLLER

14 JUN. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-112

1=93-10114

ASTRONAUT BLUFORD LEAVES NASA

I5 JUN. I993 lp NASA RELEASE-93-113

1=93-10115

ASTRONAUT MARK BROWN TO JOIN GENERAL

RESEARCH CORP.

16 JUN 1993 lp NASA RELEASE-93-114

P93-10116

NASA F-15 BEING READIED FOR ADVANCED

MANEUVERING FLIGHT

16 JUN. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-115

P93-10117

MINORITY STUDENTS APPRENTICE ON SPACE

RESEARCH

18 JUN. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-116

1=93-10118

STUDENTS BEGIN NASA LIFE SCIENCES TRAINING

PROGRAM

21 JUN. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-117

P93-10119

SHUTTLE OZONE DATA RETRIEVED FROM ATMOS

RECORDER

23 JUN. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-118

I)93-10120

NASA STUDY REFINES ESTIMATES OF AMAZON

DEFORESTATION

24 JUN. 1993 3p NASA RELEASE-93-119

I)93-10121

TWO ASTRONAUTS APPOINTED TO

HEADOUARTERS POSITIONS

24 JUN 1993 lp NASA RELEASE-93-120

P93-10122

ACTS DEPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS STS-51 MISSION

JUL. 1993 64p NASA RELEASE-93-121

P93-10123

TOPEX POSEIDON MAPS PRECISE GLOBAL SEA

LEVEL

28 JUN 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-122

1=93-10124

NASA SELECTS UPPER ATMOSPHERE

INVESTIGATORS

1 JUL. 1993 3p NASA RELEASE-93-123

P93-10125

NASA AWARDS HIGH-SPEED AIR TRANSPORT

MATERIALS STUDY CONTRACTS

7 JUL. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-124

1=93-10126

NASA AND SUPRA MEDICAL CORP. TO DEVELOP

ULTRASOUND DETECTOR

12 JUL. 1993 lp NASA RELEASE-93-125

P93-10127

TDRSS C-BAND AGREEMENT RESTRUCTURED

13 JUL. 1993 lp NASA RELEASE-93-126

P93-10128

NASA, FAA PROGRAM COULD SAVE AIRLINES

MILLIONS OF DOLLARS

15 JUL. 1993 3p NASA RELEASE-93-127

P93-10129

NASA OSHKOSH EXHIBIT HIGHLIGHTS U.S.

'LEADERSHIP IN AERONAUTICS'

