81. Story Musgrave Translate this page . Franklin story musgrave, . Dernière mise à jour mai 2002 Naissance 19août 1935, à Boston, Massachusetts, États-Unis.. Antécédent Médecin. http://www.sciencepresse.qc.ca/clafleur/MusgraveFS.html

Franklin Story Musgrave Naissance : 1er vol : STS 6 5 j. 00 h. 24 min. STS 51-F 7 j. 22 h. 45 min. STS 33 5 j. 00 h.08 min. STS 44 6 j. 23 h. 51 min. STS 61 12 j. 19 h. 59 min. STS 80 17 j. 15 h. 53 min. Total : 55 j. 11 h. 00 min. Sortie spatiale : Retraite : 2 septembre 1997. Remarques : Voir aussi : Fiche biographique de la NASA Fiche de l' Encyclopedia Astronautica de Mark Wade Page d'accueil Explorateurs de l'espace Claude Lafleur

82. CollectSPACE - Astronaut Appearance Calendar story musgrave (STS6, STS-51F, STS-33, STS-44, STS-61, STS-80) TBA -,story musgrave (STS-6, STS-51F, STS-33, STS-44, STS-61, STS-80). http://www.collectspace.com/sightings/sightings-musgrave.html

News announcements, articles, and interviews Resources guides written by collectors for collectors Sightings when and where astronauts will be near you buySPACE marketplace for collectors to acquire memorabilia Directory register and find others with collections like yours Messages trade experiences and tips with other collectors Websites related space memorabilia websites The editor's collection. Autographs who's who in space: the first 25 years of space exploration Books galleys, drafts, and advanced reading copies Hardware space flown fragments and complete artifacts Medallions flown coins and those minted with flown metal Philatelics first day ceremony programs and flown stamps It is advised confirming these events prior to attending. Sort by: Date Location Astronaut/Cosmonaut Story Musgrave (STS-6, STS-51F, STS-33, STS-44, STS-61, STS-80) April 27, 2003 Albuquerque, New Mexico Story Musgrave (STS-6, STS-51F, STS-33, STS-44, STS-61, STS-80) International Conference on Science and Consciousness Hilton Albuquerque May 3 - 4, 2003 Kennedy Space Center, Florida

83. Ted Musgrave Sub For Jimmy Spencer At Bristle, musgrave to sub for Spencer at Bristol STATESVILLE, NC (Aug. 17, 1998)Ted musgrave has been named as the driver of the No. 23 http://www.serve.com/TzNASCAR/story/musgrave081898.html

Musgrave to sub for Spencer at Bristol STATESVILLE, N.C. (Aug. 17, 1998) Ted Musgrave has been named as the driver of the No. 23 Team Winston Ford for the Goody's Headache Powder 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway, substituting for the injured Jimmy Spencer. Musgrave, 42, is in his eighth full season in the NASCAR Winston Cup Series. He had driven for owner Jack Roush from 1994 through the Bud at the Glen at Watkins Glen International two weeks ago. He drove last week at Michigan Speedway for owner Bud Moore, finishing 19th. "We're very fortunate to have someone with Ted's experience and talent who can fill in for Jimmy," said team owner Travis Carter. "While we await Jimmy's return, we're optimistic that Ted can come in and give us a lift." Musgrave owns one top-five finish and four top-10s in 1998. He has finished second in four events in his career, most recently in the Goody's Headache Powder 500 at Martinsville Speedway in April of this year. He currently is 20th in the NASCAR Winston Cup Series standings. Spencer suffered a concussion during a late-race incident in the Aug. 1 Brickyard 400. He drove until the first caution period at the Bud at the Glen before being relieved by Boris Said. Spencer sat out Sunday's race at Michigan, where Frank Kimmel substituted and drove to a 31st-place finish.

