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| 23201 |
 | Sophronia Delight Brigham Birth.
Sophronia Delight Brigham Birth. |
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| 23202 |
 | Sophronia Prentice Obituary.
Sophronia (nee Prentice) Wheelock Obituary. The Rock Island Argus, Rock Island, Rock Island, Illinois. 11 February 1909, page two. |
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| 23203 |
 | Sophronia Wheelock Obituary
The Dispatch (Moline, Illinois) 10 Feb 1909, Wednesday, Page 4 |
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| 23204 |
 | Sorel Carradine.
Sorel Carradine. |
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| 23205 |
 | Sosie Bacon.
Sosie Bacon. |
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| 23206 |
 | Source of the Amazon.
Paper not recorded. |
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| 23207 |
 | South County Family Loses Home.
The Salt Lake Tribune, Monday, July 24, 1939 page 18. |
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| 23208 |
 | South Main Street, Plymouth, Michigan.
South Main Street, Plymouth, Michigan. |
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| 23209 |
 | Southampton Burial Grounds.
Early Northampton. Published by The Betty Allen Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. Northampton, Massachusetts 1914. Pages 99 & 100. |
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| 23210 |
 | Southham-Butterfield Wedding.
The Midvale (Utah) Sentine, Friday, April 13, 1962 page 6.
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| 23211 |
 | Soyuz Landing Module.
The ground crew works to get the three astronauts out of the Soyuz lander. |
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| 23212 |
 | Soyuz MS-03 Lift Off.
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| 23213 |
 | Soyuz MS-03 Mission Patch.
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| 23214 |
 | Soyuz MS-04_landing.
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| 23215 |
 | Soyuz Orbiter.
Soyuz Orbiter as seen from the International Space Station. |
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| 23216 |
 | Soyuz Spacecraft.
Soyuz Spacecraft as photographed from the Apollo capsule. |
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| 23217 |
 | Soyuz TMA-11
Soyuz TMA-11 Patch |
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| 23218 |
 | Soyuz TMA-11 Crew.
Soyuz TMA-11 Crew. Peggy Whitson right. |
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| 23219 |
 | Soyuz TMA-11 recovery
Soyuz TMA-11 recovery. The Soyuz recovery vehicle suffered a "ballistic reentry" which was blamed on an "unauthorized change to the flight plan". Although there were reports that the explosive bolts used to separate the Soyuz modules before re-entry didn’t work on time. This may have resulted in the descent module and propulsion modules hitting the atmosphere before they separated.
Russian cosmonaut Yuri Malenchenko, American Peggy Whitson and South Korean Yi So-yeon (first Korean to fly in space) experienced forces up to 8.2 times greater than Earth’s gravity. The capsule landed 250 miles off target. The heat shield had been burnt, communications antenna was lost and, the impact damaged the escape hatch. It took the crew 30 minutes to the the hatch open so that they could use a satellite phone to contact the rescue crew.
Russian Federal Space Agency chief Anatoly Perminov blamed the incident on the female crew members. he said; "You know in Russia, there are certain bad omens about this sort of thing, but thank God that everything worked out successfully. Of course in the future, we will work somehow to ensure that the number of women will not surpass [the number of men].” |
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| 23220 |
 | Soyuz TMA-19 Launch.
The liftoff of the Soyuz launch vehicle carrying Soyuz TMA-19. This was the Start of International Space Station Expedition 24. |
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| 23221 |
 | Soyuz TMA-19M
Soyuz TMA-19M orbiter attached to the International Space Station. |
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| 23222 |
 | Soyuz-FG 2.
Another view of the Soyuz launch vehicle being prepped for launch. |
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| 23223 |
 | Soyuz-FG.
Soyuz-FG carrier rocket that took Wheelock into space being moved to the launching pad. |
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| 23224 |
 | Space Dust Is Brought Back By High-Flying X15.
Moberly (Missouri) Monitor-Index & Evening Democrat, Friday, July 29. 1966 page 5. |
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| 23225 |
 | Space Needle.
