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Bob Krone Ph. D. Bob Krone, PhD, is a former U.S. Air Force jet pilot, commander, headquarters personnel officer, and chief of the nuclear policy section of NATO. He is an emeritus professor of systems management at the University of Southern California, a distinguished visiting professor in the school of business at La Sierra University, and an adjunct professor for doctoral programs for the International Graduate School of Business at the University of South Australia. He is also a member of the Aerospace Technology Working Group. He lives in Fallbrook, California.
Bob Krone on the thespaceshow.com
Dr. Richard S. Kirby The Rev. Dr. Richard S. Kirby is executive director of the Stuart C. Dodd Institute for Social Innovation in Seattle, and taught business ethics at University of Washington's School of Business Administration. He is the Visiting Professor of International Finance for the University of Russia's Academy of Education. He is an international lecturer and also chair of the World Network of Religious Futurists. Dr. Kirby's Videos: Dr. Kirby is on the board of this Institute for Social Innovation in Seatttle, Washington.
"exploring the future of religion"
 NewGenius.com/: Ideal Profit Foreword by Edgar Mitchell
1. The Aerospace Technology Working Group
2. The Meaning of Space By Martin Schwab m.schwab@homeplanetdefense.org. 703-799-3648 http://www.homeplanetdefense.blogspot.com/ Part II. HUMAN FACTORS IN SPACE 4. The Overview Effect and the Future of Humans In Space.
5. Governance for a Human Future in Space
6. Space Law for the Twenty-First Century
7. Creating the First City on the Moon
8. Stage Three Leadership: From Good Ideas to Unified Action
9. Tennis Time and the Mental Clock
10. Cooperative Worldwide Space Collaboration: Epiphany and Turning Point, or Else. By Sherry E. Bell, Ph.D. http://isdc2.xisp.net/~kmiller/isdc_archive/isdc.php?link=personSelect&person_id=386 and Dawn Strongin
12. Space as a Popular National Goal
13. Harnessing Bacterial Intelligence : A Pre-Requisite for Human Habitation of Space
14. Biotech: A Near Future Revolution from Space 15. Space Exploration and a New Paradigm for Education and Human Capital Development 16. Music and Arts for Humans in Space
17. A Code of Ethics for Humans in Space 18. Children's Visions of Our Future in Space 19. Sowing Inspiration for Generations of "Space Adventurers" 20. The Meaning of the Heavens to Humankind through History and Its Implications for The Future 21. Space, Ideology and the Soul: A Personal Journey 22. Space and Humanity's Evolution PART III. SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, AND MANAGEMENT FOR SPACE 23. Strategic Thinking for Space Settlements 24. The Intelligence Nexus in Space Exploration: Interfaces Among Terrestrial, Artifactual and Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence 25. Efficient, Affordable Explorations Operations: Crew Centered Control via Operation Infrastructure 26. The Changing Role of Spaceports 27. Planetary and Solar Resource Management, Biospherical Security and the New Space Adventure
28. The Earth Observatory
29. Lunar Commercial Development for Space Exploration 30. Managing Risks on the Space Frontier: The Paradox of Safety, Reliability and Risk Taking http://lifeboat.com/ex/bios.feng.hsu http://pmchallenge.gsfc.nasa.gov/Docs/2006attendee-presentations/2006bios/Feng.Hsu.pdf and Romney Duffey http://213.198.118.156/sym/2002/duffeybio.htm 31. A Magnificent Challenge
32. Planning the Oasis in Space Ed Kiker Edward B. Kiker is the General Engineer for the Office of the Chief Scientist, Operational Support Office for the US Army Space and Missile Defense Command/Army Forces Strategic Command in Colorado Springs, Colorado. He is responsible for searching out new technologies that can be applied to space to keep the United States the pre-imminent space power. He attended Harvard University in the Army ROTC program during 1966-70, with major in Lunar Geology. He served 1971-75 on active duty as an Engineer Officer in Alaska, Korea, and Fort Belvoir, Virginia. He served 1975-79 as an Armored Cavalry Arctic Scouts Officer with the Alaska Army National Guard. His civilian service began in 1975 as Natural Resources Specialist at Ft. Greely, AK, with LANDSAT satellite imagery work and environmental management. Between 1981-84 he served as Alaska State Director, Project High Frontier, developing a notional National Ballistic Missile Defense System and Commercial Space Activity. In 1987 Ed moved to the Army Space Institute, Ft. Leavenworth, KS, where he wrote the first Required Operational Capabilities Plan and the Organizational and Operational Plan for the functioning of the current Ground-Based Missile Defense System operated by the US Army Space and Missile Defense Command. He was also the Army Training and Doctrine Command Point of Contact for the Space Exploration Initiative. He represented the Army Corps of Engineers at the Second International Fusion Energy Conference, and at International Lunar Base Design Conferences here and in Beatenberg, Switzerland. |
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