| Date | Topic | Speaker |
|---|---|---|
| March 1 | Hypersonic Waveriders to Orbit and Beyond | Mark Lewis
Aeronautical Engineering Dept., Univ. of Maryland |
| March 8 | Cryptology, Technology, and Policy | Susan Landau
Sun Microsystems Laboratories |
| March 15 | Satellites in the Real World -- Policy and Regulation | Clayton Mowry
Director, U.S. Satellite Industry Association |
| March 22 | A Brief History of the Time of Day | Jo Ellen Barnett
Department of Microbiology, Mount Sinai School of Medicine |
| March 29 | Engineering Ground Stations in the Antarctic Environment | TDRS/NSF Team
GSFC |
| April 5 | Miniaturization of Space Electronics | Ark Lew
JHU Applied Physics Laboratory |
| April 12 | Poly-pedal Animal Locomotion | Robert Full
Univ. of Calif., Berkeley |
| April 19 | Lunar Prospector | Mario Acuna
GSFC |
| April 26 | No Colloquium | |
| May 3
SPECIAL EVENT Book signing by Lane Wallace, author of "GSFC 40th Anniversary" |
The History of the Goddard Space Flight Center | Lane Wallace
Author |
| May 10 | X-34 -- Reusable Launch Vehicle (RLV) | Robert Lindberg
Orbital Sciences Corporation |
| May 17 | Monitoring and Controlling Debris in Space | Nicholas L. Johnson
NASA/Johnson Space Center |
| May 24 | Project Phoenix and Other SETI Programs | Jill Tarter
Director, Project Phoenix, SETI Institute |
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