Planetary Report Subject Index

A The Asteroid Project Shows Results, Jan./Feb. 1986 P. Aaron, John 18 Eleanor Helin A Talk with John Aaron, March/April 1988 P. 8–11 Louis Asteroids in Your Future - The Next Decade of the D. Friedman Asteroid Project, Sept./Oct 1990 P. 14–15 Eleanor Allen, Lew Helin A Talk with Lew Allen, Nov./Dec. 1983 P. 19–20 Louis And the Discoveries Continue... Asteroid Project Finds D. Friedman Six New Objects, July/Aug. 1991 P. 23 Charlene Antarctica Anderson Live From Other Worlds: A Pilot Electronic Field Trip, Prospecting the Future: The Planetary Society Asteroid Nov./Dec. 1994 P.14 Geoff Haines–Stiles Program, Nov./Dec. 1991 P. 20–22 Charlene Meteorites on Ice, March/April 1984 P. 12–14 Ursula B. Anderson & Louis D. Friedman Marvin Asteroids. See also Near-Earth Rendezvous (NEAR) The Thrill of the Search: Finding ALH84001, Jan./Feb. spacecraft, Near-Earth Objects (NEOs) or Comets 1997 P.5–7 Roberta Score An Asteroid for Chesley Bonestell, March/April 1986 P. Apollo missions 3 Carl Sagan The Apollo Anniversary, Sept./Oct. 1989 P.16 Pres. The Asteroid and the Spacecraft, Sept./Oct. 1984 P. 22 George Bush Clark R. Chapman Apollo's Scientific Exploration of the Moon, May/June Asteroids and Comets in Near-Earth Space, Nov./Dec. 1994 P.6–9 Andrew Chaikin 1991 P. 8–11 Richard P. Binzel Gift of Apollo, The, May/June 1994 P.4–5 Carl Sagan Composition of Rocks in Quarantine: Apollo's Lessons for Mars, Asteroids, July/Aug. 1983 P. 6–8 Richard Greenburg July/Aug. 1994 P. 6–9 John Bagby The Origin and Composition of Near-Earth Asteroids, Striving Outward, Sept./Oct. 1998 P.4–5 James Burke July/Aug. 1983 P. 14–15 Lucy McFadden Art and music Scientists Characterize Near-Earth Asteroids, All's In Free: A Celebration and a Lament (poem), July/Aug. 1993 P.13 Richard Binzel & Shui Xu Sept./Oct.1982 P.3 Ray Bradbury Missions to Exploring the Infinitesimal: Photography with a Scanning European Missions to Asteroids, July/Aug. 1983 P. 9– Electron Microscope, Sept./Oct. 1987 P. 10–11 11 Andre Brahic David Scharf Expeditions to the Asteroids, July/Aug. 1983 P. 3–5 Glaciers and Glasnost, March/April 1990 P. 20–24 Louis D.Friedman & Carl Sagan Michael Carroll Human Exploration of Near-Earth Asteroids, Halley's Comet (poem), Nov./Dec. 1985 P. 3 Diane May/June 2000 P. 10–11 Daniel D. Durda Ackerman, Sept./Oct. 1987 P. 8 Kenneth Rexroth It's A Small, Small World: Missions to Near-Earth International Space Art Show, Nov./Dec. 1989 P. 10 Asteroids, Nov./Dec. 1991 P. 12–15 Donald Davis Deirdre von Dornum & Alan Friedlander The Man Passing By on His Way to the Moon, Nov./Dec Last Long Look Homeward: Galileo Sets Off for 1997 P. 14–15 Bevan French Jupiter, March/April 1993 P.4–11 Charlene The Naming of Comets (poem), March/April 1987 P. 2 Anderson David H. Levy A NEAR Perfect Landing, May/June 2001 P. 12–15 Ode to the Alien, May/June 1997 P. 20–21 Diane Melanie Melton Ackerman Research Update: Near-Earth Asteroid Studies Our Martian Destiny, Jan./Feb. 1997 P.22 Ray Bradbury Continue, March/April 1996 P.15 Richard Binzel Out of the Cradle (art book excerpt), March/April 1985 Romancing the Stones: The Near-Earth Asteroid P. 12–13 Pamela Lee Rendezvous, Joseph Veverka, Sept./Oct. 1995 We Are Listening (poem), March/April 1986 P. 7 Diane P.8–11 Robert Farquhar Ackerman Small Missions to Asteroids: The Threat and Future Of what is past, or passing, or to Come, 23 Ray Exploration, July/Aug. 1992 P. 14–15 Michael Bradbury, Aug/Sept. 1981 P. 2 Belton Asimov, Isaac Odd Asteroids and Closet Comets: The Distinction Isaac Asimov, July/Aug. 1992 P. 16 Carl Sagan Blurs, Jan./Feb 2001 P.6–11 Donald K. Yeomans Isaac Asimov's Guide to Earth and Space (review), Search and discovery July/Aug. 1992 P. 20 Bettyann Kevles Discovering an Asteroid, July/Aug.1982 P.4–6 Asteroid impact Eleanor F. Helin A Talk with Eugene Shoemaker, Jan/Feb 1985 P. 7–10 Eureka! The Recovery of 1982DB, Jan./Feb. 1991 P. Charlene Anderson 16 Eleanor Helin Asteroid project Help Examine A Mysterious Asteroid, March/April Asteroid Project Discovers Best Mission Candidates, 1983 P. 20–21 Clark Chapman July/Aug. 1983 P. 2 Eleanor Helin Killer Rocks and the Celestial Police: The Search for Asteroid Project Discovers Ten New Asteroids, Near-Earth Asteroids, Nov./Dec. 1991 P. 4–7 May/June 1984 P. 3 Charlene Anderson Donald K. Yeomans The Sky is Falling: The Hazard of Near-Earth Asteroids, Saturn Nov./Dec. 1991 P. 16–19 John Pike The Atmosphere of Saturn, Feb/March 1981 P. 5 Tracking Asteroids: Why We Do It, Sept./Oct 1991 P. Garry E. Hunt 12–15 Jeremy Tatum The Evolution of Titan's Atmosphere, Nov./Dec. 1983 Tracking Asteroids - The Planetary Society Supports P. 6–8 Tobias Owen Astrometry Project, May/June 1988 P. 9–11 Jeremy Weather on Saturn - The Second Voyager Look, Tatum Jan/Feb. 1982 P.4–5 Gary E. Hunt Astrobiology The Strange Gases of Jupiter and Saturn, Nov./Dec. Mars (See also Astrobiology under Mars headings) 1990 P. 4–11 Keith S. Noll Caution and Humility: Where There's Water..., Understanding the Earth's Weather and Climate, July/Aug. 1994 P.10–12 Elliott Levinthal Oct./Nov. 1981 P. 12–13 Moustafa T. Chahine Considering the Improbable: Life Underground on Uranus Mars, July/Aug. 1994 P.13–15 C.P. McKay et. al. Voyager 2 Investigates the Atmosphere of Uranus, Is the Case Persuasive? A Skeptical View, Jan./Feb. Nov./Dec. 1986 P. 14–15 Gary Hunt 1997 P.18–19 Michael Yarus Volcanos and Atmospheres, Jan/Feb 1985 P. 4–6 Lessons from Evolution: Ruling Out Danger, Susan Werner Kieffer July/Aug. 1994 P.13–15 Thomas Jukes Augustine, Norman R. Let's Put Martian Life First, July/Aug. 2001 P.4–5 Norm Augustine Joins Society Board of Directors, Christopher P. McKay March/April 1993 P.25 Charlene Anderson Mars Life? One Year Later, Nov./Dec 1997 P. 10–13 Bruce Jakosky B Must Life be Carbon-Based? (Stuff of Life), March/April Balloons 1998 P. 16–17 Gene McDonald Ballooning Around Venus, Jan./Feb. 1987 P. 2 Daniel E. What was Life's First Energy Source?, July/Aug. 1998 Koshland P.16–17 Robert Hazen Exploring Venus by Balloon, Jan./Feb. 1987 P. 3–4 Why Water? (The Stuff of Life), May/June 1998 P.16–17 Jaques Blamont Christopher Chyba Exploring with Aerobots: A New Way to See the Worlds, Astrometry Sept./Oct. 1999 P. 4–9 James Cutts, Viktor Astrometry: The Search for Other Planetary Systems, Kerzhanovich Sept./Oct. 1984 P. 15–17 John W. Stein Mars Tracking Asteroids - The Planetary Society Supports Exploring Mars by Balloon, May/June 1987 P. 8–10 Astrometry Project, May/June 1988 P. 9–11 Jeremy Jaques Blamont Tatum Flying Snakes on Mars, Sept./Oct 1990 P. 10–11 Astronomy Harris Schurmeier Amateur The Mars Balloon: A Novel Approach to a Amateur Astronomers Answer the Call, May/June Treacherous Terrain, Sept./Oct. 1988 P. 7–11 2000 P. 9 Brian Marsden Louis D. Friedman Arabian Astronomy, March/April 1982 P. 16–18 Farouk The Mars Balloon Relay, May/June 1990 P. 5–8 El–Baz Jacques Blamont Astronomy: Eyes Wide Shut, May/June 2000 P.4–5 To Mars on the Back of a Giant SNAKE, Nov./Dec. David Jewitt 1992 P. 4–9 James Cantrell Atmospheres Wind, Sand and Mars: The 1990 Tests of the Mars Earth, the Living Planet: How Life Regulates the Balloon and SNAKE, Jan./Feb. 1991 P. 12–15 Atmosphere, 24 James F. Kasting, Jan./Feb 1990 P. Charlene Anderson 8–9 Barsukov, Valery Leonidiovich Greenhouses and Glaciers: Climatic Change and the Academician Valery Leonidiovich Barsukov 1928-1992, Continuously Habitable Zone Around the Sun, Jan./Feb. 1993 P.10 Jim Head Jan/Feb 1985 P. 12–15 James F. Kasting Beta Pictoris (star) Jupiter Dust Disk Discovered Orbiting Star, Nov./Dec. 1984 P. 7 The Nature of the Great Dark Spot, March/April 1992 Lyndine McAfee P. 20 Reta Beebe Bonestell, Chesley Weather on Jupiter, April/May 1981 P. 13 Gary E. An Asteroid for Chesley Bonestell, May/Junel 1986 P. 3 Hunt Carl Sagan Mining the Air: Resources of Other Worlds May Reduce Brown dwarfs Mission Costs, 11 Kumar Ramohalli, Jan./Feb. 1991 Van Biesbrock 8B: Brown Dwarf and Extraordinary P. 8–9 Planet, Jr., Nov./Dec. 1985 P. 4–6 Donald McCarthy Neptune Bryson, John The Clouds and Winds of Neptune, 21 Reta Beebe, John Bryson Joins Planetary Society Directors, March/April 1992 P. 18–19 Jan./Feb. 1993 P.11 Charlene Anderson Order from Chaos: The Atmospheres of Jupiter and Saturn, May/June 1984 P. 8–11 Andrew P. Ingersoll C Callisto (Jupiter's moon) A Little Warmth Against the Big Chill: The Evolution of An Ocean in Callisto, May/June 1999 P.7–11 David J. Comets in the Oort Cloud, May/June 1990 P. 16–17 Stevenson Alan Stern Cassini spacecraft. See also Saturn The Naming of Comets (poem), March/April 1987 P. 2 Basics of Spaceflight: ATLO: Assembly, Test, and David H. Levy Launch Operations, Sept./Oct. 1997 P. 16–17 Dave The Next Step in Exploring Comets, March/April 1987 P. Doody 16–18 Marcia Neugebaur Fly to Saturn with Cassini: Society Members Invited Odd Asteroids and Closet Comets: The Distinction Along, May/June 1996 P.16 Charlene Anderson Blurs, Jan./Feb 2001 P.6–11 Donald K. Yeomans Chaos theory Seeding Earth: Comets, Oceans and Life, 30 The Solar System in Chaos, May/June 1989 P. 4–7 Christopher Chyba, Jan./Feb 1990 P. 20–23 Eugene F. Mallove Shoemaker-Levy 9 Chemistry The Comet is Coming: The Planetary Society Revs Chemistry Between the Stars, Nov./Dec. 1987 P. 6–9 Up for Jupiter Watch, May/June 1994 P.14–15 William M. Irvine Charlene Anderson The Origin of Life, 28 James P. Ferris, Nov./Dec. 1987 The Crash at Last: Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 P. 10–11 Collides with Jupiter, Nov./Dec. 1994 P.8–13 Time Travel and Chemical Evolution: A Look at the Keith Noll Outer Solar System, Nov./Dec. 1987 P. 16–19 The Crash on Jupiter: looking for Answers In the Tobias Owen