User:JustinTime55/to do

• Space Race

• Find or make a picture (pref. b/w line drawing) comparing US launch vehicles: Vanguard (rocket), Juno I (Explorer 1), Mercury-Redstone, Mercury-Atlas, Titan II, Titan IIIC (MOL), Atlas-Agena, Atlas-Centaur, Saturn I, Saturn IB, Saturn V
• To be equivalent to Soviet R-7 image, strip this down to Juno I File:Explorer I Characteristics.jpg, Mercury-Atlas File:Jupiter atlas redstone rockets comparison.jpg, Gemini-Titan II, Atlas-Agena, and Saturn IB. Show Saturn V with the N1.
• + Communications satellites
• + Geosynchronous satellites
• + Military satellites: survelance, navigation, EWS
• + Manned Orbital Laboratory
• + First animals in space
• + Unmanned lunar probes
• + Unmanned Venus and Mars probes

• Fix Voskhod 2 and List of spaceflight-related accidents and incidents: story summary isn't told correctly, and a hidden fact exists in Siddiqi's reference, p. 457: O2 level in cabin reached 45% due to ECS response to the not-fully closed hatch!
• Add above missing fact to Apollo 1.

• Propose merging of Spaceworthiness into Human-rating certification
• Create Lunar Test Article, LTA-8 -- wikilink these in Apollo Lunar Module and Apollo program (source hint: Google LTA-8; check Chariots For Apollo -- start in ch. 7-4: "The LEM Test Program: A Pacing Item"))
• Little Joe II: Research payload, altitude details; redo the infobox and tables in article with accurate, non-contradictory info
  • Altitudes and ranges given in Chariots For Apollo (Appendix C)

• Norman Braman - founder of Bargaintown USA (Pennsylvania)

Source: [Bringing the Heat - Page 62 - Google Books Result]

1961 Blue law case -- also Two Guys

• Two Guys - cleanup; add founding history; Vornado analogy to Sears/Kenmore
• Kenmore Appliances - clean up

• Apollo 1

1. Add more citations:

• R. C. Seamans, Jr. Project Apollo: The Tough Decisions. Monographs in Aerospace History Number 37. NASA SP-2005-4537, Washington, D.C., 2005.

http://history.nasa.gov/monograph37.pdf

• R. C. Seamans, Aiming At Targets: The Autobiography Of Robert C. Seamans, Jr., Memoirs Unlimited, c1994.

http://history.nasa.gov/SP-4106/sp4106.htm

1. add creation of AS204 Accident Review Board
2. provide context of "prayer" photo (Chariots for Apollo?)
3. correct mis-reporting of Mrs. Grissom's "lemon" story (simulator, not spacecraft)

Riley D. McCafferty, interview, Cocoa, Fla., 15 Nov. 1969; Slayton to CSM Contracting Officer, "Acceptance of Apollo Mission Simulator No. 2," 12 Aug. 1966; reported in Chariots for Apollo, ch8-7, "Preparations for the First Manned Apollo Mission". Betty Grissom and Henry Still, Starfall (New York: Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1974), p. 24; reported in ref. 9 in the article (Mary C., White. "Gus Grissom". Detailed Biographies of Apollo I Crew. NASA History. http://history.nasa.gov/Apollo204/zorn/grissom.htm. Retrieved 2008-07-29.)

• Project Gemini

• Fix cost debacle: new section; cite Wilford p. 67: true cost is $1.2834 B 1969 (0.7974 spacecraft, 0.4098 LV, 0.0762 support)

• Project Mercury

• Ditto; cost is $392.6 million, broken up 5 ways.

• Apollo program

• check cost; total = #25.5919 billion, minus the above

• Template:Infobox space program

• User:JustinTime55/Infobox space program - User:Soerfms cuts in Mercury, Gemini, Apollo

Space Transportation System (re-direct page)

• Explain on talk page Talk:Space Transportation System
• Find verification of the original programNASA monographs: Report of the Space Task Group, 1969; Hepplewhite, The Space Shuttle Decision: NASA's Search for a Reusable Space Vehicle

• Wade, Mark. "Space Tug". Encyclopedia Astronautica. Retrieved June 15, 2011. {{cite web}}: Cite has empty unknown parameter: |coauthors= (help)
• NASA Report, Technical Study for the Use of the Saturn 5, INT-21 and Other Saturn 5 Derivatives to Determine an Optimum Fourth Stage (space tug). Volume 1: Technical Volume, Book 1, Web Address when accessed: http://ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/casi.ntrs.nasa.gov/19810065609_1981065609.pdf.

• Revert the re-direct and correct the original page
• Expand / correct the page --- WIP

Man In Space Soonest

• Add program info from http://www.astronautix.com/fam/manonest.htm (Astronautix Man-In-Space-Soonest)

Flight engineer

• Restructure / add info to reflect spacecraft application (and distinguish from aircraft)

List of astronauts by year of selection

• Merge 1957-1958 selections into 1958
• Fix selection wikilinks from 1957 to 1958 for:
  • Neil A. Armstrong
  • William B. Bridgeman
  • Albert S. Crossfield
  • Iven C. Kincheloe
  • John B. McKay
  • Robert A. Rushworth
  • Joseph A. Walker
  • Alvin S. White
  • Robert M. White

• Jim McDivitt

1. cleanup NASA career section
2. add first rendezvous attempt and mention spacewalk (not just about UFO sighting)
3. mention he saved his and White's life with the GT4 hatch problem
4. add GT4 LBJ invites / promotion
5. convert oral tradition link to cite(s)

• Gemini 4 - add communications problem during walk (cite transcript)

• Apollo 13 - add creation of accident review (Cartwright) board

• Extravehicular activity - needs restructuring; add history section

• Man-made disasters#Space - finish cleanup; add Skylab reentry; explain Apollo 1, Challenger, Columbia, et al were not disasters in this sense.

• Apollo 10 - try to straighten out perilune mess; copyedit intro ("practice maneuvers")

• Remove WikiProject Disaster Management from inappropriate articles (Apollo 1, Apollo 13, etc.)
• Disambiguate the Loss of Signal mess
• Create Jimmy Nelson (ventriloquist) (User:OlEnglish has offered to help w/ disambiguation)

1. Cleanup Farfel the Dog -- what a mess!
2. Cleanup Nesquik mess and link there
3. Link in NestléDon't bother

• Chrysler / History of Chrysler - add Missle Division, Redstone, Jupiter and Saturn I. Chrysler Corporation Missile Division and the Redstone missiles