84. AllSports' NFL News - Jaguars Name Bill Musgrave, Mike Smith Top Assistants musgrave, 35, served as offensive coordinator at the University of Virginiathe last two seasons. Be the first to Post A Comment on this story. http://www.allsports.com/cgi-bin/showstory.cgi?story_id=38360

85. The Sunshine State With Kurt And Carmen tables. Our servers escort us to a buffet line where we fill up our platesprior to ‘meeting’ our astronaut story musgrave. story http://florida.ourcooltrips.com/day7.htm

Original Mission Control Mercury Capsule Saturn V Pad 38B with Shuttle Atlantis Shuttle Museum Astronaut Memorial Saturn I Rocket Carmen "Right Stuff" Witten Home Prequel 04.04.2002 - Day 7 Our spirits are high as Kurt and I pull into the parking lot at Kennedy Space Center Visitor’s Complex. We have been anticipating this date for well over a month – we managed to obtain a package including tickets to tour the visitor’s center, have lunch with an astronaut, and – the true icing on the cake – view the launching of the Space Shuttle Atlantis (STS-110) from as close as NASA allows the general public. Unfortunately, our ecstasy is short-lived; the security guards will not let us in with our backpack, so we have to take it back to the car. As we are transferring needed items from the pack to our pockets, we overhear a man walking toward a near-by car stating that the mission had been scrubbed for at least 24 hours! Reluctant to believe the bad fortune, Kurt and I hurry back to the visitor’s center for further investigation. Sadly enough, it’s true. A hydrogen leak has grounded the Orbiter for the time being. Dejectedly, Kurt and I begin our tour of the Visitor’s Center. Somehow, it just doesn’t have as much color as it did thirty minutes earlier. Even though there is the possibility that the Shuttle might lift off on Friday, we determine that taking the risk to possibly see it is not worth giving up our last day of diving.

86. Musgrave musgrave. Dr Franklin story musgrave Status Inactive. Trained as Astronaut. NASAOfficial Biography. NAME story musgrave (MD) NASA Astronaut. http://www.astronautix.com/astros/musgrave.htm

www.astronautix.com Musgrave topic index www.spacedaily.com SPACE.WIRE STS-6 MS Musgrave tethered to starboard sill longeron floats outside PLB Credit: NASA 318 x 463 pixels - 29,758 bytes Musgrave Dr Franklin Story Musgrave Status : Inactive. Trained as : Astronaut. Profession : Mission Specialist. Sex : Male. Marital Status : Divorced. Children : Six. Birth Date : 19 August 1935. Birth City : Boston. Birth State : Massachusetts. Birth Country : USA. Nationality : American. Degree : MD, P. Group : 1967 NASA Group. Date Selected : 04 August 1967. Date Departed : 02 September 1997. Number of Flights Total Time : 53.42 days. Number of EVAs Total EVA Time : 26.00 hours. NASA Official Biography NAME: Story Musgrave (M.D.) NASA Astronaut PERSONAL DATA: Born August 19, 1935, in Boston, Massachusetts, but considers Lexington, Kentucky, to be his hometown. Single. Six children (one deceased). His hobbies are chess, flying, gardening, literary criticism, microcomputers, parachuting, photography, reading, running, scuba diving, and soaring. EDUCATION: Graduated from St. Mark's School, Southborough, Massachusetts, in 1953; received a bachelor of science degree in mathematics and statistics from Syracuse University in 1958, a master of business administration degree in operations analysis and computer programming from the University of California at Los Angeles in 1959, a bachelor of arts degree in chemistry from Marietta College in 1960, a doctorate in medicine from Columbia University in 1964, a master of science in physiology and biophysics from the University of Kentucky in 1966, and a master of arts in literature from the University of Houston in 1987.

87. An Astronaut Lands (The Colgate Scene, May 2000) by John D. Hubbard. Meal times provided students and faculty membersan opportunity for informal conversation with story musgrave. http://www.colgate.edu/scene/may2000/musgrave.html

The Colgate Scene May 2000 Table of contents An astronaut lands by John D. Hubbard Meal times provided students and faculty members an opportunity for informal conversation with Story Musgrave. Here, Musgrave addresses Ron Hoham's biology class. Musgrave speaks about his role with Mission to Mars with students in John Knecht's film class. Story Musgrave answers a student's question following his seminar on the Hubble Space Telescope. A Phi Delt greeting Story Musgrave H'99 delivered plenty of the right stuff during a jam-packed two-and-a-half-day visit in March. The multidimensional Musgrave spacewalker, surgeon and artist gave the Wolk Heart Foundation lecture. Mike Wolk '60, who endows the series, and Musgrave were classmates at Columbia Medical School and have kept in touch. They most recently got together at the commencement exercises for the Class of 1999 where the astronaut was awarded an honorary degree. "I joined the Colgate family just this last year," Musgrave told his audience before showing "a bunch of images that capture space and why we explore it." By the time he showed his photographs, Musgrave had already endeared himself to Colgate and the community. He began his visit by meeting with a group of middle school girls who are starting a 4-H science club. He encouraged them to explore their natural surroundings and to learn all they could about their world.