Impacts, March/April 1995 P.12–14 Church and science Jupiter Watch: The Celestial Necklace Breaks, The Special Case of Galileo Galilei, June/July 1981 P. Jan./Feb. 1994 P.8–9 Charlene Anderson 6–7 Maureen Miller Observing a Cataclysm: The Last Days of Comet Clarke, Arthur C. Shoemaker-Levy 9, May/June 1994 P.10–13 John In Praise of Arthur C. Clarke, May/June 1983 P. 3 Carl R. Spencer Sagan Watching Jupiter Worldwide, Carlos Populus, A Talk with Arthur C. Clarke, May/June 1983 P. 4 Nov./Dec. 1994 P.15 Susan Lendroth James D. Burke Spacecraft Clementine spacecraft Contour Mission: Seeking Clues to Our Origin, Back to the Moon, On to an Asteroid: The Clementine March/April 1998 P. 12–15 Joseph Veverka Mission, Sept./Oct. 1993 P. 10–15 Stewart Nozette The Halley Swarm, April/May 1981 P. 4–5 Jaques & Eugene Shoemaker Blamont Hunt for Lunar Ice, The, July/Aug. 1998 P.6–11 James A Talk with Fred Whipple, 21 Kelly Beatty, July/Aug. Burke 1985 P. 12–14 Sifting Through the Data: Clementine's Lunar Bonanza, Computer graphics Sept./Oct 1994 P.12–13 Charlene Anderson Imaging - Pixels, not Pictures, Jan./Feb 1984 P. 6–10 Clinton, Bill; Pres. Alfred McEwen & Laurence Soderblom President Directs NASA to Redesign the Space Station, Planet Building by Computer, May/June 1983 P. 8–10 March/April 1993 P.24 Louis Friedman Jim Blinn Colombo, Giuseppe Congressional testimony Giuseppe Colombo, 1920- 1984, July/Aug. 1984 P. 13– Congressional testimony (no title), 15 Bruce Murray, 14 Louis D. Friedman June/July 1981 P. 2 Comets Cosmology 1992 QB The Concept of Extraterrestrial Intelligence - An Bodies At the Brink, Jan./Feb. 1994 P.4–7 Paul Emerging Cosmology?, March/April 1989 P. 13–17 Weissman Steven J. Dick Asteroids and Comets in Near-Earth Space, Nov./Dec. Craters. See Impact Craters 1991 P. 8–11 Richard P. Binzel Comets: Mementos of Creation, March/April 1989 P. 4– D 9 Carl Sagan & Ann Druyan Davies, Merton Cosmic Dust: Evidence of a Comet Shower, Sept./Oct. Merton Davies, Space Pioneer, Remembered, July/Aug. 1998 P. 9–11 Kenneth Farley 2001 P. 18 Bruce Murray Detour to a Comet: Journey of the International Deep Space Network Cometary Explorer, May/June 1985 P. 4–6 Robert Basics of Spaceflight: Deep Space Network, Continued, Farquhar July/Aug. 1997 P. 16–17 Dave Doody Hale-Bopp Basics of Spaceflight: The Deep Space Network, Comet Hale-Bopp: Coming to a Sky Near You, Jan. May/June 1997 P. 28–29 Dave Doody /Feb. 1996 P.4–7 Don Yeomans Tracking Spacecraft: The Deep Space Network in Hyakutake Spain, March/April 1991 P. 16–17 Bettyann Kevles Comet Hyakutake: A Very Pleasant Surprise, Discovery class spacecraft July/Aug. 1996 P.12–13 Charlene Anderson Hopeful Gathering of Planetary Scientists, A, May/June Assessing the Hazard: The Development of the 1993 P.10–12 James D. Burke Torino Scale, Nov./Dec. 1999 P. 6–10 Richard P. Dyson, Freeman Binzel A Talk with Freeman Dyson, Aug/Sept. 1981 P. 20–23 Near-Earth Objects: Friends or Foes?, March/April James D. Burke 1995 P.8–11 Richard Binzel Origins of E In the Beginning, July/Aug. 1999 P.8–10 James D. Earth Burke Atmosphere Planetary protection Earth, the Living Planet: How Life Regulates the Contamination From Mars: No Threat, July/Aug. 2000 Atmosphere, 24 James F. Kasting, Jan./Feb 1990 P.4–5 Robert Zubrin P. 8–9 Exploring Other Worlds and Protecting This One: The Exploring Other Worlds and Protecting This One: The Connection, Jan./Feb 1990 P. 4–7 Carl Sagan Connection, Jan./Feb 1990 P. 4–7 Carl Sagan Is it Dangerous to Return Samples From Mars to Climate Earth?, July/Aug. 1994 P. 3 Carl Sagan Geology and Climate Change: Mechanisms of Where No One has Gone Before...What is Planetary Extinction, July/Aug. 1996 P.6 Kevin Pope Protection Anyway?, 23 John Rummel & Michael Greenhouses and Glaciers: Climatic Change and the Meyer, July/Aug. 1994 P. 5 Continuously Habitable Zone Around the Sun, Radar imaging Jan/Feb 1985 P. 12–15 James F. Kasting Seeing Through Sand, Sept./Oct. 1983 P. 7–9 Earth as a Target for Planetary Research, Jan./Feb Charles Elachi & Ronald Blom 1990 P. 12–15 William K. Hartmann Seeding Earth: Comets, Oceans and Life, 30 Earth in the Mind of Humankind, Jan./Feb 1990 P. 10– Christopher Chyba, Jan./Feb 1990 P. 20–23 11 Richard Berendzen Sister Worlds: Earth and Venus, Sept./Oct 1990 P. 19 Earth's a Planet, Too: The Planetary Society Supports Susan Lendroth Earth Day 1990, March/April 1990 P. 4–5 Charlene Time system Anderson Why is the Day 24 hrs., & When Will the Millennium Energy Begin?, July/Aug. 1999 P.4–7 Owen Gingrich What was Life's First Energy Source?, July/Aug. 1998 Understanding the Earth's Weather and Climate, P.16–17 Robert Hazen Oct./Nov. 1981 P. 12–13 Moustafa T. Chahine Evolution Earth impact Life's Origin: The Cosmic, Planetary and Biological Assessing the Threat: Notes From the Chelyabinsk Processes, Nov./Dec. 1987 P. 4–5 T. Scattergood Asteroid Conference, Jan./Feb. 1995 P.16 Louis D. et.al. Friedman Snowflakes Fallen on the Hearth: The Evolution of Near-Earth Objects: Friends or Foes?, March/April 1995 the Earth, Jan./Feb. 1993 P.4–9 Carl Sagan & P.8–11 Richard Binzel Ann Druyan Eclipses Galileo spacecraft The 1991 Solar Eclipse - From a Different Perspective, Encounter with Earth: Galileo Explores its Own Sept./Oct 1991 P. 16–18 Charlene Anderson Planet, May/June 1995 P.8–13 Paul Geissler Edelson, Bert Galileo: The Earth Encounters, Sept./Oct. 1989 P.6– A Talk with Bert Edelson, Sept./Oct.1982 P.15–17 Louis 10 Theodore C. Clarke & Fraser P. Fanale D. Friedman Galileo Encounters Earth and Venus, March/April Education 1991 P. 12–15 Charlene Anderson Carl Sagan, Teacher, May/June 1997 P. 4–7 Impact craters (See also Impact craters) Christopher Chyba Belize: Rosetta Stone of the K/T Boundary, July/Aug. Educational programs 1996 P.4–5 Adriana Ocampa Bringing People Together Through Planetary Science, Journey to the End of the Dinosaur Era: A Society JMay/June 1993 P.13–14 Adriana Ocampo & Expedition to Belize, July/Aug. 1995 P.10–14 Rosaly Lopes–Gautier Adriana Ocampa Live From Other Worlds: A Pilot Electronic Field Trip, Intelligence and Catastrophe: The Cosmic Quarantine Nov./Dec. 1994 P.14 Geoff Haines–Stiles Hypothesis, Jan/Feb 1985 P. 20–21 Steven Soter The Mars Institute, Jan./Feb. 1986 P. 16 Chirstopher Last Long Look Homeward: Galileo Sets Off for Jupiter, McKay March/April 1993 P.4–11 Charlene Anderson Mexico City Workshop Still Inspiring Students, Mars analogs on JMay/June 1993 P.14 Socorro Valesco From Siberia to Mars, March/April 1991 P. 8–11 Planetary Society Scholarship Winners Announced, Christopher P. McKay et.al. Sept./Oct 1986 P. 2 Mission to Planet Earth, Jan./Feb 1990 P. 16–19 John Pursuing the Challenge, May/June 1988 P. 4–5 Carl A. Dutton Pilcher & Adriana Ocampa Near-Earth objects ( See also Near-Earth objects) Red Rover, Red Rover, Send Future Astronauts Over!, Sept./Oct. 1999 P. 10–16 Jennifer Vaughn Red Rover Goes to Mars: Student Scientists Make Extrasolar planets. See aslo Solar systems History, May/June 2001 P. 16–17 Rachel Another New Planet: The Excitement Builds, Sept./Oct. Zimmerman 1996 P.12–13 Charlene Anderson Students: Help Send Us "Together to Mars," Sept./Oct Are There Worlds Everywhere?, Sept./Oct. 1984 P. 5–6 1990 P. 22 Barbara Bruning–La Belle Eugene H. Levy Teaching Science Under African Skies, Sept./Oct. 2001 Astrometry: The Search for Other Planetary Systems, P. 16–17 George Whitesides Sept./Oct. 1984 P. 15–17 John W. Stein Electromagnetics Detecting and Studying Extrasolar Planets, Jan./Feb. Basics of Spaceflight: Electromagnetics, Jan. /Feb. 1988 P. 4–6 John Appleby & Arthur Vaughan 1996 P.16–17 Dave Doody Detecting Extrasolar Planetary Systems, March/April Energy 1983 P. 9–10 David C. Black What was Life's First Energy Source?, July/Aug. 1998 Evidence for Sub-Stellar Companions, Jr., Sept./Oct. P.16–17 Robert Hazen 1984 P. 10–11 D.W. McCarthy Environmentalism Finding and Studying other Planetary Systems, Earth's a Planet, Too: The Planetary Society Supports Nov./Dec. 1987 P. 20–21 David C. Black Earth Day 1990, March/April 1990 P. 4–5 Charlene First Reconnaissance: Exploring Other Solar Systems, Anderson July/Aug. 1997 P. 9–13 Paul Butler The Green Space Project, May/June 1998 P.4–5 Kim Masers from Mira Stars: A Scenario Revealing Jovian Stanley Robinson Planets?, March/April 1990 P. 16–19 Curtiss Struck– Eros (asteroid) Marcell On To Eros! How You Can Get Personally Involved with Planetary Prospectors Meet in Pasadena, March/April the NEAR Mission, Sept./Oct. 1997 P. 14–15 Clark 1993 P.13–19 James Burke Chapman Planets Around Other Stars? Some Exciting New A NEAR Perfect Landing, May/June 2001 P. 12–15 Evidence, May/June 1988 P. 6–8 Bruce Campbell Melanie Melton The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence: Scientific NEAR Shoemaker Goes to Work, May/June 2000 P. Quest or Hopeful Folly, Carl Sagan, May/June 1996 12–17 Charlene Anderson P.4–13 Ernst Mayr NEAR So Far: Approaching Asteroid Eros, Nov./Dec. In Search of Other Worlds, March/April 1983 P. 8 1998 P. 4–8 Scott Murchie et. al. George D. Gatewood, Sept./Oct. 1984 P. 3 David C. The Second Coming of NEAR, Nov./Dec. 1999 P. 14– Black 18 Robert Farquhar et. al. The Space Telescope's Search for Planets Around Touchdown! NEAR's Historic Landing, Sept./Oct. 2001 Other Stars, Sept./Oct. 1984 P. 18–20 Jane Russell P. 6–11 Robert Farquhar Spectroscopic Searches for Other Planetary Systems, Europa (Jupiter's moon) Sept./Oct. 1984 P. 16–17 Robert S. McMillan Searching for Life on Europa, Jan./Feb. 2000 P. 12–18 The Suns in the Sky: Multiple Stars and Planetary Charlene Anderson Systems, Sept./Oct. 1984 P. 12–14 R. S. Harrington The Solar System's Other Ocean, May/June 1983 P. 5– Toward the Exploration of Extrasolar