15 JUL. 1993 4p NASA RELEASE-93-128

P93-10130

NASA AND GERMAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN SPACE

AGREEMENT

16 JUL. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-129

P93-10131

HUBBLE SUPPORTS BLACK HOLE MODEL FOR

ACTIVE GALAXIES

16 JUL. 1993 3p NASA RELEASE-93-130

I}93-10132

JSC DIRECTOR COHEN ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT

16 JUL. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-131

P93-10133

FINARELLI APPOINTED HEAD OF STRATEGIC

PLANNING

19 JUL 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-132

P93-10134

HUBBLE FINDS A DOUBLE NUCLEUS IN THE

ANDROMEDA GALAXY

19 JUL. 1993 4p NASA RELEASE-93-133

I)93-10135

NASA PROVIDING MIDWEST FLOODING

INFORMATION

22 JUL. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-134

1=93-10136

STS-58 SECOND SPACELAB MISSION DEDICATED

TO LIFE SCIENCES

BtDL 11Dgl_r 38p

SPACE STATION ORGANIZATION CHANGES

ANNOUNCED

27 JUL. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-136

1'93-10138

NASA ADAPTING UNIQUE X-RAY SYSTEM TO

INSPECT AIRCRAFT

28 JUL. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-137

!)93-10139

ARKANSAS, NASA SIGN TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER

ACCORD

30 JUL 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-138

P93-10140

ASTRONAUT BAGIAN TAKES LEAVE OF ABSENCE

3 AUG. 1993 lp NASA RELEASE-93-139

P93-10141

PAYLOAD COMMANDERS NAMED FOR FUTURE

SHUTTLE MISSIONS

3 AUG. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-140

1=93-10142

COMPTON OBSERVATORY DISCOVERS INTENSE,

NEW X-RAY PULSAR

3 AUG. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-141

P93-10143

NITROGEN ICE DISCOVERED ON PLUTO

6 AUG. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-142

P93-10144

UNIQUE CHEMICAL PROCESS COULD IMPROVE

CERAMIC MATERIALS

9 AUG. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-143

P93-10145

MAGELLAN AEROBRAKING AT VENUS A SUCCESS

10 AUG. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-144

P93-10146

COBE 'BIG BANG' DATA MADE AVAILABLE TO

SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY

10 AUG. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-145

P93-10147

NASA NAMES IMAGING PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR

FOR MESUR PATHFINDER

12 AUG. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-146

P93-10148

NASA TESTS HELICOPTER MODEL IN ICING

CONDITIONS

13 AUG. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-147

P93-10149

SPACE STATION HOST CENTER AND PRIME

CONTRACTOR ANNOUNCED

17 AUG. 1993 3p NASA RELEASE-g3-148

P93-10150

HEADING FOR JUPITER, GALILEO TO ENCOUNTER

ITS SECOND ASTEROID

23 AUG. 1993 lp NASA RELEASE-93-149

P93-10151

NASA EDUCATION TELECASTS SCHEDULED FOR

1993-94 SCHOOL YEAR

23 AUG. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-150

P93-10152

CONTROLLERS LOSE CONTACT WITH NOAA-13

SATELLITE

23 AUG. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-151

P93-10153

NASA BOOSTS HYPERSONIC RESEARCH WITH

UNIVERSITY GRANTS

25 AUG. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-152

P93-10154

NASA NAMES HEAD OF MARS OBSERVER

INVESTIGATION BOARD

26 AUG. 1993 lp NASA RELEASE-93-153

P93-10155

NASA/NOAA PANEL TO INVESTIGATE NOAA-13

FAILURE

26 AUG. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-154

P93-10156

NASA, STATE OF FLORIDA, SIGN TECHNOLOGY

TRANSFER ACCORD

27 AUG. 1993 lp NASA RELEASE-93-155

P93-10157

HUBBLE IDENTIFIES A SOURCE OF MYSTERIOUS

X-RAY BURSTS

27 AUG. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-156

P93-10158

NASA NAMES TEAM TO STUDY RETURN TRIP TO

MARS

1 SEP. 1993 lp NASA RELEASE-93-157

P93-10159

NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY AND EDUCATION

INITIATIVES LAUNCHED

3 SEP. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-158

P93-10160

MARS OBSERVER INVESTIGATION BOARD

MEMBERS NAMED

3 SEP. 1993 lp NASA RELEASE-93-159

P93-10161

NASA SPACE STATION DIRECTOR RICHARD KOHRS

TO RETIRE

3 SEP, 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-160

P93-10162

CREW MEMBERS SELECTED FOR STS-63 SHUTI'LE

SPACEHAB-3 FLIGHT

8 SEP. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-161

P93-10163

CORDOVA NAMED NASA CHIEF SCIENTIST

10 SEP. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-162

1='93-10164

NASA TESTS NEW LASER AIR DATA SYSTEM ON

SR-71 BLACKBIRD

17 SEP. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-163

1'93-10165

SATELLITE DATA GET NEW LEASE ON LIFE FROM

SOFTWARE BOOST

22 SEP. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-164

F-3
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P93-10166

FLIGHT TESTS PROVE SIMPLER SATELLITE-GUIDED

AUTOLAND METHOD

23 SEP 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-165

P93-10t67

PROTEIN CRYSTAL GROWTH RESEARCH TAKES

STEP TOWARD NEW DRUGS

23 SEP. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-166

P93-10168

NASA RESEARCHERS RECORD UNUSUAL FLASHES

IN UPPER ATMOSPHERE

23 SEP. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-167

P93-10169

NASA SELECTS SECOND SET OF SMALL EXPLORER

MISSIONS

24 SEP. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-168

P93-10170

HUBBLE INSTRUMENT MAY RECEIVE FURTHER

TESTING

24 SEP. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-169

1=93-10171

NEW WINDSHEAR SENSORS A

GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY 'SUCCESS STORY'