Space Needle. |
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| 23226 |
 | Space Shuttle Transport.
Slayton was assigned to the Approach and Landing Tests (ALT) of the Space Shuttle program. The ALT program developed the Space Shuttle Enterprise which was never meant as a spacecraft it was just a testbed for atmospheric flight and landings. He also assisted in developing the Shuttle Carrier Aircraft which was a modified 747.
He retired in 1980, but continued to serve in an advisory role for STS-1, and flew a T-38 chase plane during the landing of STS-2. He formally left NASA on February 27, 1982. In this photo he is the pilot of the T-38 chase plane as the shuttle Columbia is delivered to the Kennedy Space Center. |
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| 23227 |
 | Space-walking repairman.
Athens (Alabama) News-Courier, November 2, 2007 page 8A |
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| 23228 |
 | Spacelab.
The purpose of mission STS-9 was to carry the ESA developed Spacelab into space for the first time. Spacelab gave the shuttle a laboratory that could be used for experimentation. it was used on 22 shuttle flights and retired when spaceborne experimentation was moved to the International Space Station. |
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| 23229 |
 | Spacewalking Astronauts Venture Outside Atlantis-Mir.
The Tyrone (Pennsylvania) Daily Herald, Wednesday, March 27, 1996 page 6. |
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| 23230 |
 | Spad XIII 95 Aero
Lieutenant Walter Lindsey Avery wasn’t an ace. In fact July 25, 1918 was to become his first time in aerial combat. He was flying a SPAD S.XIII, a French biplane fighter. It would have looked very similar to this one flown by American fighter ace Edward Vernon Rickenbacker. |
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| 23231 |
 | Spanish American War.
Spanish American War. Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and his Rough Riders on top of the hill which they captured at the Battle of San Juan. |
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| 23232 |
 | Spanish Infanta to Wed.
The Evening Star, Washington D.C. Friday, November 9, 1934. section A, page 9. |
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| 23233 |
 | Speaker McCarthy.
Speaker McCarthy. |
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| 23234 |
 | Sped To Death In Wreck
Boston Post, Thursday, June 22, 1905, Page 2, Continued From Page 1 |
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| 23235 |
 | Sped To Death In Wreck
Boston Post, Thursday, June 22, 1905, Page 1 |
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| 23236 |
 | Speech for Nathan Olney.
Speech at Fort Simcoe given graveside for Nathan Olney by Dr. Thomas Griffith on the occasion of the dedication of his monuments |
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| 23237 |
 | Speech for Nathan Olney.
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| 23238 |
 | Speech for Nathan Olney.
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| 23239 |
 | Speech Team Places First.
The Amarillo (Texas)Globe, Tuesday, March 25, 1947 page 9. |
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| 23240 |
 | Speeding Cases.
The Salt Lake Telegram, Monday, October 21, 1935 page 7. |
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| 23241 |
 | Spencer & Elvira Weeks Headstone.
Status: Located; Spencer & Elvira Weeks Headstone. |
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| 23242 |
 | Spencer Clawson.
Pioneers and prominent men of Utah. Salt Lake City, Utah, Utah pioneers book publishing company, 1913. |
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| 23243 |
 | Spencer J Weeks Headstone.
Status: Located; Spencer J Weeks Headstone. |
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| 23244 |
 | Spencer J Weeks Service.
Spencer J Weeks Service. |
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| 23245 |
 | Spencer J Weeks Widows Declaration.
Spencer J Weeks Widows Declaration. |
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| 23246 |
 | Spencer Tracy
Spencer Tracy in the 1963 film It's a Mad Mad Mad World. |
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| 23247 |
 | Spencer Tracy
Spencer Tracy |
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| 23248 |
 | Spencer Tracy Grave.
Status: Located; Spencer Tracy Grave. |
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| 23249 |
 | Spencer Tracy.
Spencer Tracy. |
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| 23250 |
 | Spencer Weeks
Spencer Weeks |
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