Planetary 7 Steven Souyres & Ray Reynolds Systems, Jan/Feb 1985 P. 2 Lew Allen, Jr. A World of Superlatives, Jan./Feb. 1992 P. 12–13 Van Biesbrock 8B: Brown Dwarf and Extraordinary Charlene Anderson Planet, Jr., Nov./Dec. 1985 P. 4–6 Donald McCarthy European Space Agency (ESA) Extraterrestrial life European Space Agency Aims High - at Mars, Alien Life - Forms and Functions in Fluids, Jan./Feb. May/June 1990 P. 14–15 Agustin F. Chicarro 1988 P. 8–9 James D. Burke European Space Agency Faces the Future, The, The Concept of Extraterrestrial Intelligence - An March/April 1996 P.8–9 Roy Gibson Emerging Cosmology?, March/April 1989 P. 13–17 Taking the Next Step: The European Moon Program, Steven J. Dick Jan./Feb. 1995 P.8–11 R.M. Bonnet Extraterrestrial Life, Intelligence, and The Planetary Exobiology Society, April/May 1981 P. 8–9 James D. Burke Alien Life - Forms and Functions in Fluids, Jan./Feb. Intelligence and Catastrophe: The Cosmic Quarantine 1988 P. 8–9 James D. Burke Hypothesis, Jan/Feb 1985 P. 20–21 Steven Soter Chemistry Between the Stars, Nov./Dec. 1987 P. 6–9 Must Life be Carbon-Based? (Stuff of Life), March/April William M. Irvine 1998 P. 16–17 Gene McDonald Life in the Universe, Nov./Dec. 1987 P. 3 Donald L. Opinion: Searching for Life in the Universe, July/Aug. DeVincenzi 1998 P.4–5 Bruce Jakosky Life on Mars? Biology and the Exploration of Mars, The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence: Scientific Nov./Dec. 1987 P. 14–15 Harold P. Klein Quest or Hopeful Folly, Carl Sagan, May/June 1996 Life's Origin: The Cosmic, Planetary and Biological P.4–13 Ernst Mayr Processes, Nov./Dec. 1987 P. 4–5 T. Scattergood et.al. F The Origin of Life, 28 James P. Ferris, Nov./Dec. 1987 Ferris, Tim P. 10–11 An Interview with Tim Ferris, Nov./Dec. 1999 P. 4–5 H Charlene Anderson Halley's Comet Comet Watching: A Short Guide to Seeing Halley's G Comet, July/Aug. 1985 P. 16–17 Galilei, Galileo Half an Hour in the Comet's Coma, Sept./Oct. 1987 P. The Special Case of Galileo Galilei, June/July 1981 P. 4–7 Roald Sagdeev & Leonid Ksanfonality 6–7 Maureen Miller Halley at Last! Vega and Giotto Photograph the Nucleus Galileo spacecraft. See also Jupiter of the Comet, May/Junel 1986 P. 8–9 The Asteroid and the Spacecraft, Sept./Oct. 1984 P. 22 The Halley Swarm, April/May 1981 P. 4–5 Jaques Clark R. Chapman Blamont Color of Europa, The, Sept./Oct. 1997 P. 12–13 Paul Halley's Comet (poem), Nov./Dec. 1985 P. 3 Diane Geissler Ackerman, Sept./Oct. 1987 P. 8 Kenneth Rexroth Detour Assists Galileo Mission, March/April 1982 P. 10– Halley's Comet was Here! A Look at Halley mania, 11 Louis D. Friedman March/April 1987 P. 14–15 Louis D. Friedman Encounter with Earth: Galileo Explores its Own Planet, The International Halley Watch: An Experiment in May/June 1995 P.8–13 Paul Geissler Cooperation, Jr., July/Aug. 1985 P. 15 Jurgen Rahe Fate of the Galileo Probe, The, Nov./Dec. 1995 P.14 & Ray Newburn Jonathan Lumine, Rick Young News Bulletin: Halley's Comet Recovered, Galileo: On to Io and Cassini, July/Aug. 1999 P.12–17 Nov./Dec.1982 P.2 Michael Belton Nucleus Galileo: The Earth Encounters, Sept./Oct. 1989 P.6–10 What is it?, March/April 1987 P. 11–13 Paul Theadore C. Clarke & Fraser P. Fanale Weissman et.al. Galileo Encounters Earth and Venus, March/April 1991 The Wobbling Nucleus of Halley's Comet, March/April P. 12–15 Charlene Anderson 1987 P. 8–10 Michael Belton Galileo's First Look at Ganymede and Europa, The Science of Comets: A Post-Encounter Assessment, Nov./Dec. 1996 P.12–15 Charlene Anderson March/April 1987 P. 5–7 D. Asoka Mendis Last Long Look Homeward: Galileo Sets Off for Jupiter, Studying Halley's Comet from Earth and from Space, March/April 1993 P.4–11 Charlene Anderson March/April 1987 P. 3–4 Jurgen Rahe On Target: Galileo Approaches the Jovian System, Through History with Halley's Comet, July/Aug. 1985 P. Nov./Dec. 1995 P.12–13 Charlene Anderson 4–7 Donald K. Yeomans The Wild Ride of the Galileo Probe: Sampling Jupiter's Helium-3 Atmosphere, Nov./Dec. 1996 P.4–9 Richard Young Cosmic Dust: Evidence of a Comet Shower, Sept./Oct. Geology. See also Planetary geology and Mars geology 1998 P. 9–11 Kenneth Farley Geology and Climate Change: Mechanisms of Herschel, Sir William Extinction, July/Aug. 1996 P.6 Kevin Pope Sir William Herschel Discovers Uranus, Nov./Dec. 1986 Impact craters P. 3 Michael Hoskin Shiva hypothesis, The, Jan/Feb. 1998 P.6–11 History Michael Rampino Back To The Future: SETI before the Space Age, Mars Jan./Feb. 1995 P.4–7 Steven Dick Laying out the Evidence: The Case for Life on Mars, Holland Jan./Feb. 1997 P.12–17 Bruce Jakosky Setting Sail for the Planets, 14 Carl Sagan, Feb/March News and Reviews, Jan/Feb. 1998 P.18 Clark 1981 P. 2 Chapman Hubble Space Telescope Mineralogy: Carved in Stone, July/Aug. 1996 P.8–10 Pluto: New Views from the Hubble Space Telescope, Alfred Fischer Sept./Oct. 1996 P.4–9 Charlene Anderson Giacobini-Zinner Comet The Space Telescope's Search for Planets Around Visiting a Comet: ICE Flies Through Giacobini-Zinner, Other Stars, Sept./Oct. 1984 P. 18–20 Jane Russell May/Junel 1986 P. 12–13 Edward J. Smith Traveling Through a Mirror: The Hubble Space Giacobini-Zinner (comet) Telescope Studies the Planets, Sept./Oct. 1995 P. Detour to a Comet: Journey of the International 12–17 Charlene Anderson Cometary Explorer, May/June 1985 P. 4–6 Robert Human migrations Farquhar Seeding the Galaxy: The Los Alamos Conference on Goldin, Daniel Interstellar Migrations, Nov./Dec. 1984 P. 3–6 Eric Future of Planetary Exploration: A Dialogue Between Jones & Ben Finney Daniel Goldin and Carl Sagan, July/Aug. 1993 P.18– Human space crews 23 Looking Spaceward: Life, Work and Leisure...Out There, A Talk With Daniel Goldin, Sept./Oct. 1992 P. 24–26 March/April 1985 P. 7–9 Arnauld D. Nicogossian Louis D. Friedman Human space exploration World Watch: Special Edition, Nov./Dec.2001 P. 4–5 Asteroids Louis D. Friedman Human Exploration of Near-Earth Asteroids, May/June 2000 P. 10–11 Daniel D. Durda The Case for Mars, March/April 1985 P. 16–18 Impact Processes: Reconstructing the events, July/Aug. Chistopher P. McKay 1996 P.7–8 Michael Rampino Crew health and protection Shiva hypothesis, The, Jan/Feb. 1998 P.6–11 Michael Looking Spaceward: Life, Work and Leisure...Out Rampino There, March/April 1985 P. 7–9 Arnauld D. Impact events Nicogossian Assessing the Hazard: The Development of the Torino Dreams are Maps: Exploration and Human Purpose, Scale, Nov./Dec. 1999 P. 6–10 Richard P. Binzel Sept./Oct. 1992 P. 20–23 Carl Sagan Intelligent life Manned Space Exploration: Make it International, Opinion: Searching for Life in the Universe, July/Aug. March/April 1985 P. 3 Spark M. Mastunaga 1998 P.4–5 Bruce Jakosky Mars International programs Humans to Mars: Can We Justify the Cost?, Jan./Feb. Bringing People Together Through Planetary Science, 1991 P. 4–7 Carl Sagan May/June 1993 P.13–14 Adriana Ocampo & Rosaly Humans to Mars: The Mission That NASA did not Fly, Lopes–Gautier July/Aug. 1988 P 10–14 Edward Ezell European Space Agency Faces the Future, The, Mars: Realizing the Dream, July/Aug. 1986 P. 3 Carl March/April 1996 P.8–9 Roy Gibson Sagan Glaciers and Glasnost, March/April 1990 P. 20–24 The Mars Institute, Jan./Feb. 1986 P. 16 Chirstopher Michael Carroll McKay Let's Go to Mars Together, July/Aug. 1986 P. 8–9 Carl NASA, the Presidency and International Leadership, Sagan July/Aug. 1986 P. 4–5 Bruce Murray The Next Giant Leap: Space Exploration as Foreign Moon Policy, Jan./Feb. 1987 P. 12–13 Ann Florini Going to Mars - By Way of the Moon, March/April Together to Mars? A Planetary Society Spacebridge, 1988 P. 4–7 Michael B. Duke Sept./Oct. 1987 P. 12–13 Living on the Moon, 14 James D. 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NASA Romancing the Stones: The Near-Earth Asteroid Administrators Rendezvous, Joseph Veverka, Sept./Oct. 1995 P.8– NASA Today, and a Vision for Tomorrow, Nov./Dec. 11 Robert Farquhar 1994 P.4–7 Daniel S. Goldin The Second Coming of NEAR, Nov./Dec. 1999 P. 14– A Talk with Bert Edelson, Sept./Oct.1982 P.15–17 18 Robert Farquhar et. al. Louis D. Friedman Touchdown! NEAR's Historic Landing, Sept./Oct. 2001 A Talk With Daniel Goldin, Sept./Oct. 1992 P. 24–26 P. 6–11 Robert Farquhar Louis D. Friedman Waltzing by Mathilde: NEAR's First Asteroid Encounter, A Talk with Hans Mark, 23 Louis D Friedman, Donald Yeomans, March/April 1997 P.4–8 Robert March/April 1982 P. 4–5 Farquhar A Talk with John Aaron, March/April 1988 P. 8–11 Near-Earth Objects (NEOs). See also Asteroids or Comets Louis D. Friedman The 2001 Shoemaker NEO Grant Awardees - A World Toward the Next Millennium: A Vision for Spaceship of Observing Experience, March/April 2001 P.15–17 Earth, Nov./Dec. 1992 P. 25 Daniel S. Goldin Daniel D. Durda Can NASA Still Do the Job, May/June 1990 P. 18–23 Assessing the Hazard: The Development of the Torino David F. Salisbury Scale, Nov./Dec. 1999 P. 6–10 Richard P. Binzel Politics Astronomy: Eyes Wide Shut, May/June 2000 P.4–5 NASA, the Presidency and International Leadership, David Jewitt July/Aug. 1986 P. 4–5 Bruce Murray Near-Earth Objects: Friends or Foes?, March/April 1995 No Space for NASA, March/April 1994 P.4–5 P.8–11 Richard Binzel Nicholas Wade Shoemaker Grants: A Little Money, Lots of NEOs, President Directs NASA to Redesign the Space May/June 2000 P. 6–8 Daniel D. Durda Station, March/April 1993 P.24 Louis Friedman Why Near-Earth Objects?, July/Aug. 1996 P.14 Carl A Time to Act: An Editorial, 15 Louis D. Friedman, Sagan Sept./Oct 1986 P. 7 Neptune SETI Approaching Neptune: Voyager 2 Prepares for an The NASA SETI Program, March/April 1983 P. 6–7 August Encounter, May/June 1989 P. 16–17 Samuel Gulkis & John Wolfe Charlene Anderson Phoenix Rises: NASA SETI Project is Reborn, Atmosphere May/June 1995 P.4–7 Seth Shostak The Clouds and Winds of Neptune, 21 Reta Beebe, Thirty Years of SETI - The NASA Administrator Looks March/April 1992 P. 18–19 at the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence, The Elusive Rings of Neptune, March/April 1992 P. 4–9 March/April 1988 P. 3 James C. Fletcher Carolyn C. Porco Space exploration The Magnetosphere of Neptune, March/April 1992 P. Crisis in Planetary Science: Push Forward or Fall 10–13 S.M. Krimigis Back?, March/April 1992 P. 27 Clark R. Chapman The Nature of the Great Dark Spot, March/April 1992 P. The Future of the U.S. Space Program, March/April 20 Reta Beebe 1991 P. 4–6 Norman R. Augustine On to Neptune!, Nov./Dec. 1986 P. 17–18 Ellis D. Miner Grand Challenges for Space Exploration, Jr., Neptune's Small Satellites, March/April 1992 P. 22–23 March/April 1999 P.4–6 Wesley T. Huntress Peter Thomas Let's Reinvigorate the U.S. Space Program, Jan./Feb. Triton 1988 P. 3 Carl Sagan & Louis Friedman Voyager's Finale, March/April 1992 P. 14–17 R.H. Basics of Spaceflight: Where Are They Now?