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| 04/14/2011 - ScienceNOW: Logsdon/Oberg 'Live Chat' |
| 12/12/2012 - MSNBC.com: NASA program future? MSNBC -- Chris Jansing |
| 06/28/2010
- MSNBC.com: The
right and wrong stuff for space cooperation |
| 04/2010
- IEEE Spectrum: Wesley
T. Huntress: Author of NASA's New Strategy |
| 01/05/2009
- The Space Review: The
problems with MIT’s “The Future of Human
Spaceflight” |
| 2008
- Political Issues |
| 10/30/2008
- John
Glenn Space Reflight Ten-Year Anniversary |
| 10/01/2008
- MSNBC.com: US-Russian
Space Partnership Works as Reluctant Co-Dependence |
| 05/2008
- Mars Phoenix Stories |
| Winter/2007
- AD ASTRA Magazine: Stepping
Stones to Mars -- Bypass the Moon (PDF
File) |
| 10/03/2007
- MSNBC.com: Lessons
from the Sputnik generation |
| Summer 2007 - Ad Astra: Space-Based Weapons: A Legacy of Disaster and Discovery [Polyus Debacle] |
| 05/14/2007
- TheSpaceReview.com: The
Mercury 13: setting the story straight |
| 12/10/2006
- MSNBC.com: Russians
misled into overreacting on space weapons |
| 11/13/2006
- The Space Review: The
trouble with space weapons treaties |
| 06/2006
- "Science Web" Magazine (Tokyo): The
Future of the Russian Space Program |
| 04/28/2006
- MSNBC.com: Controversial
NFIRE satellite launched |
| 03/06/2006
- The Space Review: Cronkite
on space: inspiration, not information |
| 02/06/2006
- The Space Review: “Russians
try to sell the Moon for foreign cash” |
02/02/2006
- NASA Langley Space Center lecture: “Russia
- Candidate Roles in the Exploration Vision”
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| 01/17/2006
- MSNBC.com: “Do
astronauts and alcohol mix?” |
| 12/09/2005
- MSNBC.com: “Japan's
asteroid mission -- its innovation should inspire” |
| 11/2005
- Astronomy: The Biggest
Hole in the Moon |
| 07/26/2005:
MSNBC.com: Russian
moon fly-by tourism proposal |
| 07/18/2005
- The Space Review: “ASTP
+ 30 – Real Lessons” |
| 06/03/2005
- MSNBC.com: A
Russian reality check on space weapons |
| 04/01/2005
- MSNBC.com: “Time
running out for space station deal” |
| 03/22/2005
- MSNBC.com: “Scientist
at center of Mars flap speaks out (Carol Stoker)” |
| 02/28/2005
- The Space Review: Action-reaction
in space: the "gyrodine war" heats up |
| 02/23/2005
- MSNBC.com: “The
unsung astronaut (Robert Lawrence) |
| 02/15/2005
- MSNBC.com: Missing:
One Russian spy satellite |
| 02/11/2005
- MSNBC.com: “Does
Mars need women? Russians say no” |
| 01/08/2005
- New Scientist Print Edition: 2005:
a tough year ahead for NASA |
| 10/18/2004
– MSNBC.com: Space
lessons from the Russians |
| 08/06/2004
- MSNBC.com: NASA
could learn from private sector |
| 08/2004
- Spectrum: SpaceShipOne's
First Space Flight |
| 07/19/2004
- MSNBC.com: Secret
Ingredient in the Case for Manned Moon Flight |
| 05/30/2004
- MSNBC.com: Officials
deny reports they've scrapped moon venture |
| 05/24/2004
- Space News: Will
China’s Space Plan Skip the Moon? |
| 05/18/2004
- MSNBC.com: Baseless
Rumor of Canceled Man-to-Moon Program |
| 05/01/2004
- Popular Science: Converting
ISS into a Space Hotel |
| 04/27/2004
- Oberg
testifies before Congress on Chinese moon plans |
| 04/22/2004
- USA Today: Consider
cosmic view of Earth Day |
| 04/19/2004 - MSNBC.com: NASA
says no to 12-month space mission |
| 04/16/2004
- MSNBC.com: The
war of words over war in space |