88. Dr. Story Musgrave - Heard 'Noble, Magnificent Music' In Space SIGHTINGS Dr. story musgrave Heard 'Noble, Magnificent Music' In Space By RichardMacey http//www.smh.com.au80/news/0002/08/text/national5.html 2-9-2000 http://www.rense.com/ufo6/music.htm

SIGHTINGS Dr. Story Musgrave - Heard 'Noble, Magnificent Music' In Space By Richard Macey http://www.smh.com.au:80/news/0002/08/text/national5.html Dr Story Musgrave was never your typical, laconic American astronaut. The six-time space traveller, who retired from NASA in 1997 after 30 years, holds a masters degree in literature, talks passionately about his new life as an artist, and is convinced intelligent life is out there, somewhere - if only we would look for it. He admits to having heard music in space - music none of his crewmates could hear. "I am sure the [NASA]) administration did think I was eccentric," said Dr Musgrave, 64, who is in Sydney for the Qualcon 2000 business conference at the Australian Technology Park in Redfern. A keen photographer, Dr Musgrave snapped 10,000 pictures of Earth from space. He has brought hundreds with him to show Australians - including one of Uluru, which he regards as one of his great achievements. "I worked for decades to get that," he said. "I understood the historic, the mythological and spiritual significance of the rock. I thought it would be marvellous to frame it in a spaceship window. It is exceedingly difficult to find ... it's nowhere. It wasn't till my sixth flight that I got it."

89. Musgrave Gives Overholser Lecture relations coordinator. Eleanor Draper photo Awe, wonder, curiosity, that'swhat space travel is all about, says F. story musgrave, MD. http://www.muhealth.org/~news/MUSGRAVE.shtml

MEDIA RELATIONS News releases NEWS SOURCES MU and Columbia National and state Sinclair School of Nursing Oct. 2, 1998 For more information contact our media relations coordinator. "Awe, wonder, curiosity, that's what space travel is all about," says F. Story Musgrave, MD. The former NASA astronaut and surgeon gave the Milton D. Overholser Alumni Lecture, Friday, Oct. 16, at the School of Medicine. Musgrave told the overflowing crowd, space is the "only place you can put your pants on both legs at a time." Former astronaut gives Milton D. Overholser Alumni Lecture COLUMBIA, Mo. F. Story Musgrave, MD, former NASA astronaut and surgeon, will present "Medical, Psychological and Physiological Aspects of Spacewalking." he lecture is at 3:30 p.m., Friday, Oct. 16, in M105, School of Medicine auditorium Respected as NASA's most accomplished astronaut, Story Musgrave's 30-year career ran from the Apollo era through the space shuttle program and into initial development of spacewalk strategies for the International Space Station. He is the only one to have flown on six space shuttle missions Challenger in 1983 and 1985, Discovery in 1989, Atlantis in 1991, Endeavour in 1993 and Columbia in 1996. His 1996 mission made him the oldest person to ever fly in space at age 61. Musgrave is considered one of the world's authorities on spacewalking. Musgrave became a household name after leading the spacewalking team that repaired the near-sighted $1.5 billion Hubble Space Telescope in 1993. He was instrumental in designing and developing the spacesuits, tools, equipment, systems and procedures used on spacewalks. In 1983, he and fellow astronaut Don Peterson performed the first spacewalk of the shuttle era. He retired from NASA in 1997.