- Part 2, Brown Jan/Feb. 1998 P.16–17 Dave Doody Voyager 2 Approaches Neptune, July/Aug. 1989 P. 19– Comments on the Crisis in Planetary Exploration, 21 Ellis D. Miner March/April 1982 P. 6–7 Carl Sagan Voyager at Neptune: Sorting out the Early Results, Congressional testimony (no title), 15 Bruce Murray, Nov./Dec. 1989 P. 12–15 Clark R. Chapman June/July 1981 P. 2 New Millennium program Encounters: Interplanetary Explorations From Afar, Deep Space 1, May/June 1998 P.6–7 Robert Nelson & Jan./Feb. 1987 P. 6–9 J. Kelly Beatty Marc Rayman The End of The Beginning, March/April 1982 P. 3 Bruce Nuclear power Murray Radiation Risk and Planetary Exploration - The RTG Exploring with Aerobots: A New Way to See the Worlds, Controversy, May/June 1987 P. 3–7 David F. Sept./Oct. 1999 P. 4–9 James Cutts, Viktor Salisbury Kerzhanovich Future of Planetary Exploration: A Dialogue Between O Daniel Goldin and Carl Sagan, July/Aug. 1993 P.18– O'Keefe, Sean 23 World Watch: Special Edition, Nov./Dec. 2001 P. 4–5 Japan Louis D. Friedman Japan Sets Out to the Moon and Mars, July/Aug. Oort Cloud 1992 P. 12–13 Hitoshi Mizutani A Little Warmth Against the Big Chill: The Evolution of Maps Comets in the Oort Cloud, May/June 1990 P. 16–17 Planetary Maps: Passports for the Mind, Nov./Dec. Alan Stern 1990 P. 12–19 Charlene Anderson Origins of universe Missions to the Far Outer Planets, Aug/Sept. 1981 P. In the Beginning, July/Aug. 1999 P.8–10 James D. 16–18 Susan J. Kovach Burke Planet X: Fact or Fiction?, July/Aug. 1988 P. 6–9 John Anderson P Sample return Paine, Thomas O. The Long Reach, March/April 1984 P. 18–19 Bevan The Last of the Corsairs: The Life of Thomas O. Paine, M. French Sept./Oct. 1992 P. 4–7 Carl Sagan et.al. Search for life A Talk with Thomas O. Paine, Sept./Oct 1986 P. 3–6 Life in the Universe, Nov./Dec. 1987 P. 3 Donald L. Louis D. Friedman DeVincenzi Pallas (asteroid) Setting Sail for the Planets, 14 Carl Sagan, Feb/March Pallas Report, July/Aug. 1984 P. 12 Clark R. Chapman 1981 P. 2 Pathfinder spacecraft. See also Mars spacecraft - Mars Survey Pathfinder Who cares about Planetary Exploration?, May/June Carl Sagan Memorial Station: Pathfinder Carried 1989 P. 22–24 Jon D. Miller Members Names, Sept./Oct. 1997 P. 18 Louis A Talk with Lew Allen, Nov./Dec. 1983 P. 19–20 Louis Friedman D. Friedman Mars Pathfinder Landing Inspires Thousands A Third Great Age of Discovery, Jan./Feb. 1989 P. 14– Celebrating the Adventure of Exploration, Nov./Dec 17 Steven J. Pyne 1997 P. 4–9 Jennifer Vaughn Traveling Through a Mirror: The Hubble Space Testing Telescope Studies the Planets, Sept./Oct. 1995 P. From the Scabland to Mars: Preparing for the 12–17 Charlene Anderson Pathfinder Mission, March/April 1996 P.10–14 U.S.-Russian cooperation Kari Magee Two for the Road: New Hope for Exploration in Phobos spacecraft Space, Sept./Oct 1994 P.14–15 Louis Friedman Science from Phobos: A Soviet Symposium, Nov./Dec. Visions of 2010: Human Missions to the Moon, Mars 1989 P. 10 Bruce Murray and the Asteroids, March/April 1985 P. 4–6 Louis D. Photography Friedman Exploring the Infinitesimal: Photography with a Scanning Whatever happened to Planet X?, May/June 1999 Electron Microscope, Sept./Oct. 1987 P. 10–11 P.14–17 John D. Anderson David Scharf Where Next? - The Exploration of the Terrestrial Pioneer spacecraft Planets, Aug/Sept. 1981 P. 3–5 Bruce Murray Farewell Pioneer, March/April 1997 P.9 James Burke World Watch: A New Age of Planetary Exploration?, The Strange Acceleration of Pioneer 10 and 11, May/June 1983 P. 11–12 David Morrison Nov./Dec 2001 P. 12–17 John Anderson et.al. Planetary geology. See also Geology Planetary exploration Brief History of the Moon, A, Sept./Oct. 1997 P. 4–11 The Adventure of the Planets, Dec/Jan 1981 P. 3 Carl William Hartmann Sagan The Man Passing By on His Way to the Moon, Nov./Dec 1997 P. 14–15 Bevan French Mars Finding and Studying other Planetary Systems, Laying out the Evidence: The Case for Life on Mars, Nov./Dec. 1987 P. 20–21 David C. Black Jan./Feb. 1997 P.12–17 Bruce Jakosky What is a Planet?, Nov./Dec. 1985 P. 7 Jonathan Mars Pathfinder Eberhart News and Reviews, Jan/Feb. 1998 P.18 Clark Funding Planetary Science - A National Perspective, Chapman March/April 1989 P. 26 Robert A. Brown Names on Distant Worlds, July/Aug. 1984 P. 8–11 Hopeful Gathering of Planetary Scientists, A, May/June James D. Burke 1993 P.10–12 James D. Burke Planetary moons How the Planetary Sciences Struggle Toward the Truth, Ice Worlds, June/July 1981 P. 8–10 Michael C. Malin July/Aug. 1987 P. 7 James D. Burke Planetary protection "Ices" Throughout the Solar System: A Tour of Caution and Humility: Where There's Water..., July/Aug. Condensable Species, March/April 1999 P.8–13 1994 P.10–12 Elliott Levinthal Wendy M. Calvin Considering the Improbable: Life Underground on Mars, Imaging - Pixels, not Pictures, Jan./Feb 1984 P. 6–10 July/Aug. 1994 P.13–15 C.P. McKay et. al. Alfred McEwen & Laurence Soderblom Contamination From Mars: No Threat, July/Aug. 2000 The Lunar and Planetary Science Conference, July/Aug. P.4–5 Robert Zubrin 1983 P. 16–17 Bevan M. French Exploring Other Worlds and Protecting This One: The Meteorites Connection, Jan./Feb 1990 P. 4–7 Carl Sagan Swapping rocks: exchange of Surface Material Is it Dangerous to Return Samples From Mars to Among the Planets, July/Aug. 1994 P.16–19 H. Earth?, July/Aug. 1994 P. 3 Carl Sagan Jay Melosh Lessons from Evolution: Ruling Out Danger, July/Aug. Origins of 1994 P.13–15 Thomas Jukes In the Beginning, July/Aug. 1999 P.8–10 James D. Lessons from Viking: The Search for Life on Mars, Burke July/Aug. 1994 P. 10–12 Norman Horowitz & Arden A Pioneer of Planetary Science, May/June 1989 P. 18– Albee 21 Bettyann Kevles Protecting Our Planet:, Preserving Other Worlds, Planet Building by Computer, May/June 1983 P. 8–10 July/Aug. 1994 P. 4 Donald DeVincenzi Jim Blinn Rocks in Quarantine: Apollo's Lessons for Mars, Planetary Rings: Endless Allure, Nov./Dec. 1998 P. 10– July/Aug. 1994 P. 6–9 John Bagby 15 Andre Bormanis What Society Members Think About Planetary Report from the Division of Planetary Sciences, Protection, March/April 1995 P.4–6 Donald Jan/Feb. 1982 P.12–13 Jon Lomberg MacGregor, Paul Slovack Resources Where No One has Gone Before...What is Planetary Mining the Air: Resources of Other Worlds May Protection Anyway?, 23 John Rummel & Michael Reduce Mission Costs, 11 Kumar Ramohalli, Meyer, July/Aug. 1994 P. 5 Jan./Feb. 1991 P. 8–9 Planetary resources Some Mysteries of Planetary Science, May/June 1988 "Ices" Throughout the Solar System: A Tour of P. 12–16 Carl Sagan Condensable Species, March/April 1999 P.8–13 A Talk with Eugene Levy, March/April 1982 P. 8–9 Louis Wendy M. Calvin D. Friedman Planetary science Time system Bringing People Together Through Planetary Science, Why is the Day 24 hrs., & When Will the Millennium JMay/June 1993 P.13–14 Adriana Ocampo & Begin?, July/Aug. 1999 P.4–7 Owen Gingrich Rosaly Lopes–Gautier Value of the Planetary Program, July/Aug.1982 P.3 Catastrophes David Morrison Planets and Perils, 22 Owen B. Toon, Jan/Feb 1985 Volcanism P. 3 Volcanism in the Solar System, May/June 1982 P. 3– Climates 5 Michael H. Carr Precessing Worlds: Planetary Spin and Climatic Planetary Society Stability, Jan/Feb 1985 P. 16–17 William R. Ward The 2001 Shoemaker NEO Grant Awardees - A World Crisis in Planetary Science: Push Forward or Fall of Observing Experience, March/April 2001 P.15–17 Back?, March/April 1992 P. 27 Clark R. Chapman Daniel D. Durda Dust Board of Directors Cosmic Dust, March/April 1984 P. 9–11 Donald E. John Bryson Joins Planetary Society Directors, Brownlee Jan./Feb. 1993 P.11 Charlene Anderson Earth as a Target for Planetary Research, Jan./Feb Laurel Wilkening joins Planetary Society's Board of 1990 P. 12–15 William K. Hartmann Directors, March/April 1994 P.14 James D. Burke Eugene Merle Shoemaker: A Pioneer of Planetary Norm Augustine Joins Society Board of Directors, Science, July/Aug. 1991 P. 18–22 Betyann Kevles March/April 1993 P.25 Charlene Anderson Extrasolar planets Theodore Hesburgh Joins Board of Advisors, The Next Ten Years: The Planetary Society's Look to July/Aug. 1985 P. 3 Rev. Theodore Hesburgh & its Future, Sept./Oct 1990 P. 3–5 Carl Sagan Carl Sagan et.al. Carl Sagan Memorial Station: Pathfinder Carried Our Members Remember: Ten Years with The Members Names, Sept./Oct. 1997 P. 18 Louis Planetary Society, Sept./Oct 1990 P. 12–13 Friedman The 1990's: A New Decade of Discovery?, 30, Fifth anniversary Sept./Oct 1990 P. 8–9 Five Years: Successes and Failures, Jan./Feb. 1986 Seeding the Future, Sept./Oct 1990 P. 20–21 