Spaceflight 1991: Vol 33 Index

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INDEX 1991
paceflight
The International Magazine of Space and Astronautics
VOLUME 33, 1991
INDEX
Editor: G.V. Groves PhD, FBIS
AUTHOR INDEX
ALLOWAY P. NASA Awards Contract for Endeavour Drag Chute
BIRD J. International Space University '90
BURNHAM D. Japan Approves New Moon Mission
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CHERNYSHOV M. The Work of Valentin Glushko
DUDLEY K. Earth Observation at ISU
ESDERS, J.P. Mir “Not For Sale” Say Cosmonauts
FOGG MJ. The Problem of Terraforming
FOWLER M.J.F. Satellite Archaeology
FRENCH J.R. Some Unconventional Approaches to the Exploration of Mars
GWYNNE O., McKAY C. Human Exploration of Mars
& ZUBRIN R.
HAESELER D. Soviets to Modify Proton Launcher, New Design Features 23.5-tonne Capacity
HALL R. Cosmonaut Grechko Visits London
HARTSFIELD J. On the Flight Deck
HARVEY B. “| Was Last to Touch the Sputnik”
HARVEY B. Regata Ready to Sail
HOOPER . G.R. Yevgeni Salei: A Rare Interview with a Rookie Cosmonaut
JOHNSON-FREESE J. NASP As an American Orphan:
& HANDBERG R. Bureaucratic Politics and the Development of Hypersonic Flight
KIDGER Amateur Waverider Experiment Could Fly on Juno
KIDGER Cosmonauts Repair Hatch During EVA
KIDGER ESA/Soviet Radio Telescope Proposed
KIDGER Kazakh Cosmonaut
KIDGER Mir’s Effectiveness Questioned
KIDGER Mir Mission Report
KIDGER New Proton Variant
KIDGER Soviet-Indian Agreement Signed
KIDGER Soviet “Space Troops” Launch New Satellite
KIDGER UK Schools Speak to Mir
KIDGER ZZN. ZZ2Z2Z22222 Yuri Gagarin’s Immortal Day
LONGDON N. Bright Eyes on the Earth
LONGDON N. I a fo cio choca ctteuasawenecasmy inde sycuk baceaueunenusainwont ocscabeuceononpeoter manana 100, 140
McLAUGHLIN W.I. Space at JPL
PEEBLES C. Asteroids: Package of Surprises
PEEBLES C. Texas Firm Offers Ride to Mir
POWELL J. NASA Takes Delivery of its New Shuttle,
Endeavour Begins Preparations for 1992 Mission
SCALA KJ. & CROWE M.A. SPARTA Program: The Redstone Down Under
SCHUILING R. Astronauts Give GRO a Helping Hand,
Emergency Spacewalk Saves Gamma Ray Observatory
SCHUILING R. Life Sciences Get Important New Data From Spacelab Mission
SCHUILING R. Military Shuttle Keeps its Secrets, Kennedy Landing Highlights End of Mission
SCHUILING R. Shuttle Crew Saves Astro Mission, Columbia Comes Home One day Early
SCHUILING R. Shuttle Flies “Star Wars” Mission, Discovery Makes Kennedy Landing
SHERWOOD R. Britain in Space
SPITERI G. Irwin’s Mission to the Moon
VAN DEN ABEELEN L. Soviet Space at the Crossroads
WILKINS D. The Olympus Recovery: “Mission Impossible”? .........: NGS i ovceenevevsovestncieenwiventsaeseesanAl
WILLIAMS G.V. Keeping Track of Comets and Minor Planets
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INDEX 1991
SUBJECT INDEX
AFP-675 Experiment 232 CARINA Recovery Vehicle 9 ‘Redesign 110
AFP-731 Satellite . 4 Cassini Mission 365 Galileo Probe
Almaz Satellite, Launch Delayed 7 NASA-ESA Agreement 75 Antenna Fails to Deploy 185
Delayed Again 40 NASA Selects Investigators 9 Antenna Stuck 293
Apollo 15 284 China, Space Projects 367 Earth Flyby 9, 56
Arabsat 223 Awards Contract to Spar 367 Extended Mission 260
Archaeology 281 CIRRIS_ Instrumentation 232 Gaspra Flyby 261, 293
Ariane Cluster Satellites 224 Gamma Ray Observatory 75, 150
Arabsat 223 Columbia, Hydrogen Leakage 111 First Burst Detected 190
Astra Contract 41 Delayed 362 Launch 194
DirecTv Contract 403 Comets 276 Renamed 367