28 SEP. 1993 3p NASA RELEASE-93-170

P93-10172

NASA, FAA CONSIDER REVISED WlNDSHEAR

PILOTING PROCEDURES

29 SEP. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-171

P93-10173

NASA/FAA RESEARCH AIMS AT MORE EFFICIENT

AIRSPACE OPERATIONS

30 SEP. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-172

1=93-10174

SHUTTLE MISSION TO CONDUCT SCIENTIFIC FIRST

28 SEP. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-173

P93-10175

HUBBLE SEES GAS SHELL AROUND NOVA CYGNI

1992

30 SEP. 1993 3p NASA RELEASE-93-174

P93-10176

TWENTY NATIONAL STUDENT WINNERS HONORED

tN WASHINGTON

30 SEP, 1993 3p NASA RELEASE-93-175

P93*10177

ARCHITECT OF NASA TECHNOLOGY INCUBATORS

TO RECEIVE AWARD

30 SEP, 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-176

1>93-10178

MINORITY CONTRACTORS OF THE YEAR AWARDS

ANNOUNCED

4 OCT. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-177

P_3-10179

ANTARCTIC TO BECOME LABORATORY FOR

FUTURE MARS MISSIONS

4 OCT. 1993 3p NASA RELEASE-93-178

P93-10180

COMPTON GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY TO GET

ORBIT BOOST

4 OCT. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-179

P93-10181

PORTABLE COMPUTER TO HELP ASTRONAUTS

CONDUCT SCIENCE

5 OCT. 1993 3p NASA RELEASE-93-180

P93-10182

SHUTTLE RAT EXPERIMENT YIELDS UNEXPECTED

RESULTS

8 OCT. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-181

P93-10183

GAMMA-RAY OBSERVATORY PRODUCES THREE

MAJOR DISCOVERIES

12 OCT. 1993 3p NASA RELEASE-93-182

P93-10184

NASA PROGRAM TO HELP VICTIMS OF RUSSIAN

EMERGENCY

12 OCTI 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-183

P93-I0185

NASA BOARD TO INVESTIGATE STS-51 HARDWARE

PROBLEM

13 OCT. 1993 lp NASA RELEASE-93-184

P93-10186

DIRECTOR OF AMES TECHNOLOGY

COMMERCIALIZATION CENTER NAMED

15 OCT. 1993 1p NASA RELEASE-93-185

P93-10187

NASA SELECTS FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY PROPOSALS

15 OCT. 1993 5p NASA RELEASE-93-186

I)93-10188

FROZEN MOLECULAR HYDROGEN DISCOVERED IN

STELLAR NURSERY

15 OCT. 1993 3p NASA RELEASE-93-187

P93-10189

HUBBLE INVESTIGATES COMET ON A COLLISION

COURSE WITH JUPITER

18 OCT. 1993 4p NASA RELEASE-93-188

P93-10190

NASA LIMITS EXPENDITURES ON THE ASRM

PROGRAM

18 OCT. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-189

P93-10191

1993 ANTARCTIC OZONE HOLE REACHES RECORD

LOWS

18 OCT. 1993 3p NASA RELEASE-93-tg0

P93-10192

GOLDIN ANNOUNCES KEY SPACE STATION

MANAGEMENT MOVES

20 OCT. 1993 lp NASA RELEASE-93-191

P93-10193

MYSTERY OF 'FASTEST FLICKERING' GALAXY

SOLVED

20 OCT. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-192

P93-10194

GALILEO DETECTS MAGNETIC FIELD AROUND

ASTEROID IDA

22 OCT. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-193

P93-10195

COCKPIT WEATHER SYSTEM MAY SAVE AIRLINES

$6 MILLION PER YEAR

25 OCT. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-194

P93-10196

DANTE ROBOT TO EXPLORE ACTIVE ALASKA

VOLCANO IN SPRING

26 OCT. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-195

P93-10197

U.S./RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCIES HOOKING

SCIENCE NETWORKS

29 OCT. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-196

P93-10198

NASA FOSTERS AEROSPACE ENGINEERING AT

SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY

30 OCT. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-197

I)93-10199

NASA-RUSSIAN MISSION EXPLORES KAMCHATKAN

VOLCANOES

29 OCT. 1993 3p NASA RELEASE-93-198

1_3-10200

NASA FLIES FIBER OPTICS ON AIRCRAFT CONTROL

SYSTEMS TEST

29 OCT. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-199

1=93-10201

NASA ANNOUNCES NEW SEMICONDUCTOR

GROWTH PROCESS

1 NOV. 1993 lp NASA RELEASE-93-200

P93-10202

NASA SPONSORING SMALL BUSINESS

CONFERENCE ON DEC, 1-2

5 NOV. 1993 tp NASA RELEASE-93-201

P93-10203

NASA STARTS PHASE II OF SUPERSONIC AIRLINER

EFFORT

8 NOV. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-202

P93-10204

HUBBLE DEEP-SKY SURVEY FINDS INTERACTING

GALAXIES IN A CLUSTER

8 NOV. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-203

P93-10205

FIVE SPACE-WALKS TO SERVICE HUBBLE SPACE