P. 10–11 Louis D. Friedman Charlene Anderson The Planetary Society: A Short History, Jan./Feb. The Volunteer Network - A Vital Link, Sept./Oct 1990 P. 1986 P. 3–11 David F. Salisbury 23 Carlos J. Populus On the Prehistory of The Planetary Society, Jan./Feb. Where next for the Planetary Society?, Jan/Feb 1983 P. 1986 P. 4–5 Carl Sagan 2 Bruce Murray Recollection and Hope: Our Fifth Anniversary Issue, Planetary spacecraft Jan./Feb. 1986 P. 2 Charlene Anderson Calibrating Success in Science: How Failure Fits In, Fly to Saturn with Cassini: Society Members Invited Sept./Oct. 2001 P. 4–5 Glenn Cunningham Along, May/June 1996 P.16 Charlene Anderson Sounds from space, Sept./Oct.1982 P.4–6 Frederick L. Flying Snakes and Creeping Robots: Preparing Scarf Planetary Soc. Projects for Mars, July/Aug. 1994 Planetary systems. See also Extrasolar planets, Solar P.12a–b James Cantrell systems Future of the Planetary Society, The, May/June 1997 P. Planetary Prospectors Meet in Pasadena, March/April 23–25 Louis Friedman 1993 P.13–19 James Burke Growing the Planetary Society: New Advisory Council Planetfest Formed, July/Aug. 1997 P. 15 John Logsdon Mars Pathfinder Landing Inspires Thousands Hailing Frequencies Open! - Gene Roddenberry Looks Celebrating the Adventure of Exploration, Nov./Dec at the Planetary Society, April/May 1981 P. 3 Gene 1997 P. 4–9 Jennifer Vaughn Roddenberry Planetfest '81: Celebration and Hope, Oct./Nov. 1981 P. Our House is a Very Fine House, Nov./Dec. 1989 P.5 8–9 Linda Bridge Beek Tim Lynch Planetfest '89 Planetary protection A Benediction for Voyager 2, Nov./Dec. 1989 P. 21 What Society Members Think About Planetary Carl Sagan Protection, March/April 1995 P.4–6 Donald International Space Art Show, Nov./Dec. 1989 P. 10 MacGregor, Paul Slovack Deirdre von Dornum Planetary Report Planetfest Volunteers: Ready, Willing and a Little Index to the Planetary Report: 1980-1986, Jan./Feb. Short on Sleep, Nov./Dec. 1989 P. 17 Marshalle 1987 P. insert Michael Spindler Wells The Planetary Society 1994 Annual Report, March/April Science Fiction Writers' Symposium, Nov./Dec. 1989 1995 P.12 insert P. 16 Thomas R. McDonough Planetary Society is On the Right Track, Sept./Oct. 1983 Science from Phobos: A Soviet Symposium, P. 2 Del Stone Nov./Dec. 1989 P. 10 Bruce Murray The Planetary Society Prepares to Fly a Solar Sail, Voyager Retrospective: A Symposium on Exploration, March/April 2001 P.9–14 Louis D. Friedman Nov./Dec. 1989 P. 6–9 Carl Sagan et.al. The Planetary Society Presses Forward, March/April Voyager Watch: Getting Everybody Involved!, 2000 P. 4–6 Louis D. Friedman Nov./Dec. 1989 P.4–5 Susan Lendroth Politics and the Planetary Society: A Personal View, Planetfest '89: Sharing the Neptune Encounter, Sept./Oct. 1988 P. 19 Louis D. Friedman Nov./Dec. 1989 P.2 Angela Brown Sagan's Fire: A New Challenge, Louis Friedman, Planetfest '99 March/April 1997 P.14 Bruce Murray From Longships to Spaceships: A Thousand years of SETI Exploration, Jan./Feb. 2000 P. 8–11 Michael SETI and The Planetary Society, Jan./Feb. 1986 P. Carroll 17 Paul Horowitz Pluto Society Sponsors Space Research in the Third World, New Pluto Express, The, Sept./Oct. 1995 P.7 Jackie Sept./Oct. 1996 P.18 Duncan Steel Giuliano The Society's New Leader: An Interview with Wesley Odd Planet out: What's Up With Pluto Exploration, Huntress Jr., Nov./Dec. 2001 P. 6–11 Jennifer March/April 2001 P.18–19 Jennifer Vaughn Vaughn Pluto: New Views from the Hubble Space Telescope, The State of The Planetary Society: An Executive Sept./Oct. 1996 P.4–9 Charlene Anderson Report to Members, Nov./Dec. 1991 P. 24–25 Louis To Pluto by Way of a Postage Stamp, Sept./Oct 1994 D. Friedman P.4–11 Robert Staehle et.al. Tenth Anniversary Pushing Back the Frontier: A Mission to the Pluto- A Talk with Philip Morrison, March/April 1983 P. 12–14 Charon System, July/Aug. 1990 P. 18–23 Robert Charlene Anderson Farquhar & Alan Stern Red Rover Project Poetry Red Rover, Red Rover, Send Future Astronauts Over!, All's In Free: A Celebration and a Lament, Sept./Oct. 1999 P. 10–16 Jennifer Vaughn Sept./Oct.1982 P.3 Ray Bradbury Red Rover Goes to Mars: Student Scientists Make Halley's Comet, Nov./Dec. 1985 P. 3 Diane Ackerman, History, May/June 2001 P. 16–17 Rachel Sept./Oct. 1987 P. 8 Kenneth Rexroth Zimmerman The Man Passing By on His Way to the Moon, Nov./Dec Religion 1997 P. 14–15 Bevan French Life on Another World: Can Religion Cope?, Jan./Feb. The Naming of Comets, March/April 1987 P. 2 David H. 1997 P.21 Rodney Taylor Levy Remote sensing Ode to the Alien, May/June 1997 P. 20–21 Diane Keeping an Eye on Earth: Remote Sensing in Russia, Ackerman May/June 1992 P. 11–15 Arnold S. Selivanov We Are Listening, March/April 1986 P. 7 Diane What is Remote Sensing?, May/June 1992 P. 14 Ackerman Charlene Anderson Political action Robotics The Mars Observer Campaign, May/June 1987 P. 12– From the Moon Rover to the Mars Rover, July/Aug. 13 Louis D. Friedman 1990 P. 4–11 Alexandar Kermurjian A Time to Act: An Editorial, 15 Louis D. Friedman, Rovers! Using Mobile Robots as Planetary Explorers, Sept./Oct 1986 P. 7 July/Aug. 1991 P. 8–13 Donna Pivirotto Propulsion Russia Solar Sailing: A Frontier Transportation System, To Fly a Solar Sail: A Story of Friendship, May/June June/July 1981 P. 4–5 Chauncey Uphoff 2001 P.6–11 Charlene Anderson Propulsion systems Planet Kamchatka, Jan./Feb. 1992 P. 6–10 Dave Pieri Basics of Spaceflight: Propulsion Systems, March/April The Russian Death Valley Experience, Nov./Dec. 1992 1996 P.16–17 Dave Doody P. 14 V.V. Gromov Nuclear From Siberia to Mars, March/April 1991 P. 8–11 The Key to Mars, Titan and Beyond? Nuclear Christopher P. McKay Rockets Using Indigenous Propellants, May/June The Soviets and SETI, May/June 1991 P. 14–16 David 1990 P. 9–13 Robert Zubrin W. Swift Public opinion Soviets Host International SETI Conference, May/June Anticipating the Reaction: Public Concern About Sample 1982 P. 12–13 Jon Lomberg Return Missions, July/Aug. 1994 P.20–23 Margaret On the Way to Mars: The 1991 Kamchatka Rover Tests, Race Jan./Feb. 1992 P. 4–5 Charlene Anderson Who cares about Planetary Exploration?, May/June Russian space program 1989 P. 22–24 Jon D. Miller Keeping an Eye on Earth: Remote Sensing in Russia, May/June 1992 P. 11–15 Arnold S. Selivanov R From the Moon Rover to the Mars Rover, July/Aug. Radar antennas 1990 P. 4–11 Alexandar Kermurjian Basics of Spaceflight: Deep Space Network, Continued, A Soviet View of a Lunar Base, Nov./Dec. 1988 P. 9–12 July/Aug. 1997 P. 16–17 Dave Doody Vladislav V. Shevchenko Radar imaging A Talk with Roald Sagdeev, July/Aug. 1983 P. 18–20 Glimpses of a Goddess - The Arecibo Radar Looks at Louis D. Friedman Venus, Sept./Oct 1990 P. 16–18 Donald B. A Talk with Roald Zimmurovich Sagdeev, Jan./Feb. Campbell 1989 P. 4–8 Louis D. Friedman Investigating Venus: Arecibo Radar Maps the Planet, What Now with the Soviets?, July/Aug. 1991 P. 4–7 May/June 1985 P. 10–12 James W. Head Louis D. Friedman Magellan at Venus: The Mapping Begins, Nov./Dec. 1990 P. 20–23 Charlene Anderson S Seeing Through Sand, Sept./Oct. 1983 P. 7–9 Charles Sagan, Carl Elachi & Ronald Blom Carl Sagan, Partner in Exploration, May/June 1997 P. Radiation 11–15 Bruce Murray Radiation Risk and Planetary Exploration - The RTG Carl Sagan, Scientist, May/June 1997 P. 16–19 Frank Controversy, May/June 1987 P. 3–7 David F. Drake Salisbury Carl Sagan, Spokesman for Science, May/June 1997 P. Radio astronomy 8–10 Hans Mark Radio Science at Saturn, Oct./Nov. 1981 P. 6–7 Von R. Carl Sagan, Teacher, May/June 1997 P. 4–7 Eshleman & G.L. Tyler Christopher Chyba Sounds from space, Sept./Oct.1982 P.4–6 Frederick L. Carl Sagan, Visionary, May/June 1997 P. 22 Wyn Scarf Wachhorst Future of Planetary Exploration: A Dialogue Between Titan - A World Unto Itself, Feb/March 1981 P. 4 Daniel Goldin and Carl Sagan, July/Aug. 1993 P.18– Charlene Anderson 23 Titan's Greenhouse and Antigreenhouse Effects, Sagdeev, Roald Zimmurovich May/June 1992 P. 4–7 Christpher P. McKay et.al. To Fly a Solar Sail: A Story of Friendship, May/June Voyager spacecraft 2001 P.6–11 Charlene Anderson Saturn: Jewel of the Solar System, July/Aug. 1989 P. A Talk with Roald Sagdeev, July/Aug. 1983 P. 18–20 12–15 Jeffrey Cuzzi Louis D. Friedman Weather on Saturn - The Second Voyager Look, A Talk with Roald Zimmurovich Sagdeev, Jan./Feb. Jan/Feb. 1982 P.4–5 Gary E. Hunt 1989 P. 4–8 Louis D. Friedman Science fiction Satellites. See also Spacecraft - Small satellites Science Fiction Writers' Symposium, Nov./Dec. 1989 P. Dust 16 Thomas R. McDonough Cosmic Dust, March/April 1984 P. 9–11 Donald E. SETI Brownlee An Interview with Tim Ferris, Nov./Dec. 1999 P. 4–5 Saturn. See also Cassini and/or Voyager spacecraft Charlene Anderson Atmosphere Back To The Future: SETI before the Space Age, Order from Chaos: The Atmospheres of Jupiter and Jan./Feb. 1995 P.4–7 Steven Dick Saturn, May/June 1984 P. 8–11 Andrew P. Beginnings of Galactic Exploration, May/June 1999 P.4– Ingersoll 5 Philip Morrison The Strange Gases of Jupiter and Saturn, Nov./Dec. BETA 1990 P. 4–11 Keith S. Noll A Quantum Leap for SETI: Project BETA goes On- Atmosphere of Saturn, The, Feb/March 1981 P. 5 Garry line, March/April 1996 P.4–7 Thomas McDonough E. Hunt Continuing SETI: Scientists Share Findings at Toronto Encounter Diary, 14 Anita M. Sohus, Oct./Nov. 1981 P. Conference, Jan./Feb. 1989 P. 18–19 Thomas R. 3 McDonough Gallery of moons, Feb/March 1981 P. 6–7 Dennis A Decade of SETI, Sept./Oct 1990 P. 6–7 Thomas R. Matson McDonough More than meets the eye, Dec/Jan 1981 P. 5 Torrance Extraterrestrial Life, Intelligence, and The Planetary Johnson Society, April/May 1981 P. 8–9 James D. Burke Mysteries of Saturn, Dec/Jan 1981 P. 4 David Morrison