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| Date | Topic | Speaker |
|---|---|---|
| September 18
(Annual Schneebaum Award Lecture) |
How the Laser Happened -- The Interaction Between Science and Engineering | Charles H. Townes |
| September 25 | DLP Cinema Projectors: Coming Soon to a Theater Near You | Larry J. Hornbeck
Texas Instruments |
| October 2 | Using the Spacecraft Supermarket: Results and Lessons Learned | Bill Watson
GSFC Rapid Spacecraft Development Office |
| October 9
(No Colloquium -- Holiday) |
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| October 16 | Should We Bury or Praise Baron Jean Baptiste Joseph Fourier? | Norden Huang
NASA/GSFC |
| October 23 | Future Commercial Space Transportation: Challenges and Opportunities | Gary Hudson
Rotary Rocket Company |
| October 30 | Space Policy in the Next Fifty Years: Will It Be "Faster, Better, Cheaper?" | Howard McCurdy |
| November 6 | The Living Universe at the Millennium | Lynn Harper
NASA/Ames |
| November 13 | The Earth Observing System: Status of the First Series and Early Science Investigations | Michael King
GSFC |
| November 20 | Halo Orbits | Kathleen Howell |
| November 27 | Deep Space 1: A High-Tech, High-Risk, High-Success NASA Test-Mission into the Solar System | Joseph E. Riedel
Jet Propulsion Lab |
| December 4 | Scientific Highlights of NEAR Shoemaker | Andrew F. Cheng
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory |
| December 11 | The Engineering Feasibility of Interstellar Flight | Robert L. Forward
Consultant |
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