ELA-1 Dismantled 260 Correspondence 32, 102, 172, Starts Work 328
Eutelsat Contract 221 272, 309, 334, Technical Details 162
Laser Gyro Contract 223 392, 410 Gagarin, Yuri 124
Micro-Satellite Contract 187 Cosmonauts, Gaspra Asteroid 160
Mini-SPELDA 99 Candidates Named 79 Giottot, Extended Mission 260
MSAT 1 Contract 260 French Arrive 74 Glushko, Rocket Engineer 88
V41 77 Grechko in London 296 GOES Satellites 259
V42 7? Yevgeni Salei Interview 314 G Star IV Launched 4
V44 222 CRAF, Cancelled 265 H-I]
V46 Launched 368 Unexpected Go-Ahead 365 Commercial Bid 402
V46 - V57 Schedule 368 Crew Pictures Rocket Setback 332
V47 403 Soyuz TM-9 11 Hermes, Consortium 4
Ariane 42P Launched 4 STS-35 54 Costs Soar 270
Ariane 44L 77, 293 STS-37 18, 114, 199 Delayed 362
Ariane 44LP 77 STS-38 29 HISPASAT 1B 368
Asteroids 342 STS-39 82, 235 Hiten-Hagoromo Mission 370
Astra 1B oF STS-40 18, 336, 338 HOPE 259
Astra 1C and 1D 41 STS-43 256, 313 HOTOL, Antonov Launch Study 259
Astro Observatory 20, 47 STS-48 330, 378 Hubble Space Telescope
Astro-2 224 DE-1 Spacecraft 221 COSTAR Contract 400
Astronaut/Cosmonaut Delta |i Contract 221 Gyroscope Fails 40
Exchange 290 DFS3 Contract 402 Instrument Malfunctions 363
Astronauts NAVSTAR Launch 7 Investigation 5
Army Payload Specialist 263 DSP Satellite 406 Jupiter Pictures 221, 400
Couple Married 296 Endeavour 218 Mars Watch 262
Crews Named 42, 369 Drag Chute Contract 81 Repair Plan 130
Guy S. Gardner Leaves 263 Energiya 89, 389 Saturn Storm 5
James Irwin’s Mission 284 EOS 364 Second Gyro Fails 263
James Irwin Dies 293 ERS-1 263 Third Gyro Fails 295
Michael Coats Leaves 260 Bright Eyes on the Earth 168, 316 HUT 20, 47, 224
Seddon for SLS-2 404 Launch Delay 222 Huyghens Probe
Sonny Carter Killed 152 Set for May 4 Contract Award 7
Spacelab Missions 190 ERS-2 Contract 99 IBSS Instrument 232
USML-1 Payload Specialists 221 ESA/Soviet Radio Telescope 112 Inertial Upper Stage,
William Fisher Retires 81 EUMETSAT 101 Wins Award 7
1990 Class Fit to Fly 296 European Space Policy 223 Informator-1 79
1992 Intake 223 Ministers Meeting 362 Inmarsat, Iceland Joins 187
Atlantis, New Brakes 40 Eutelsat Il 221 Launch Contract 402
Atlas, Debris Caused Failure 261 F2 77 Malta Joins 75
Second Commercial F3 261 New Chairman 187
Launch Fails 182 EUVE Launch Slips 403 New Members 4
Atlas I! Damaged 329 EVA 96 New Satellites Deal 98
BBXRT 20, 47, 224 Mir 40, 192, 359 Olof Lundberg Stays 7
BIS, Report of 1990 320 MMU Shelved 292 Satellites Switched 222
Black Arrow 176 STS-37 200 Inmarsat 2 10
Black Knight 174 Extrasolar Planets 353 Launched 111
Blue Streak 174 Freedom Space Station F3 222, 368
Britain in Space 174 Assembly Plan 148 Intelsat VI F5 Launch 293
BS-3b Launched 332 Budget Crisis 220 Ariane to Launch 368
BS-3H Satellite 182 Budget 1992 364 F1 Launch 403
Buran 389 Funded 265, 364 International Space University
French Cosmonaut Trained 398 NASA Plans 146 417, 418
California Institute of Paris Air Show 187 Iridium System 223
Technology 159 Processing Facility Contract 111 IRS-1B 78
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" Launched 329 Lunar Base 371 Satellite Digest 10, 43, 108,
Italsat 1 i Manned Missions 254 153, 298, 349
Japanese Launch Bid 402 Return to the Moon? 370 Scout Launch 263
Juno Project 78 MOP-1 101 SEI 254, 365
BIS Medal for MOP-2 77, 101 Shuttle
Helen Sharman 259, 306 MUSES-A Mission 370 Budget Cut 365
Gets Go-Ahead 44 NASA Carrier Aircraft Delivered 7
Helen Sharman Selected 138 Appointments 75, 329, 366, 404 Costs to be Cut 363