Flash! Optical SETI Joins the Search, March/April 2000 Planetary Rings: Endless Allure, Nov./Dec. 1998 P. 10– P. 8–15 Paul Horowitz 15 Andre Bormanis Frequency and Time in the Search for Extraterrestrial Radio Science at Saturn, Oct./Nov. 1981 P. 6–7 Von R. Intelligence, Nov./Dec. 1987 P. 23–25 David C. Eshleman & G.L. Tyler Black Rings Hunting the Elusive "Wow," Jan/Feb. 2001 P.18–19 Probing Saturn's Rings, Esposito, Jan/Feb. 1982 P.7– Robert H. Gray 9 Arthur L. Lane, Pomphrey Mapping Out a Strategy: A Report From the 1991 SETI Return to the Rings, Oct./Nov. 1981 P. 4–5 Richard Conference, Jan./Feb. 1992 P. 16–19 Thomas R. Terrile McDonough Taking the Measure of Saturn's Rings, Sept./Oct. A Morning With Philip Morrison: Exploring the 1985 P. 4–7 Len Tyler & Dick Simpson Extraterrestrial Mind, Sept./Oct 1991 P. 4–7 Paul Saturn (poem), April/May 1981 P. 6–7 Diane Ackerman Horowitz Saturn's Rings - A Voyager Update, 14 Dennis Matson, The NASA SETI Program, March/April 1983 P. 6–7 Feb/March 1981 P. 8–10 Samuel Gulkis & John Wolfe Time Travel and Chemical Evolution: A Look at the NASA's Search Begins, Nov./Dec. 1992 P. 23 Thomas Outer Solar System, Nov./Dec. 1987 P. 16–19 R. McDonough Tobias Owen Phoenix Rises: NASA SETI Project is Reborn, Titan May/June 1995 P.4–7 Seth Shostak Discovering Organic Molecules on Titan, Nov./Dec. Project META: What Have We Found?, Sept./Oct. 1993 1983 P. 9–10 Rudolf Hanel & John Pearl P. 4–9 Paul Horowitz The evolution of Titan's Atmosphere, Nov./Dec. 1983 Project Sentinel to Grow, Jan./Feb 1984 P. 3 Thomas R. P. 6–8 Tobias Owen McDonough Mucky Seas and Hazy Skies: An Ethane Ocean on The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence: Scientific Titan?, Nov./Dec. 1983 P. 11 Jonathan Lunine Quest or Hopeful Folly, Carl Sagan, May/June 1996 No Small Rapture: The Exploration of Saturn's P.4–13 Ernst Mayr Extraordinary Moon, Titan, Nov./Dec. 1983 P. 3–5 The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI), Carl Sagan March/April 1983 P. 3 Thomas R. McDonough Questions and Answers, March/April 1994 P. 20–21 The Search From Arecibo, March/April 1983 P. 16 Jill Athena Coustenis Tarter The Tides of Titan, Nov./Dec. 1983 P. 14 Stanley F. Searching for Signals from Extraterrestrial Civilizations, Dermontt March/April 1983 P. 4–5 Paul Horowitz SETI and The Planetary Society, Jan./Feb. 1986 P. 17 Solar sails Paul Horowitz Cosmos 1 Test Capsule: Repaired After Prelaunch SETI and the Planetary Society, Jan/Feb 1983 P. 3 Carl Accident, July/Aug. 2001 P.6–8 Louis B. Friedman Sagan The Feasibility of Interstellar Travel, Sept./Oct 1986 P. Society SETI Project Named, May/June 1983 P. 2 11–13 Robert L. Forward Some thoughts on SETI, May/June 1999 P.6 To Fly a Solar Sail: A Story of Friendship, May/June Christopher Chyba 2001 P.6–11 Charlene Anderson Southern SETI, March/April 1983 P. 17 Thomas Kuiper Looking Back, Moving Forward: Assessing Our Solar & Samual Gulkis Sail Test Flight, Sept./Oct. 2001 P. 12–15 Louis D. The Soviets and SETI, May/June 1991 P. 14–16 David Friedman W. Swift The Planetary Society Prepares to Fly a Solar Sail, Soviets Host International SETI Conference, May/June March/April 2001 P.9–14 Louis D. Friedman 1982 P. 12–13 Jon Lomberg So, What Happened?, Sept./Oct. 2001 P. 15 Jim A Status Report on The Planetary Society's SETI Cantrell Project: 18 Months of META, July/Aug. 1987 P. 8– Solar Sail Watch: Coming Soon to a Backyard Near 10 Paul Horowitz You, July/Aug. 2001 P.10–11 Susan Lendroth A Talk with Philip Morrison, March/April 1983 P. 12–14 Solar Sailing: A Frontier Transportation System, Charlene Anderson June/July 1981 P. 4–5 Chauncey Uphoff 19th Century SETI, Jan./Feb 1984 P. 4–5 Keary Subbing for a Nuclear Warhead, July/Aug. 2001 P.9 Jim Davidson Cantrell Thirty Years of SETI - The NASA Administrator Looks at Solar studies the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence, Genesis Mission: Catching Pieces of the Sun, March/April 1988 P. 3 James C. Fletcher March/April 1998 P. 12–15 Don Burnett Twenty-five Years of Searching: Scientists Celebrate an Solar system Anniversary, III, Sept./Oct. 1985 P. 10–12 Woodruff Comets: Mementos of Creation, March/April 1989 P. 4– Sulivan 9 Carl Sagan & Ann Druyan We Are Listening (poem), March/April 1986 P. 7 Diane From Dust to Cinders - A Life of the Solar System, Ackerman Aug/Sept. 1981 P. 12–15 Stewart Nozette Shepard, Alan Planet X: Fact or Fiction?, July/Aug. 1988 P. 6–9 John Striving Outward, Sept./Oct. 1998 P.4–5 James Burke Anderson Shklovskii, I.S. The Solar System in Chaos, May/June 1989 P. 4–7 I.S.Shklovskii, 1916-1985, 18 Carl Sagan, May/June Eugene F. Mallove 1985 P. 3 Volcanism in the Solar System, May/June 1982 P. 3–5 Shoemaker, Eugene Michael H. Carr The Man Passing By on His Way to the Moon, Nov./Dec Solar system exploration 1997 P. 14–15 Bevan French Charting a Course for Spaceship Earth: Humankind in A Talk with Eugene Shoemaker, Jan/Feb 1985 P. 7–10 the Solar System, Sept./Oct.1982 P.7–9 Brian Charlene Anderson O'Leary Shoemaker, Eugene Merle Genesis Mission: Catching Pieces of the Sun, Eugene Merle Shoemaker: A Pioneer of Planetary March/April 1998 P. 12–15 Don Burnett Science, July/Aug. 1991 P. 18–22 Betyann Kevles Hopeful Gathering of Planetary Scientists, A, May/June Shoemaker-Levy 9. See also Jupiter - Shoemaker-Levy 9 1993 P.10–12 James D. Burke The Comet is Coming: The Planetary Society Revs Up Solar systems. See also Extrasolar planets for Jupiter Watch, May/June 1994 P.14–15 Charlene Detecting Extrasolar Planetary Systems, March/April Anderson 1983 P. 9–10 David C. Black Jupiter Watch: The Celestial Necklace Breaks, Finding and Studying other Planetary Systems, Jan./Feb. 1994 P.8–9 Charlene Anderson Nov./Dec. 1987 P. 20–21 David C. Black Observing a Cataclysm: The Last Days of Comet First Reconnaissance: Exploring Other Solar Systems, Shoemaker-Levy 9, May/June 1994 P.10–13 John July/Aug. 1997 P. 9–13 Paul Butler R. Spencer Sifting Through Starlight, May/Junel 1986 P. 4–7 Lewis Small spacecraft Hobbs Doing More with Less: The New Way of Exploring the The Suns in the Sky: Multiple Stars and Planetary Solar System, July/Aug. 1992 P. 4–7 Rex Ridenoure Systems, Sept./Oct. 1984 P. 12–14 R. S. Harrington Hopeful Gathering of Planetary Scientists, A, May/June Toward the Exploration of Extrasolar Planetary 1993 P.10–12 James D. Burke Systems, Jan/Feb 1985 P. 2 Lew Allen, Jr. To the Moon: Faster, Cheaper - and Better, July/Aug. Solar wind 1992 P. 8–9 Paul Spudis Mariner 2 and the Discovery of the Solar Wind, Small Missions to Asteroids: The Threat and Future Nov./Dec.1982 P. 11 Marcia Neugebauer Exploration, July/Aug. 1992 P. 14–15 Michael Belton Soviet Union. See Russia Starting Small on the Road to Mars, July/Aug. 1992 P. Space advocacy 10–11 Robert P. Hanel et.al The Green Space Project, May/June 1998 P.4–5 Kim What is the Value of Space Exploration?, Nov./Dec. Stanley Robinson 1995 P.4–5 Space exploration Why explore the Planets?, Oct./Nov. 1981 P. 2 Vicki Can Space Exploration Survive the End of the Cold Colvin War?, May/June 1991 P. 4–7 Bruce Murray Space Exploration Initiative (SEI) Carl Sagan, Partner in Exploration, May/June 1997 P. Planets and Politics: Reflections on the Presidential 11–15 Bruce Murray Moon-Mars Initiative, Nov./Dec. 1989 P.3 Carl Carl Sagan, Scientist, May/June 1997 P. 16–19 Frank Sagan Drake Space manufacturing Consolidating the Presidential Initiative, Sept./Oct. 1989 The Resources of Space, March/April 1984 P. 16–17 P.17 Carl Sagan & Louis D. Friedman Larry A. Haskin Deep Space Exploration and the Space Shuttle, Space policy June/July 1981 P. 3 James D. Burke A Talk with George Keyworth, 14 Louis D. Friedman, Doing More with Less: The New Way of Exploring the May/June 1982 P. 6–7 Solar System, July/Aug. 1992 P. 4–7 Rex Ridenoure Space resources Dreams are Maps: Exploration and Human Purpose, Earth-Approaching Asteroids: Resource or Hazard?, Sept./Oct. 1992 P. 20–23 Carl Sagan Aug/Sept. 1981 P. 6–8 Brian O'Leary Exploring the Limits: Humanity's Future in Space, Mining the Air: How Far Have We Progressed, Sept./Oct. 1992 P. 12–15 Bruce Murray March/April 1994 P. 15 Kumar Ramohalli Grand Challenges for Space Exploration, Jr., The Resources of Space, March/April 1984 P. 16–17 March/April 1999 P.4–6 Wesley T. Huntress Larry A. Haskin Hailing Frequencies Open!, April/May 1981 P. 3 Gene Space sciences Roddenberry The Saying of Science, July/Aug. 1988 P. 4–5 Jonathan Human Exploration of Space: Fact and Fantasy, Eberhart July/Aug. 2000 P.18–19 Charlene Anderson U.S. Space Science and Technology, Jan/Feb. 1982 P. Human Explorers - Worth the Costs, Jan./Feb. 1999 3 James Van Allen P.6–7 Louis D. Friedman Space shuttles The Key to Mars, Titan and Beyond? Nuclear Rockets Challenger Using Indigenous Propellants, May/June 1990 P. 9– Challenger: The Three Tragedies of Challenger, 13 March/April 1986 P. 2 Carl Sagan & Bruce Murray NASA Deep Space Exploration and the Space Shuttle, NASA Today, and a Vision for Tomorrow, Nov./Dec. June/July 1981 P. 3 James D. Burke 1994 P.4–7 Daniel S. Goldin Solar System Exploration: Some Thoughts on No Space for NASA, March/April 1994 P.4–5 Techniques and Technologies, March/April 1990 P. Nicholas Wade 6–11 Ivan Bekey Policy Space stations A Talk with George Keyworth, 14 Louis D. Friedman, Considering a Space Station, July/Aug. 1984 P. 3–6 May/June 1982 P. 6–7 Mark Washburn Research Farewell To a Cold Warrior: Mir Station Obituary, Society Sponsors Space Research in the Third World, March/April 2001 P.4–7 Roald Sagdeev Sept./Oct. 1996 P.18 Duncan Steel President Directs NASA to Redesign the Space Station, Robots Versus Humans: The Next Space Race?, March/April 1993 P.24 Louis Friedman Sept./Oct. 1996 P.16–17 