90. Www.seds.org/ftp/images/shuttle/sts-06/00Index Challenger 10061018.jpg Spacsuit donning and doffing in zerog training for DonPeterson STS-6 10061019.jpg STS-6 crew member F. story musgrave during suit http://www.seds.org/ftp/images/shuttle/sts-06/00Index

# SEDS.LPL.Arizona.EDU # Directory: /pub/images/shuttle/sts-06 # Date: 9/24/94 10061008.jpg Offical portrait of Astronaut Paul Weitz 10061009.jpg Offical portrait of Astronaut Karol J. Bobko 10061010.jpg Offical portrait of Astronaut Storey Musgrave 10061011.jpg Offical portrait of Astronaut Pete Peterson 10061012.jpg STS-6 payload - Tracking and Data Relay Satellite 10061013.jpg View of STS-6 payload - Tracking and Data Relay Satellite 10061014.jpg Tracking Relay and Data System 10061015.jpg Tracking Relay and Data System 10061016.jpg View of Nippon Electric Co. engineer recharging batteries of Getaway special 10061017.jpg View above Shuttle Engine No.2 after its removal from Orbiter Challenger 10061018.jpg Spacsuit donning and doffing in zero-g training for Don Peterson STS-6 10061019.jpg STS-6 crew member F. Story Musgrave during suit donning and doffing training 10061020.jpg Spacsuit donning and doffing in zero-g training for Story Musgrave STS-6 10061021.jpg Spacsuit donning and doffing in zero-g training for Story Musgrave STS-6 10061022.jpg STS-6 crew member F. Story Musgrave during suit donning and doffing training 10061023.jpg STS-6 crewmembers go through a training exercise in the shuttle mock-up 10061024.jpg Astronauts Weitz and Bobko log some training time in flight deck mock-up 10061025.jpg Astronaut Donald H. Peterson talks with others during training session STS-6 10061026.jpg Astronauts Weitz and Bobko talk with fellow crewmembers during training 10061027.jpg STS-7 crewmembers during WETF training 10061028.jpg STS-7 crewmembers during WETF training 10061029.jpg Astronaut Story Musgrave recieves assistance during suiting for WETF training 10061030.jpg Astronaut Story Musgrave during final stages of exercise in the WETF 10061031.jpg Astronaut Bobko assists Astronaut Peterson prior to underwater training 10061032.jpg Shuttle orbter fuel cell power plant 10061033.jpg STS-7 crewmembers during WETF training 10061034.jpg Astronauts Cleve and O'Connor participate in simulation for STS-6 mission 10061035.jpg Portrait view of Terry White 10061036.jpg STS-6 crew at pre-flight press conference 10061037.jpg STS-6 crew at pre-flight press conference 10061038.jpg Two views of the "Challenger" being rolled out to pad 39A in the fog STS-6 10061039.jpg Two views of the "Challenger" being rolled out to pad 39A in the fog STS-6 10061040.jpg Space Shuttle orbiter Challenger sits on the mobile launch pad for STS-6 10061041.jpg Night view of Pad 39A with payload cannister awaiting transfer to Challenger 10061042.jpg TDRS inside the cargo bay of the Space Shuttle Challenger 10061043.jpg STS-4 landing at Edwards Air Foce Base, and transport on NASA 905 10061044.jpg View of the Flight Readiness Firing (FRF) of the Challengers engines 10061045.jpg Launch views of STS-6 Space Shuttle Challenger 10061046.jpg Launch of the Challenger on the STS-6 mission 10061047.jpg Launch views of STS-6 Space Shuttle Challenger 10061048.jpg Launch views of STS-6 Space Shuttle Challenger 10061049.jpg Views of the launch of Space Shuttle Challenger for the STS-6 mission 10061050.jpg Views of the launch of Space Shuttle Challenger for the STS-6 mission 10061051.jpg Views of the launch of Space Shuttle Challenger for the STS-6 mission 10061052.jpg Mission Operations Control Room (MOCR) activities during STS-6 mission 10061053.jpg Mission Operations Control Room (MOCR) activities during STS-6 mission 10061054.jpg MS Musgrave conducts CFES experiment on middeck 10061055.jpg Reflected view of the TDRS in the STS-6 Challengers payload bay 10061056.jpg Payload bay views during IUS/TDRS-A pre-deployment procedures 10061057.jpg Deployment of the TDRS by STS-6 