Remembering the Space Age. - Black Vault Radio Network (BVRN)

460 ReMeMBeRInG THe SPACe AGe
Soviet Union, 115, 254–55, 257–58,
260–64, 269–70; United States,
63–64, 115, 158–60, 177–78
Science:The Endless Frontier (Bush), 410
Scientifc Research Institute no. 88,
217
Seattle Century 21 exposition Space
needle, 180
Seattle World’s Fair, 180
Second nature, 186, 202, 232
Second-Order Consequences (Bauer,
Rosenbloom, and Sharp), 142, 148
Secret of Huntsville (Heheimnis von
Huntsville) (Mader), 84, 86
Seitz, Fred, 42
Selesnick, Richard, 327–31
Senior Interagency Group (SIG
Space), 131
Sequence (Serra), 336–37
Serra, Richard, 336–37
Sexton, John, 318–20, 332, 333
Sharp, Laure, 142
Sharpe, Mitchell, 85
Shatner, William, 176
Shenzhou V, 111, 118, 119
Shepard, Alan B., Jr., 163, 165, 168,
280, 354
Shipman, Harry, 403
Shute, nevil, 64
Shuttle Radar Topography Mission,
325, 325
Siberia, 4, 5, 10
Siddiqi, Asif A., 17–35, 206–7, 211,
212, 224, 227, 227n77, 423
Silent Star (Schweigende stern, Der), 262
Sky Calls (Nebo zovët), 262–63,
262n29
Slave labor system, 98–99
Slayton, donald K. “deke,” 354
SLV-3 rocket, 21, 21n8
Smith, Adam, 369
Smith, Michael, 96, 98–99
Smithsonian Institution, xii
Snapshot photography, 297–301, 299
Snoop dogg, 247
Social Indicators (Bauer), 142, 149–50
Solaris, 218
Solnetseva, Iuliia, 257
Soluri, Michael, 271–339, 423
Solution Unsatisfactory (Heinlein), 345
South Korea, 19n2, 27, 27n25
Soviet exhibition of People’s
economic Achievements, Moscow,
231
Soviet Union: ABM Treaty,
128, 129; collapse of, 224–28;
Communist Party Program, 215;
expeditionary science, 16; flms,
253–64, 254n1, 269–70; literary and
social movements and technology
development, 119; movie theaters in,
255; new economic Policy (neP),
256, 256n8, 258–59; new Soviet
Man, 215; science fction interests,
115, 254–55, 257–58, 260–64,
269–70; START, 130; urbanization,
12
Soviet Union space program:
achievements of, 18, 34–35; ASAT
missile events, 128; collapse of,
224–28; cosmonaut myth, 214–17,
216; counter-narratives, 221–23,
226–28; founding father, 19–20; hero
images and celebrity status, 214–17,
216, 224–26, 225; indigenous
technologies, 22–23, 22n11, 23n12,
32; manipulation of by Khrushchev,
56n5; memory and mythology of,
211–14, 235–36; missile and rocket
development, 33; narrative and image
control, 217–21; reasons for success
of, 58–59; space race as Cold War
battleground, 127–28, 158–67, 368;
technology and national prowess, 400
Sovkino, 256, 257, 257n11
Soyuz 1 mission, 211