Louis Friedman Science and a Space Station, July/Aug. 1984 P. 6 T.M. The 1990's: A New Decade of Discovery?, 30, Sept./Oct Donahue 1990 P. 8–9 The Space Station, July/Aug. 1984 P. 6 Hans Mark Space: You Can't Get There from Here, Jan./Feb. 1999 The Space Station: In the Beginning, Nov./Dec. 1993 P.4–6 Neil Grosse Tyson P.8–15 Hans Mark Space exploration - Is it Worth the Cost, 15, Dec/Jan A Space Station Worth the Cost: The Planetary Society 1981 P. 2 Proposal, July/Aug. 1987 P. 12–13 Carl Sagan et.al. Striving Outward, Sept./Oct. 1998 P.4–5 James Burke Space transportation A Talk with Freeman Dyson, Aug/Sept. 1981 P. 20–23 Launching Planetary Missions: An International James D. Burke Inventory, March/April 1990 P. 12–15 Jerry Grey A Talk with Hans Mark, 23 Louis D Friedman, Solar System Exploration: Some Thoughts on March/April 1982 P. 4–5 Techniques and Technologies, March/April 1990 P. A Talk with Roald Zimmurovich Sagdeev, Jan./Feb. 6–11 Ivan Bekey 1989 P. 4–8 Louis D. Friedman Spacecraft. See also Spaceflight Toward the Nest Millennium: A Vision for Spaceship Basics of Spaceflight: ATLO: Assembly, Test, and Earth, Nov./Dec. 1992 P. 25 Daniel S. Goldin Launch Operations, Sept./Oct. 1997 P. 16–17 Dave Voyager Retrospective: A Symposium on Exploration, Doody Nov./Dec. 1989 P. 6–9 Carl Sagan et.al. Basics of Spaceflight: Attitude Control, Sept./Oct. 1995 P. 22–23 Dave Doody Basics of Spaceflight: Electrical systems, July/Aug. Rovers! Using Mobile Robots as Planetary Explorers, 1996 P.18–19 Dave Doody July/Aug. 1991 P. 8–13 Donna Pivirotto Basics of Spaceflight: Getting There, March/April 1995 Systems Engineering - A Personal Memoir, Jan./Feb P.15–17 Dave Doody 2001 P.4–5 James D. Burke Basics of Spaceflight: Gravity Assist, May/June 1995 Tracking Spacecraft: The Deep Space Network in P.14–15 Dave Doody Spain, March/April 1991 P. 16–17 Bettyann Kevles Basics of Spaceflight: Propulsion Systems, March/April Spaceflight. See also Spacecraft 1996 P.16–17 Dave Doody Basics of Spaceflight: Deep Space Network, Continued, Basics of Spaceflight: Telemetry and Command, July/Aug. 1997 P. 16–17 Dave Doody Nov./Dec. 1995 P.16–17 Dave Doody Basics of Spaceflight: Electrical systems, July/Aug. Basics of Spaceflight: Thermal Control, Sept./Oct. 1996 1996 P.18–19 Dave Doody P.22–23 Dave Doody Basics of Spaceflight: End-to-End Data Flow - The Basics of Spaceflight: Where Are They Now? (Pt. 1), Downlink Part, March/April 1997 P.16–17 Dave Nov./Dec 1997 P. 16–17 Dave Doody Doody Communications Basics of Spaceflight: End-to-End Data Flow - The Basics of Spaceflight: Deep Space Network, Uplink Part, Jan./Feb. 1997 P.26–27 Dave Doody Continued, July/Aug. 1997 P. 16–17 Dave Doody Basics of Spaceflight: Flying a Robotic Interplanetary Basics of Spaceflight: End-to-End Data Flow - The Spaceship, Nov./Dec. 1996 P.20–21 Dave Doody Downlink Part, March/April 1997 P.16–17 Dave Basics of Spaceflight: Getting There, March/April 1995 Doody P.15–17 Dave Doody Basics of Spaceflight: End-to-End Data Flow - The Basics of Spaceflight: Gravity Assist, May/June 1995 Uplink Part, Jan./Feb. 1997 P.26–27 Dave Doody P.14–15 Dave Doody Basics of Spaceflight: Making Tracks, July/Aug. 1995 Basics of Spaceflight: Telemetry and Command, P.16–17 Dave Doody Nov./Dec. 1995 P.16–17 Dave Doody Basics of Spaceflight: The Deep Space Network, Basics of Spaceflight: The Deep Space Network, May/June 1997 P. 28–29 Dave Doody May/June 1997 P. 28–29 Dave Doody Tracking Spacecraft: The Deep Space Network in Basics of Spaceflight: Where Are They Now?- Part 2, Spain, March/April 1991 P. 16–17 Bettyann Jan/Feb. 1998 P.16–17 Dave Doody Kevles Basics of Spaceflight: Where Are They Now? (Pt.1), Mission Control Nov./Dec 1997 P. 16–17 Dave Doody Basics of Spaceflight: Flying a Robotic Interplanetary Farewell To a Cold Warrior: Mir Station Obituary, Spaceship, Nov./Dec. 1996 P.20–21 Dave Doody March/April 2001 P.4–7 Roald Sagdeev Pioneer 10 The Strange Acceleration of Pioneer 10 and 11, Farewell Pioneer, March/April 1997 P.9 James Burke Nov./Dec 2001 P. 12–17 John Anderson et.al. Small satellites Through the Fuzzy Boundary: A New Route to the Doing More with Less: The New Way of Exploring the Moon, May/June 1992 P. 8–10 Edward Belbruno Solar System, July/Aug. 1992 P. 4–7 Rex Spectroscopy Ridenoure Spectroscopic Searches for Other Planetary Systems, To the Moon: Faster, Cheaper - and Better, July/Aug. Sept./Oct. 1984 P. 16–17 Robert S. McMillan 1992 P. 8–9 Paul Spudis Star dust Small Missions to Asteroids: The Threat and Future The Discovery of Stardust in Meteorites, Jan./ Feb. Exploration, July/Aug. 1992 P. 14–15 Michael 1989 P. 9–13 John W. Larimar Belton Stars Starting Small on the Road to Mars, July/Aug. 1992 Binary P. 10–11 Robert P. Hanel et.al The Suns in the Sky: Multiple Stars and Planetary Spacecraft equipment Systems, Sept./Oct. 1984 P. 12–14 R. S. Basics of Spaceflight: Electromagnetics, Jan. /Feb. Harrington 1996 P.16–17 Dave Doody Dust Disks Around Young Stars, Sept./Oct. 1984 P. 7–9 Spacecraft technology Martin Cohen Calibrating Success in Science: How Failure Fits In, Evidence for Sub-Stellar Companions, Jr., Sept./Oct. Sept./Oct. 2001 P. 4–5 Glenn Cunningham 1984 P. 10–11 D.W. McCarthy Cosmos 1 Test Capsule: Repaired After Prelaunch Masers from Mira Stars: A Scenario Revealing Jovian Accident, July/Aug. 2001 P.6–8 Louis B. Friedman Planets?, March/April 1990 P. 16–19 Curtiss Struck– New Millennium program Marcell Deep Space 1, May/June 1998 P.6–7 Robert Nelson Sifting Through Starlight, May/Junel 1986 P. 4–7 Lewis & Marc Rayman Hobbs The Planetary Society Prepares to Fly a Solar Sail, Stratigraphy March/April 2001 P.9–14 Louis D. Friedman Stratigraphy: Layers of Evidence, Jr., July/Aug. 1996 Radiation Risk and Planetary Exploration - The RTG P.10–11 David King Controversy, May/June 1987 P. 3–7 David F. Systems engineering Salisbury Systems Engineering - A Personal Memoir, Jan./Feb The Mars Observer Campaign, May/June 1987 P. 12– 2001 P.4–5 James D. Burke 13 Louis D. Friedman The Next Giant Leap: Space Exploration as Foreign T Policy, Jan./Feb. 1987 P. 12–13 Ann Florini Telepresence Planets and Politics: Reflections on the Presidential Live From Other Worlds: A Pilot Electronic Field Trip, Moon-Mars Initiative, Nov./Dec. 1989 P.3 Carl Nov./Dec. 1994 P.14 Geoff Haines–Stiles Sagan Terraforming Politics and the Planetary Society: A Personal View, Making an Earth of Mars, Nov./Dec. 1987 P. 26–27 Sept./Oct. 1988 P. 19 Louis D. Friedman Christopher P. McKay A Time to Act: An Editorial, 15 Louis D. Friedman, A World for the Winning: The Exploration and Sept./Oct 1986 P. 7 Terraforming of Mars, Sept./Oct. 1992 P. 16–19 The United States' Future in Space: The Candidates Robert Zubrin & Christopher McKay Share Their Visions, Sept./Oct. 1988 P. 4–6 George Tesla, Nikola Bush & Michael Dukakis Back To The Future: SETI before the Space Age, Universe Jan./Feb. 1995 P.4–7 Steven Dick Origins of Thermal control In the Beginning, July/Aug. 1999 P.8–10 James D. Basics of Spaceflight: Thermal Control, Sept./Oct. 1996 Burke P.22–23 Dave Doody Uranus Third World An Ocean in Uranus?, Nov./Dec. 1986 P. 16 David Pursuing the Challenge, May/June 1988 P. 4–5 Carl Stevenson Pilcher & Adriana Ocampa Approaching Uranus: Voyager 2 Prepares to Encounter Society Sponsors Space Research in the Third World, the Seventh Planet, Nov./Dec. 1985 P. 8–11 Reta Sept./Oct. 1996 P.18 Duncan Steel Beebe & Jay Bergstralh Titan (Saturn's moon) Atmosphere Discovering Organic Molecules on Titan, Nov./Dec. Voyager 2 Investigates the Atmosphere of Uranus, 1983 P. 9–10 Rudolf Hanel & John Pearl Nov./Dec. 1986 P. 14–15 Gary Hunt The evolution of Titan's Atmosphere, Nov./Dec. 1983 P. The Magnetosphere of Uranus, Nov./Dec. 1986 P. 8–10 6–8 Tobias Owen Norman F. Ness The Future Exploration of Titan, Nov./Dec. 1983 P. 16– Moons 17 Byron L. Swenson Exploring the Uranian Satellites, 18 Robert Hamilton Mucky Seas and Hazy Skies: An Ethane Ocean on Brown, Nov./Dec. 1986 P. 4––7 Titan?, Nov./Dec. 1983 P. 11 Jonathan Lunine Sir William Herschel Discovers Uranus, Nov./Dec. 1986 No Small Rapture: The Exploration of Saturn's P. 3 Michael Hoskin Extraordinary Moon, Titan, Nov./Dec. 1983 P. 3–5 Voyager 2 and the Uranian Rings, Nov./Dec. 1986 P. Carl Sagan 11–13 Carolyn C. Porco The Tides of Titan, Nov./Dec. 1983 P. 14 Stanley F. Voyager spacecraft Dermontt Encounter! Voyager 2 Explores the Uranian System, Titan - A World Unto Itself, Feb/March 1981 P. 4 March/April 1986 P. 8–12 Clark R. Chapman Charlene Anderson Uranus: Beneath That Bland Exterior, July/Aug. 1989 Titan's Greenhouse and Antigreenhouse Effects, P. 16–18 Richard A. Simpson & Ellis D. Miner May/June 1992 P. 4–7 Christpher P. McKay et.al. Urey, Harold Clayton Visions of Titan, Nov./Dec. 1983 P. 12–13 Michael Harold Clayton Urey: 1893-1981, July/Aug.1982 P.10– Carroll 11 Carl Sagan Tombaugh, Clyde Tribute to Clyde Tombaugh, July/Aug. 1997 P. 14 David V Levy Van Biesbrock 8B Transportation systems Van Biesbrock 8B: Brown Dwarf and Extraordinary Solar Sailing: A Frontier Transportation System, Planet, Jr., Nov./Dec. 1985 P. 4–6 Donald McCarthy June/July 1981 P. 4–5 Chauncey Uphoff Venera spacecraft Triton (Neptune's moon) Highlights of the Venera Missions to Venus, Voyager's Finale, March/April 1992 P. 14–17 R.H. Nov./Dec.1982 P. 14–17 Mikhail Marov Brown New Results from Venera 15 and 16, Sept./Oct 1986 P. 8–9 N.A. Armand et.al. U Seeing Venus by Radar: Images from the Venera United States Government Orbiters, Nov./Dec. 1984 P. 12–13 Congressional testimony (no title), 15 Bruce Murray, Venera 13 & 14 June/July 1981 P. 2 Panoramas From the Latest Soviet Craft to Land on Consolidating the Presidential Initiative, Sept./Oct. 1989 