TELESCOPE HIGHLIGHTS SHUTTLE MISSION STS-61

DEC. 1993 53p NASA RELEASE-93-204

P93-10206

TOPEX/POSEIDON DATA CONFIRMS EL NINO

PREDICTIONS

9 NOV. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-205

P93-10207

NASA SMALL BUSINESS OUTREACH OFFICE TO

OPEN IN NASHUA, NrH,

9 NOV. 1993 lp NASA RELEASE-93-206

P93-10208

NASA ANNOUNCES 1993 SBIR PHASE I SELECTIONS

12 NOV. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-207

P93-10209

IO'S 'GHOST DETECTED ON JUPITER

10 NOV, 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-208

P93-10210

JPL TEAM DEVELOPS SPECIAL POLLUTION

DETECTION GLASS

15 NOV. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-209

P93-10211

NASA TAPS 20 SCHOOLS FOR AERONAUTICS

ENGINEERING GRANTS

15 NOV. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-210

P93-10212

NASA TO DEVELOP AND BUILD SPACE STATION

FURNACE FACILITY

19 NOV. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-g3-211

P93-10213

TECHNOLOGY 2003 TO HIGHLIGHT NEW

TECHNOLOGICAL DISCOVERIES

29 NOV. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-g3-212

P93o10214

NASA HELPS PROVIDE FAMINE EARLY WARNING

FOR AFRICA

29 NOV. 1993 3p NASA RELEASE-g3-213

P93-10215

NASA EXCEEDS MINORITY SMALL BUSINESS GOAL

AHEAD OF SCHEDULE

30 NOV. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-214

P93-10216

YELLOW CREEK FACILITIES TARGETED FOR

SHUTFLE NOZZLE WORK

2 DEC. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-215

P93-10217

NASA ANNOUNCES ADDITIONAL 1993 SMALL

BUSINESS SELECTIONS

6 DEC. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-216

P93-10218

ULYSSES REACHES UNEXPLORED REGIONS OF

SUN

6 DEC. 1903 3p NASA RELEASE-93-217

1393-10219

NASA-INDUSTRY EFFORT BOOSTS AUTOMATED

PARTS ID SYSTEM

6 DEC. 1993 3p NASA RELEASE-93-218

P93-10220

NASA SELECTS PHASE II SMALL BUSINESS

PROJECTS

15 DEC. 1993 lp NASA RELEASE-g3-219

P93-10221

NASA BEGINS DEVELOPMENT OF FIRST

ASTEROID-ORBITING MISSION

15 DEC. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-220

P93-10222

NASA AND RUSSIA SIGN AERONAUTICS

AGREEMENT IN MOSCOW

16 DEC. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-221

P93-10223

NASA AND RUSSIAN SPACE AGENCY SIGN

AGREEMENT FOR ADDITIONAL SPACE SHUTTLE/MIR

MISSIONS

16 DEC. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-222

P93-10224

NASA SCIENTISTS CREATE EARTH BREATHING

IMAGE

20 DEC. 1993 3p NASA RELEASE-93-223

P93-10225

NASA SUCCEEDS WITH GAMMA-RAY

OBSERVATORY REBOOST

20 DEC. 1993 3p NASA RELEASE-93-224

F-4
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P93-10226

NASA MODIFIES FUNDING SUPPORT FOR CENTERS

FOR COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT

20 DEC. 1993 31) NASA RELEASE-93-225

P93-10227

HST SERVICING MISSION HIGHLIGHTS 1993 NASA

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

22 DEC. 1993 28p NASA RELEASE-g3-226

P93-10228

PERSEUS RESEARCH AIRCRAFT MAKES FIRST

TEST FLIGHT

21 DEC. 1993 2p NASA RELEASE-93-227

P93-10229

NASA ENDS COSMIC BACKGROUND EXPLORER

SCIENCE OPERATIONS

23 DEC. 1993 21) NASA RELEASE-93-228

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4, Title and Subtitle

Index to NASA

News Releases and Speeches 1993

7. Author(s)

9.

12.

Performing Organization Name and Address

NASA Scientific and Technical Information Program

Sponsoring Agency Name and Address

National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Washington, DC 20546-0001

15. Supplementary Notes

3. Recipient's Catalog No.

5. Report Date

April 1994

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JTT

8. Performing Organlzation Report No,

10. Work Unit No.

11, Contract or Grant No.

13. Type of Report and Period Covered

Technical Memorandum

14. Sponsoring Agency Code

16. Abstract

This index contains a listing of news releases distributed by the Office of Public Affairs,

NASA Headquarters, and a selected listing of speeches presented by members of the

Headquarters staff during 1993.

17, Key Words (Suggested by Author(s))

News Releases

Speeches

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