Clippings

Many references are protected by copyright so they can't be mirrored online. Internet references in particular can be problematic: links change, material vanishes, and subscriptions expire. To legally maintain and manage my references, I store articles and clippings on a separate wiki which runs on my PC. To provide a seamless effect, I set up that wiki with the same navigation as this one, except the Clippings tab goes to the private wiki instead of this page.

See: Quotations

For this online version, I'd like to share some online article links:

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1. ↑ "Portfolio from Apollo", Time Magazine, January 08, 1973.
2. ↑ Harrison H. Schmitt, A Field Trip to the Moon, NEEP602 - Resources from Space Course Notes (Fall 1996), Dept. of Engineering Physics, University of Wisconsin-Madison
3. ↑ Dinesh Ramde, "Professor recounts 1972 trip to moon" UniversalJournal (The Association of Young Journalists)
4. ↑ Claire Bartel, "Former astronaut discusses moonwalk", Indiana Daily Student, 4/14/2004.
5. ↑ Hour 25: Gene Cernan Interview, January 25, 2004
6. ↑ By Samuel Bruchey, Lunar Module Meets Its Makers - Spacecraft Exhibited at Local Museum, Newsday, December 20, 2000
7. ↑ John Charles , "My notes from the Apollo 17 splashdown 30th anniersary party, Dec. 19, 2002", sci.space.history, December 25 2002
8. ↑ Alexandra de Blas, World Environment Day: Spaceship Earth, Earthbeat (Australian Broadcasting Corporation - Radio National)