Venus, May/June 1982 P. 8–9 James D. Burke P.17 Carl Sagan & Louis D. Friedman Venera 15 & 16 Soviets Mapping Venus, Nov./Dec. 1983 P. 2 Visualize Venus: Veneras 15 and 16 Radar Images, Visualize Venus: Veneras 15 and 16 Radar Images, Sept./Oct. 1988 P. 12–13 Sept./Oct. 1988 P. 12–13 Venus Revealed, Sept./Oct. 1983 P. 10–12 James B. Venus: After Magellan, She Still Has Her Mysteries, Garvin et. al. May/June 1993 P.4–9 R. Stephen Saunders Venus Venus: Behind the Veil, Sept./Oct. 1989 P.4–5 Charlene Auroras at Venus, Jr., July/Aug. 1987 P. 4–6 Harry Anderson Taylor Venus After Dark - Views of the Night side, Jan./Feb. Balloons 1989 P. 22–23 Ballooning Around Venus, Jan./Feb. 1987 P. 2 Daniel Venus in 2002, Nov./Dec.1982 P. 20 James D. Burke E. Koshland Venus on Display, Nov./Dec.1982 P. 12–13 Exploring Venus by Balloon, Jan./Feb. 1987 P. 3–4 The Water That Got Away, Nov./Dec. 1988 P.13–16 Jaques Blamont James F Kasting Born Wet or Bone Dry?, Nov./Dec. 1988 P.16–19 David Viking spacecraft Grinspoon Landers Glimpses of a Goddess - The Arecibo Radar Looks at The Viking Legacy, Sept./Oct.1982 P.10–14 John Venus, Sept./Oct 1990 P. 16–18 Donald B. Spencer Campbell The Last Viking, Sept./Oct. 1983 P. 3–6 Jonathan Global Altimetry Map of Venus, Feb/March 1981 P. 13 Eberhart Stewart Nozette Orbiter 1 How We Discovered that Venus is Hot, Nov./Dec.1982 Last pictures from Viking Orbiter 1, Dec/Jan 1981 P. P.8–10 Carl Sagan 12–13 James Cutts, Karl Blasius Investigating Venus: Arecibo Radar Maps the Planet, Viking: Reflections after Ten Years, Jr., July/Aug. 1986 May/June 1985 P. 10–12 James W. Head P. 10–13 James Martin Lightning, Clouds and Volcanoes, Nov./Dec. 1984 P. 8– Volcanism and volcanoes 11 Leonid V. Ksanfomaliti Io and I, July/Aug. 1997 P. 4–8 John Spencer Mariner 2 Io's Volcanic Plumes, Jan/Feb 1983 P. 9–11 Alfred Mariner 2 and the Discovery of the Solar Wind, McEwen & Laurence Soderblom Nov./Dec.1982 P. 11 Marcia Neugebauer Planet Kamchatka, Jan./Feb. 1992 P. 6–10 Dave Pieri Mystery of Maxwell, The, Jan./Feb. 1995 P.12–14 Kari Volcanism in the Solar System, May/June 1982 P. 3–5 Magee Michael H. Carr Oceans on Venus - The Great Debate, Nov./Dec. 1988 Volcanos and Atmospheres, Jan/Feb 1985 P. 4–6 P.13 Charlene Anderson Susan Werner Kieffer Panoramas From the Latest Soviet Craft to Land on Voyager 2 Spacecraft Venus, May/June 1982 P. 8–9 James D. Burke Voyager: A Sting from Outer Space, Jan/Feb. 1982 P. 2 The race to Venus and Mars, Nov./Dec.1982 P.7 James Art Buchwald D. Burke Weather on Saturn - The Second Voyager Look, Seeing Venus by Radar: Images from the Venera Jan/Feb. 1982 P.4–5 Gary E. Hunt Orbiters, Nov./Dec. 1984 P. 12–13 Voyager 2 spacecraft Sister Worlds: Earth and Venus, Sept./Oct 1990 P. 19 Encounter Diary, 14 Anita M. Sohus, Oct./Nov. 1981 P. Susan Lendroth 3 Venus spacecraft Voyager spacecraft Galileo Experiments Galileo Encounters Earth and Venus, March/April Voyager Scientific Investigations, Dec/Jan 1981 P. 6– 1991 P. 12–15 Charlene Anderson 7 Magellan spacecraft The Family Gallery, July/Aug. 1990 P. 12–17 Charlene Magellan aerobrakes into Venus' Atmosphere, Anderson March/April 1994 P.6–13 David Doody Jupiter Magellan at Venus: The Continuing Mission, Jupiter: First Stop on Voyager's Grand Tour, May/June 1991 P. 8–13 Charlene Anderson July/Aug. 1989 P. 8–11 David Morrison Magellan at Venus: The Mapping Begins, Nov./Dec. Neptune 1990 P. 20–23 Charlene Anderson Approaching Neptune: Voyager 2 Prepares for an Magellan's Mission Continues, Sept./Oct. 1993 P. 16–17 August Encounter, May/June 1989 P. 16–17 Charlene Anderson Charlene Anderson Venera spacecraft (Soviet) The Elusive Rings of Neptune, March/April 1992 P. Highlights of the Venera Missions to Venus, 4–9 Carolyn C. Porco Nov./Dec.1982 P. 14–17 Mikhail Marov On to Neptune!, Nov./Dec. 1986 P. 17–18 Ellis D. New Results from Venera 15 and 16, Sept./Oct 1986 Miner P. 8–9 N.A. Armand et.al. Triton: Voyager's Finale, March/April 1992 P. 14–17 Panoramas From the Latest Soviet Craft to Land on R.H. Brown Venus, May/June 1982 P. 8–9 James D. Burke Voyager 2 Approaches Neptune, July/Aug. 1989 P. Soviets Mapping Venus, Nov./Dec. 1983 P. 2 19–21 Ellis D. Miner Voyager at Neptune: Sorting out the Early Results, Nov./Dec. 1989 P. 12–15 Clark R. Chapman Putting Voyager Together, July/Aug. 1989 P. 4–7 William I. McLaughlin Saturn Mysteries of Saturn, Dec/Jan 1981 P. 4 David Morrison Saturn: Jewel of the Solar System, July/Aug. 1989 P. 12–15 Jeffrey Cuzzi Uranus Encounter! Voyager 2 Explores the Uranian System, March/April 1986 P. 8–12 Clark R. Chapman Exploring the Uranian Satellites, 18 Robert Hamilton Brown, Nov./Dec. 1986 P. 4––7 Uranus: Beneath That Bland Exterior, July/Aug. 1989 P. 16–18 Richard A. Simpson & Ellis D. Miner Voyager 2 and the Uranian Rings, Nov./Dec. 1986 P. 11–13 Carolyn C. Porco Voyager 2 Investigates the Atmosphere of Uranus, Nov./Dec. 1986 P. 14–15 Gary Hunt Voyager 2 Approaching Uranus: Voyager 2 Prepares to Encounter the Seventh Planet, Nov./Dec. 1985 P. 8–11 Reta Beebe & Jay Bergstralh A Benediction for Voyager 2, Nov./Dec. 1989 P. 21 Carl Sagan Voyager 1 Encounter with Jupiter, Dec/Jan 1981 P. 8–9 The Voyager Interstellar Mission, July/Aug. 1989 P. 23– 25 Dan F. Finnerty Voyager Retrospective: A Symposium on Exploration, Nov./Dec. 1989 P. 6–9 Carl Sagan et.al. Voyager Watch: Getting Everybody Involved!, Nov./Dec. 1989 P.4–5 Susan Lendroth What's New, Voyager: The Discoveries Continue, July/Aug. 1995 P.4–9 Ellis Miner

W Weapons Weapons in Space: Implications for the Civil uses of Space, 18 Bruce Murray et.al., May/June 1985 P. 7– 9 Whipple, Fred Odd Asteroids and Closet Comets: The Distinction Blurs, Jan./Feb 2001 P.6–11 Donald K. Yeomans A Talk with Fred Whipple, 21 Kelly Beatty, July/Aug. 1985 P. 12–14 Wilkening, Laurel Laurel Wilkening joins Planetary Society's Board of Directors, March/April 1994 P.14 James D. Burke Planetary Report Author Index

A Jupiter Watch: The Celestial Necklace Breaks, Jan./Feb. 1994 P.8–9 Ackerman, Diane Last Long Look Homeward: Galileo Sets Off for Jupiter, Halley's Comet (poem), Nov./Dec. 1985 P. 3 March/April 1993 P.4–11 Ode to the Alien, May/June 1997 P. 20–21 Life on Mars? The Improbable Becomes Possible, Saturn (poem), April/May 1981 P. 6–7 Sept./Oct. 1996 P.14–15 We Are Listening (poem), March/April 1986 P. 7 Magellan at Venus: The Continuing Mission, May/June Agustin, F. Chicarro 1991 P. 8–13 European Space Agency Aims High - at Mars, Magellan at Venus: The Mapping Begins, Nov./Dec. May/June 1990 P. 14–15 1990 P. 20–23 Albee, Arden et. al. Magellan's Mission Continues, Sept./Oct. 1993 P. 16–17 Lessons from Viking: The Search for Life on Mars, Mars Observer: On its Way, Nov./Dec. 1992 P. 10–11 July/Aug. 1994 P. 10–12 NEAR Shoemaker Goes to Work, May/June 2000 Mars Global Surveyor Science Update, March/April P.12–17 1998 P. 11 Norm Augustine Joins Society Board of Directors, Allen, Jr, Lew March/April 1993 P.25 Toward the Exploration of Extrasolar Planetary Oceans on Venus - The Great Debate, Nov./Dec. 1988 Systems, Jan/Feb 1985 P. 2 P. 13 Almar, Ivan et.al. Planetary Maps: Passports for the Mind, Nov./Dec. 1990 A Surface Mine or an International Park?, Sept./Oct. P. 12–19 1988 P. 17 Pluto: New Views from the Hubble Space Telescope, Anderson, Charlene Sept./Oct. 1996 P.4–9 Advancing our Ambitions: The 1994 Mars Rover Tests, Recollection and Hope: Our Fifth Anniversary Issue, Sept./Oct 1994 P. 16–17 Jan./Feb. 1986 P. 2 An Interview with Tim Ferris, Nov./Dec. 1999 P. 4–5 Revisiting Io: Jupiter's Volcanic Satellite, July/Aug. 1993 Another New Planet: The Excitement Builds, Sept./Oct. P.15–17 1996 P.12–13 Revisiting Mars: Landslide in Ophir Chasma, July/Aug. Approaching Neptune: Voyager 2 Prepares for an 1991 P. 14–17 August Encounter, May/June 1989 P. 16–17 Reworking Mars, Sept./Oct. 1985 P. 8–9 Asteroid Project Discovers Ten New Asteroids, Searching for Life on Europa, Jan./Feb. 2000 P. 12–18 May/June 1984 P. 3 Seeding the Future, Sept./Oct 1990 P. 20–21 Awaiting the First Explorers: Society Members' Names Sifting Through the Data: Clementine's Lunar Bonanza, to be Archived on Mars, Nov./Dec. 1993 P.17 Sept./Oct 1994 P.12–13 Comet Hyakutake: A Very Pleasant Surprise, July/Aug. The 1991 Solar Eclipse - From a Different Perspective, 1996 P.12–13 Sept./Oct 1991 P. 16–18 The Comet is Coming: The Planetary Society Revs Up A Talk with Eugene Shoemaker, Jan/Feb 1985 P. 7–10 for Jupiter Watch, May/June 1994 P.14–15 A Talk with Philip Morrison, March/April 1983 P. 12–13 Deep Impact: Filming a Cosmic Catastrophe, May/June On Target: Galileo Approaches the Jovian System, 1998 P.12–15 Nov./Dec. 1995 P.12–13 And the Discoveries Continue... Asteroid Project Finds Through Teamwork to Mars: The 1992 Mars Rover Six New Objects, July/Aug. 1991 P. 23 Tests, Nov./Dec. 1992 P. 12–13 Earth's a Planet, Too: The Planetary Society Supports Titan - A World Unto Itself, Feb/March 1981 P. 4 Earth Day 1990, March/April 1990 P. 4–5 Traveling Through a Mirror: The Hubble Space Europa: Layers of Mystery, Sept./Oct. 1998 P. 12–18 Telescope Studies the Planets, Sept./Oct. 1995 P. Factino: NEAR Flyby Yields First Closeups of Mathilde, 12–17 Sept./Oct. 1997 P. 20–21 Venus: Behind the Veil, Sept./Oct. 1989 P.4–5 To Fly a Solar Sail: A Story of Friendship, May/June On the Way to Mars: The 1991 Kamchatka Rover Tests, 2001 P.6–11 Jan./Feb. 1992 P. 4–5 Fly to Saturn with Cassini: Society Members Invited Weird and Wonderful: Europa Keeps Her Secrets, Along, May/June 1996 P.16 March/April 1997 P.10–13 Galileo Encounters Earth and Venus, March/April 1991 What is Remote Sensing?, May/June 1992 P. 14 P. 12–15 What is the Value of Space Exploration?, Nov./Dec. 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