Challenger 10061058.jpg Deployment of the TDRS by STS-6 Challenger 10061059.jpg Payload bay views during IUS/TDRS-A pre-deployment procedures 10061060.jpg Deployment of the TDRS by STS-6 Challenger 10061061.jpg TDRS satellite over African Rift Valley, Kenya, Africa 10061062.jpg View of the deployed TDRS from aft cabin window of the STS-6 Challenger 10061063.jpg View of the deployed TDRS from aft cabin window of the STS-6 Challenger 10061064.jpg View of the deployed TDRS from cabin window of the STS-6 Challenger 10061065.jpg Mission Operations Control Room (MOCR) activities during STS-6 mission 10061066.jpg Mission Operations Control Room (MOCR) activities during STS-6 mission 10061067.jpg Mission Operations Control Room (MOCR) activities during STS-6 mission 10061068.jpg Mission Operations Control Room (MOCR) activities during STS-6 mission 10061069.jpg Mission Operations Control Room (MOCR) activities during STS-6 mission 10061070.jpg Mission Operations Control Room (MOCR) activities during STS-6 mission 10061071.jpg Mission Operations Control Room (MOCR) activities during STS-6 mission 10061072.jpg Mission Operations Control Room (MOCR) activities during STS-6 mission 10061073.jpg Mission Operations Control Room (MOCR) activities during STS-6 mission 10061074.jpg Mission Operations Control Room (MOCR) activities during STS-6 mission 10061075.jpg Mission Operations Control Room (MOCR) activities during STS-6 mission 10061076.jpg Mission Operations Control Room (MOCR) activities during STS-6 mission 10061077.jpg MS Peterson eats while reviewing procedures with Commander Weitz on middeck 10061078.jpg Overall view of PLB and OMS / RCS engine thrusting 10061079.jpg Overall view of PLB and OMS / RCS engine thrusting 10061080.jpg View of the starboard OMS pod of the STS-6 Challenger 10061081.jpg Fully EMU suited MS Peterson and MS Musgrave in airlock 10061082.jpg MS Peterson and MS Musgrave in payload bay (PLB) during EVA 10061083.jpg Astronaut Story Musgrave during STS-6 EVA 10061084.jpg Mission Specialist (MS) Musgrave works at PLB forward bulkhead during EVA 10061085.jpg MS Musgrave adjusts EVA crewmember safety tether reel in aft PLB 10061086.jpg MS Musgrave tethered to starboard sill longeron floats outside PLB 10061087.jpg Views of EVA performed during STS-6 10061088.jpg Views of EVA performed during STS-6 10061089.jpg Views of EVA performed during STS-6 10061090.jpg Views of EVA performed during STS-6 10061091.jpg Astronaut Musgrave performing EVA during STS-6 10061092.jpg Astronaut Musgrave performing EVA during STS-6 10061093.jpg Views from the STS-6 Nighttime optical survey of thunderstorm lightning 10061094.jpg Earth limb at sunset 10061095.jpg Nile River, Khartoum, Sudan, Africa 10061096.jpg Qatar Peninsula, United Arab Emirates, Persian Gulf 10061097.jpg Dust storm, northern Mexico 10061098.jpg Mouths of the Hooghly and Ganges Rivers, India 10061099.jpg Oil slicks off the coast of Qatar, Persian Gulf 10061100.jpg Ships at anchor, Gulf of Oman 10061101.jpg Makran Mountain Range, Iran and Pakistan 10061102.jpg STS-6 earth observation photos of cloud cover over Zaire 10061103.jpg STS-6 earth observation photos of cloud cover over Zaire 10061104.jpg Bahama Islands 10061105.jpg Mission Operations Control Room (MOCR) activities during STS-6 mission 10061106.jpg Landing, Edwards AFB, CA 10061107.jpg Mission Operations Control Room (MOCR) activities during STS-6 mission 10061108.jpg STS-6 landing at Edwards Air Force Base, California 10061109.jpg Mission Operations Control Room (MOCR) activities during STS-6 mission 10061110.jpg STS-6 crew arrival at Ellington Air Force Base at end of mission 10061111.jpg STS-6 and STS-7 astronauts meet for debriefing after STS-6 flight 10061112.jpg View of Shuttle Challenger atop NASA-905 during return to KSC 10061113.jpg View of Shuttle Challenger atop NASA-905 during return to KSC 10061114.jpg Sunset view of the landing of the STS-5

