[oasis-members] Another call for Odyssey submissions

[jack at jackkennedy.net]

The link returned an error message on my PC. Is the video active?

- Jack
http://spaceports.blogspot.com 


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Sent: Fri, 9 Feb 2007 22:49:20 EST
Subject: Re: [oasis-members] Another call for Odyssey submissions

> Lisa/ Eliza:
>     Please consider running this in your   Newsletters:   Bob
>  
>     Prof. Mike Gruntman, Director of the Astronautics  and Space Technology 
> program at USC,  grew up with the Russian Space  effort. His father was Chief 
> Engineer of the construction of their first launch  base, Baikonur. He is now 
> well-versed in the history of space from an  international viewpoint,as 
> evidenced by his recent prize winning book, "BLAZING  THE TRAIL - The early history 
> of spacecraft and Rocketry" (AIAA books). To help  celebrate the forthcoming 
> 50th anniversary of Sputnik (Oct. '57), the first  earth satellite, he and his 
> students have prepared an hour plus program  sketching the beginnings of the  
> race to space using his book for back  ground material. The program is suitable 
> for use as a class room instruction  tool as well as for general interest to 
> history  buffs.    
>     The Distance Education Network of the USC Viterbi  School of Engineering 
> has made publicly available a webcast of the lecture "Road  to Space -The 
> First Thousand Years" that focuses on the history of the events  that led us to 
> the space age. The presentation can be viewed on a standard PC  with Windows 
> Media Player and a high speed internet connection. See it at 
> _http://den.usc.edu/prospectives/roadtospace.htm_ 
> (http://den.usc.edu/prospectives/roadtospace.htm) .
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