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| 04/05/2004
- Space News: New
Planetoid Opens Magical Possibilities |
| 04/2004
- Air & Space: Old-Timers
Advice for New Spaceships |
| 03/22/2004
- MSNBC.com: Hubble
debate - a lot of sound and fury |
| 03/14/2004
- MSNBC.com: NASA
Anxious of New Military Chief of Russian Space |
| 01/21/2004
- MSNBC.com: Presidential
Space Vision |
| 01/14/2004
- USA TODAY: “Think
outside moon-Mars box: Maybe visit asteroid” |
| 01/14/2004
- DISCOVERY-CANADA: Streaming-Video
of Jim Oberg on 'Daily Planet' re Bush Space Policy |
| 01/06/2004
- New Scientist: New
Space Plan "Part of Get-Well Strategy" |
| 11/17/2003
- MSNBC.com: ISS
Tourist Visits to Stop by 2009 |
| 11/17/2003
- MSNBC.com interview: 'Fear
Should Motivate Space Exploration' |
| 10/01/2003
- Spectrum: "Make
ISS A Stepping-Stone To The Planets"(with Cass &
Zak) |
| 08/21/2003
- USA Today: NASA
Requires Overhaul at the Top |
02/03/2003
- abc.net.au: Future
of space missions questioned [post-Columbia]
Oberg: “I think some people are using the
coffins as a soapbox. It always happens, it is unseemly
and the best thing to do is treat such people with the
contempt they deserve.”
Oberg: “We are explorers, we are discoverers,
and that if we stop exploring and discovering, we stagnate
and eventually we’re gone, because we humans are
descendents, not of the stay-at-homes, the smug self-satisfied
stomach and groin crowd, but of the people who went
out, risked and died to find out new things.”
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| 06/02/2001
- New Scientist: The
Heavens at War |
| 05/17/2001
- USA Today: US
Vulnerability in Space Deserves Attention Now |
| 12/20/2001
- Play
"Space Card" Against Source of Islamic Terrorism |
| 06/12/2001
- American Legion: Space
War |
| 11/04/2000
- Toward a Post-Clinton-Gore
Space Policy |
| 04/2000
- All-Woman Shuttle
Crew Proposal Nixed UPI |
| 03/2001
- Scientific Anerican, w/ Buzz Aldrin: A
Bus Between the Planets |
| 01/2000
- NASA hypes "Glenn
Mission" Science UPI |
| 11/11/1999
- Speech
on Russian partnership, Baker Institute, Houston |
| 11/1999
- The Russian
Space Partnership: Promises and Perils |
| 07/1999
- The US-Russian
Space Relationship: Symbolism At Any Cost? |
| 04/1999
- Space: The Next Steps |
| 03/1999
- MISSILES FOR
ALL: The New Global Threat |
| 10/07/1998
- Congressional
Testimony |
| 10/1998
- Cosmonaut
Mansions at Star City |
| 10/1998
- In
Space Today-Russia and NASA |
| 1998
- A
Planetary Protection Prediction |
| 12/1997 - NASA's
Deliberate Self-Deception on the Russians |
| 03/10/1996: Kazakhstan
to spell space names differently |
| 01/17/1994
- INSIGHT: “Russia,
U.S. uneasy allies in space effort” |
| 07/15/1987: "Case for Mars III" conference, "Building a Stable International Space Partnership", Jim describes the architectural design features of a theoretical future spacecraft built by the USSR and the USA, that would contribute to making the alliance stable rather than brittle and unstable. It turms out, that's the way the ISS happened to get built thirty years later. |
| 07/1984
- Pearl Harbor
in Space |
| 1982 - Jim calls for Shuttle-Salyut Linkup [Ten Years Too Early] |
| 1981
- The Politics
of the First Woman in Space (Tereshkova) - Excerpt
from 'Red Star in Orbit' (PDF
File) |
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