Birds and Bees Inspire Space Vehicle Guidance Study
The piece notes that birds and bees show advanced sensory systems beyond electronics. It cites John L. Burns on future hardware, describes balloon based high altitude labs to study atmosphere and cosmic rays at Palestine Texas, and mentions Hermes the sun’s minor planet with potential space rendezvous. It also reports the death of Donald M. Swarthout, 77, KU dean emeritus of fine arts.
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Associated Press
John L. Burns
Radio Corporation of America
Palestine
Texas
National Center For Atmospheric Research
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National Science Foundation
Hermes
Mars
Jupiter
Earth
John W. Macvey
Space Digest
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