Helen’s 8-Day Mission 226 Budget Crisis 220 Cracked Heat Seals 363
On Schedule 154 Budget for 1992 80, 81 Cracked Hinges 122
Science Experiments 110 Crews Named 42 Engine Contract 77
UK Schools Speak to Mir 268 Moon-Mars Study 254, 365 Engine Damaged 296
Keck Telescope 60 Prepares Four Orbiters 184 Launch Schedule 18, 21
Kennedy Space Center Teacher-in-Space 187 New Training Aircraft 111
Landings 24, 30, 258, 303 Thompson Resignation 368 No New Shuttles 290
Kosmos Launch Fails 296 NASP 134, 365 Pad 39-B Modified 260
Kvant-2 192, 267 NATO 4A Launch 4, 99 Rockwell Contract 403
Hatch 96 Navstar Launch Delay 329 Schedule Revised 152
Hatch Repair 40 Neptune Orbiter 421 SRB Non-Asbestos Test 296
LANDSAT Systems 281 NOAA-D Launched 223 Ten Years On 118
EOSAT/Eurimage Agreement 366 Nuclear Propulsion 255 SIR-A and -B 281
5, Seven Years in Orbit 188 N-1 Lunar Booster 2, 78 Society News 34, 71, 104, 143,
T26OOL8e8UBdee— _SLfeeeeee e. , e LDEF, Rare Isotope 111 Obituary 180, 214, 306, 308,
Life Science Spacelab Mission 380 Carl-Johan Clemedson 216 356, 394, 426
Long March 4 Disintegrates 4 Robert James Bremner 72 Sofora Girder 359
Launches 367 Olympus, Back to Life 265 Solar-A Launched 333
LOVE Study 77 Out of Control 222 Solar Sailing,
Lunar GAS Spacecraft 373 Power Loss 75 Regata Spacecraft 191
Observer 371 Recovery Impossible? 384 Solar System,
Polar Orbiter 372 ORBCOMM-X Spacecraft Explore 351
Prospector Project 374 Telesat to Offer Service 404 Solidaridad 1 and 2 368
Scout Project 373 Unresponsive 331 Soviet Space Programme
Orwnsn O DOOoAanLoun ar-A Mission 371 Oscar Satellite 404 At the Crossroads 387
McDonnell Douglas OSC Financial Results 402 Future in Doubt 326
Appointment 404 Ozone, NASA-Soviet Launch 293 N-1 Moon Rocket 2, 78, 188
Magellan Probe 75 Ozone Watch 300, 346, 377 Soviet-indian Agreement 78
Radar Images 156, 187 Payload Specialists Selected 221 Soyuz TM-9 11, 315
Marecs Satellites 222 Military Expert Selected 263 TM-10 15, 16, 94
ouanoo Mars Exploration 62, 208 Pegasus, TM-11 14, 91, 177, 192, 228
Manned Missions 254 Brazilian Contract 402 TM-12 193, 226, 266, 293
Observer Spacecraft 350 Launch Contract 111 TM-13 293, 366
Meteorologicai Satellites, OSC in Japan 111 TM-14 293
Parts | and Il 100, 140 Second Launch 223, 291 Space at JPL 56, 156, 350, 420
Minor Planets 276 Planetary Systems 353 Exploration Initiative 6
Mir Mission Report 14, 91, 177, Pluto Flyby 421 Law, UK Panel 7
192, 226, 266, 359 Polyus Orbital Factory 315 Policy 223
Mir Space Station Polyuz Spacecraft 388 Sickness Reduced 41
Austrian/Soviet Mission 366 Progress M-5 91 Welder Test 329
Effectiveness Questioned 189 M-6 96 Spacelab Life Sciences 75, 336,
EVA 40, 192, 266, 359 M-6 Demise 179 380, 413
Franco-Soviet Mission 74 M-7 177, 179, 360 SPARTA Program 287
Italian Cosmonaut 315 M-7 Near Miss 188, 192 SPAS-II 232
Japanese Launched 91 M-8 266, 360 SPOT-1 281
Japanese Reporter in Space 14 M-9 360 Sputnik | 17
Joint US/Soviet Flight 41 M-10 Docks on 2nd Attempt 398 Stafford Report 254
Kvant Module Diagram 177 Proton Launcher 248 STS-35 20, 46
Lottery Illegal 111 New Variant 79 STS-36 258
New Launch System (NLS) 364 QuickStar Satellites 368 STS-37 18, 75, 114, 150, 194, 223
Not For Sale 398 Radarsat, Launch Agreed 113 STS-38 19, 24
Paris Air Show 187 Redstone Missile 287 STS-39 18, 75, 82, 122, 184, 232
Priroda Module 97 Regata Spacecraft 191 STS-40 18, 75, 184, 240, 250,
Programme 387 Remote Sensing 281 265, 336, 380, 413