91. News Live music mix by Bay Area composer and audio designer Guillermo Gallindo.Dr. story musgrave A Renaissance Man's Aerial Vision. http://www.aerialarchives.com/Aerial-Visionaries.html

Aerial Visionairies Date: April 11, 2000 Social hour at 6pm, program at 7pm (By advance reservation only) Venue: Phyllis Wattis Theater, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art Featuring: astronaut Dr.Story Musgrave Dr. Rusty Schweikart , photographer Michael Light and special guests. Compositions and a live mix by Guillermo Galindo. Sponsorship: Hasselblad (Premiere Sponsor) Aerial Archives Color 2000 Eastman Kodak MicroImages, Inc. ... Pacific Aerial Surveys , a divisionof HJW Program Hosts: American Society of Media Photographers and the Explorers Club Production and Moderator: Herb Lingl and friends. Program Schedule Bay Area Aerial Heritage: A review of the rich aerial heritage in the Bay Area featuring images by the pioneering Bay Area aerial photographers. This portion of the program developed thanks to special curatorial assistance. Featured work will include work by Clyde Sunderland, Bob Cameron, Hammon Jensen and Wallen photographers and numerous other artists and leaders in the field. Live music mix by Bay Area composer and audio designer Guillermo Gallindo. Dr. Story Musgrave: A Renaissance Man's Aerial Vision

92. STS-80 KSC-96EC-1280 - STS-80 Mission Specialist Story Musgrave Suits Up STS80 Mission Specialist story musgrave is donning his launch/entry suit in theOperations and Checkout Building with assistance from a suit technician. http://science.ksc.nasa.gov/shuttle/missions/sts-80/images/captions/KSC-96EC-128

(Photo Release Date: 11/19/96 ) KSC-96EC-1280 - Raw ASCII Text Caption file KSC-96EC-1280 - Low (GIF Format, 320x240 pixels x 256 colors, approx 50 Kbytes) KSC-96EC-1280 - Medium (JPEG format, 1024x768 pixels x 256 colors, approx 250 Kbytes) KSC-96EC-1280 - High (JPEG, 2040x2640 pixels x 16 million colors, approx 400 Kbytes) STS-80 KSC Photo Index Next Image KSC-96EC-1281 If a recognizable person appears in this photograph, use for commercial purposes may infringe a right of privacy or publicity. It may not be used to state or imply the endorsement by NASA of a commercial product. These photographs are available for preview and download in electronic digital form ONLY. They may not be ordered from NASA in photograph form.

93. Incredible Speakers Bureau Partial List Of Speakers story musgrave, Astronaut story musgrave is one of NASA´s most experiencedastronauts. With a 30 year career spanning the Apollo http://incrediblespeakers.com/speakers.php?command=display&no=21

94. EBooks2Go :: Jim Musgrave :: Russian Wolves Much of the story is actually rooted in fact, and this comes through in musgrave'sdetached, almost journalistic style of narrative with which his fans will http://www.ebooks2go.com/book.cfm?bookid=5259

95. Neighbors Oppose Church’s Addition John L. musgrave, said the addition would be constructed on the west side of thebuilding and be used for classrooms for its educational program, daycare http://hub.gmnews.com/News/2000/0510/Front_Page/f01.html

Weather in Red Bank, NJ News Front Page Bulletin Board Letters Editorials ... Sports Featured Special Section Other Special Sections About Us Archive All Greater Media News Contact us Advertising Classifieds Services News Archive GMN Newspaper web site content management software and services Front Page May 10, 2000 More Front Page Headlines Read the Story Read the Story Read the Story Read the Story ... Read the Story Neighbors oppose church’s addition john burton The Hub A fter two nights, almost five hours of testimony and cross-examination, and with the promise of more to come, the Red Bank Zoning Board of Adjustment adjourned May 4 without a decision on the First Presbyterian Church of Red Bank’s application for an addition. "This is a major application," contended Board President Lauren Nicosia, upon closing the meeting for the evening. The board will once again take up this application at the next regularly scheduled meeting, June 1. But last Monday, Nicosia said, in the meantime the board’s site subcommittee would visit the area and review the application. The First Presbyterian Church at Red Bank, 225 Harding Road, also known as Tower Hill, is seeking a major site plan approval and a conditional use variance for height, and bulk variances for their parking lot area, lot coverage and for the rear setback requirements.

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