Remembering the Space Age. - Black Vault Radio Network (BVRN)
Remembering the Space Age. - Black Vault Radio Network (BVRN) Remembering the Space Age. - Black Vault Radio Network (BVRN)
Soyuz 15 mission, 227–28 Soyuz rockets, 306, 307–9, 308 Space Age: changes on earth during, 10–14; culture and, 208–10; curiosity and urge to explore inspired by, 393–94; historical analysis by USA Today, 37–39; individual memories and visual representations, 157–58; legitimacy as “Age,” xiii, 405; nationalism and national identities and, x–xi, 176–77, 184; as saltation, ix, ix n1; signifcance of, 14–16; spiritual meaning of, 174 Space and American Imagination (McCurdy), 118 Space as Premonition (Kosmos kak predchuvstvie), 265–66, 267 Space Cadet (Heinlein), 349 Space exploration: activity level of, xii, xiii, 7–8, 364, 400–401; advance in, ix; biological adaptations, 9, 10; challenges and liberation in, 9–10, 359; Cold War and, 6–7, 55–56, 405; confict as beginning of, 6–7; consequences of, studies of, 152; continuation of, 15–16, 393–95, 401–4; cost of and funding for, 33, 392–93, 402; cultural preoccupation with, 157–58, 399–400; culture and, xi–xii, 118–19, 409–12; as folly, 3; globalization and global identity and, 34–35, 200–202; history of, 86–87; human spacefight, xiii; mythology of, 18–35, 206–7, 209; pathogenic load, 9–10; political economy of, 144–46; private space industry, 33, 116, 116n14, 371–72, 390–91, 411; public involvement in, 409–12; public support for, 37–38; rationales for, 391–92; risks of, 7, 8; robotic space probes, ix, 402n9; signifcance of, 14–16; social and cultural evolution, 9 Index 461 Space exploration Initiative (SeI), 134, 152, 372 Space Foundation, 392, 393 Space Frontier Foundation, 125 Space Launch Commercialization Act, 133 “Space Man—The Story of My Life” (von Braun), 77 Space needle, 180 Space programs: founding fathers, 19–20, 30–32; historical basis to support, 25–26; indigenous technologies, 20–23, 21n6, 22n9, 22n11, 23n12, 32–33; justifcation of, 27–30; nationalism and national identities and, 17–19, 23–27, 27n25; women and, 19n3. See also specifc programs Space Shuttle program: activity level during, 364; commercialization and militarization of space through, 123, 130–33; conservative space agenda and, 125, 134; criticism of, 364, 365; development of, justifcation for, 49; launch photographs, 305, 307, 309n55; liberal space agenda support for, 123; Orbiter Processing Facilities, 315–16, 316; photographs of, 318, 318–20, 319; Student Involvement Program, 412 Space Station Freedom, 126 Space suits, 346–47 Space telescopes, ix Space Week, 390 Spacefight (Kosmicheskii reis), 260–62, 261, 264, 268, 268n35 Spacefight and the Myth of Presidential Leadership (Launius and McCurdy), 122–23 Spacelab, 46 Spaceship earth, 175–78, 208, 390, 398 Spain, 49, 50
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Soyuz 15 mission, 227–28<br />
Soyuz rockets, 306, 307–9, 308<br />
<strong>Space</strong> <strong>Age</strong>: changes on earth during,<br />
10–14; culture and, 208–10; curiosity<br />
and urge to explore inspired by,<br />
393–94; historical analysis by USA<br />
Today, 37–39; individual memories<br />
and visual representations, 157–58;<br />
legitimacy as “<strong>Age</strong>,” xiii, 405;<br />
nationalism and national identities<br />
and, x–xi, 176–77, 184; as saltation,<br />
ix, ix n1; signifcance of, 14–16;<br />
spiritual meaning of, 174<br />
<strong>Space</strong> and American Imagination<br />
(McCurdy), 118<br />
<strong>Space</strong> as Premonition (Kosmos kak<br />
predchuvstvie), 265–66, 267<br />
<strong>Space</strong> Cadet (Heinlein), 349<br />
<strong>Space</strong> exploration: activity level of,<br />
xii, xiii, 7–8, 364, 400–401; advance<br />
in, ix; biological adaptations, 9, 10;<br />
challenges and liberation in, 9–10,<br />
359; Cold War and, 6–7, 55–56,<br />
405; confict as beginning of, 6–7;<br />
consequences of, studies of, 152;<br />
continuation of, 15–16, 393–95,<br />
401–4; cost of and funding for, 33,<br />
392–93, 402; cultural preoccupation<br />
with, 157–58, 399–400; culture and,<br />
xi–xii, 118–19, 409–12; as folly, 3;<br />
globalization and global identity and,<br />
34–35, 200–202; history of, 86–87;<br />
human spacefight, xiii; mythology<br />
of, 18–35, 206–7, 209; pathogenic<br />
load, 9–10; political economy of,<br />
144–46; private space industry, 33,<br />
116, 116n14, 371–72, 390–91, 411;<br />
public involvement in, 409–12;<br />
public support for, 37–38; rationales<br />
for, 391–92; risks of, 7, 8; robotic<br />
space probes, ix, 402n9; signifcance<br />
of, 14–16; social and cultural<br />
evolution, 9<br />
Index 461<br />
<strong>Space</strong> exploration Initiative (SeI),<br />
134, 152, 372<br />
<strong>Space</strong> Foundation, 392, 393<br />
<strong>Space</strong> Frontier Foundation, 125<br />
<strong>Space</strong> Launch Commercialization Act,<br />
133<br />
“<strong>Space</strong> Man—The Story of My Life”<br />
(von Braun), 77<br />
<strong>Space</strong> needle, 180<br />
<strong>Space</strong> programs: founding fa<strong>the</strong>rs,<br />
19–20, 30–32; historical basis<br />
to support, 25–26; indigenous<br />
technologies, 20–23, 21n6, 22n9,<br />
22n11, 23n12, 32–33; justifcation<br />
of, 27–30; nationalism and national<br />
identities and, 17–19, 23–27, 27n25;<br />
women and, 19n3. See also specifc<br />
programs<br />
<strong>Space</strong> Shuttle program: activity level<br />
during, 364; commercialization and<br />
militarization of space through, 123,<br />
130–33; conservative space agenda<br />
and, 125, 134; criticism of, 364, 365;<br />
development of, justifcation for,<br />
49; launch photographs, 305, 307,<br />
309n55; liberal space agenda support<br />
for, 123; Orbiter Processing Facilities,<br />
315–16, 316; photographs of, 318,<br />
318–20, 319; Student Involvement<br />
Program, 412<br />
<strong>Space</strong> Station Freedom, 126<br />
<strong>Space</strong> suits, 346–47<br />
<strong>Space</strong> telescopes, ix<br />
<strong>Space</strong> Week, 390<br />
<strong>Space</strong>fight (Kosmicheskii reis), 260–62,<br />
261, 264, 268, 268n35<br />
<strong>Space</strong>fight and <strong>the</strong> Myth of Presidential<br />
Leadership (Launius and McCurdy),<br />
122–23<br />
<strong>Space</strong>lab, 46<br />
<strong>Space</strong>ship earth, 175–78, 208, 390,<br />
398<br />
Spain, 49, 50