Solar Panels 16 Romantis Project 7 STS-43 19, 185, 256, 265, 311
Space Crane 189 Rosetta Spacecraft 113 STS-44 19, 263, 330, 406
US/Soviet Agreement 110 Salyut-7 41 STS-46 369
Mission to Planet Earth 40 Crashes in Argentina 74 STS-47 369
Molniya Spaceplane 389 Finai Days 113 STS-48 19, 265, 300, 330, 377
Moon Satcom C1 Launch 4 STS-49 185, 265, 331
Japan’s Lunar-A Project 225 Satellite Archaeology 281 STS-50 331, 369
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INDEX 1991
STS-52 369 Thai Satellite Contract 403 Ready for Jupiter 261
STS-53 369 Titan 4 US Space Program
STS-54 369 Vandenberg Launches 110, Report on Future 38
STS-55 369 Topex-Poseidon Satellite 368, Stafford Report 254
STS-60 369 Turksat US-Argentine Agreement 293
Superbird-A Satellite Fails 40 Contract Vandenberg Pad for Titan 4 111
Telecommunications Satellite 368 UARS 265, 300, Venus 156, 187
TDRS-4 256, 365 UIT * 20, 47, WUPPE 20, 47
Telecom IIA .368 Ulysses Probe, Half Way Zenit Launch Abort 296
Terraforming 244 Operational Explodes on Lift-Off 327
BOOK NOTICES
Batrakov Yu.V. Ephemerides of Minor Planets for 1991
Benest D. & Froeschle C. Modern Methods in Celestial Mechanics
Birney D.S. Observational Astronomy
BNSC 1891 Directory of UK Space Capabilities
Bruck M.T. Exercises in Practical Astronomy using Photographs: With Solutions
Burgess E. Return to the Red Planet
Cassatella A. & Viotti R. Physics of Classical Novae
Clark, R.N. Visual Astronomy of Deep Sky
Collins M.J. & Fries S.D. A Spacefaring Nation: Perspectives on American Space History and Policy
Davoust E. The Csomic Water Hole
Dolgov A.D. Basics of Modern Cosmology
Fortescue P. & Stark J. Eds. Spacecraft Systems Engineering
Friedman H. The Astronomer’s Universe: Stars, Galaxies and Cosmos
Grasshoff G. The History of Ptolemy’s Star Catalogue
Greco M. Supernova 1978A, One Year Later
Heiken G.H. et al Eds. Lunar Sourcebook: A User’s Guide to the Moon
Hetherington N.S. The Edwin Hubble Papers
Hill H. A Portfolio of Lunar Drawings
Hili J. Weather from Above
Hufbauer K. Exploring the Sun: Solar Science since Galileo
Jaki S.L. Olbers Studies
James R.A. & Miller T.J. Molecular Clouds
Jones K.G. Messier’s Nebulae & Star Clusters
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Littmann M. & Willcox K. _ Totality: Eclipses of the Sun
Longair M.S. The Origins of our Universe
Lovell B. Astronomer by Chance
McCurdy H.E. The Space Station Decision: Incremental Politics and Technological Choice
McLucas J.L. Space Commerce
Mason J.W. Comet Halley: Investigations, Results, Interpretations
Mason R. Satellite Remote Sensing of Polar Regions
Michel F.C. Theory of Neutron Star Magnetospheres
Moore P. Philip’s Stargazer
Murray B. Journey into Space: The First Thirty Years of Space Exploration
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Sanchez F. & Vazquez M. Eds. New Windows to the Universe
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Swift D.W. SETI Pioneers
Tatarewicz J.N. Space Technology and Planetary Astronomy
Tran Thanh Van J. The Standard Model: The Supernova 1987A
Thrower N.J.W. Standing on the Shoulders of Giants: A Longer View of Newton and Halley
Wali K.C. Chandra: A Biography of S. Chandrasekhar
Wertz J.R. & Larson W.J. Space Mission Analysis and Design
Yeomans D.K. Comets: A Chronological History of Observation, Science, Myth and Folklore
| Zombeck M.V. Handbook of Space Astronomy and Astrophysics
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