Papers of John Daniel Kraus > Collected Publications Series > Newspaper Clippings Unit > Clippings About Kraus Subunit

Preserving a Wilderness

Start Date: 1997-07

He's Still Searching

Start Date: 1990-01-21

OSU Prof Honored

Start Date: 1984-12-16

Astronomer Likes Listening in on Heavens

Start Date: 1981-11-26

Kraus: 'Radio Waves Transforming Mankind's Knowledge of Universe'

Start Date: 1981-11-09

Space Pioneer: Visiting Scientist Sees Man's New Frontier

Start Date: 1979-11-18

Mining in Space is Viewed as Inevitable for Mankind

Start Date: 1979-11-16

Engineering in the Future Discussed at Symposium

Start Date: 1979-10-16

Wins Sullivant Medal

Start Date: 1970-09

Universe's Edge Detected-Maybe

Start Date: 1970-08-20

Sullivant Award Goes to Kraus

Start Date: 1970-08-20

Dr. Kraus Award Set at OSU

Start Date: 1970-08-13

Edge of the Universe?

Start Date: 1970-09-07

Stardust Captured, Computerized, Digested, Refined

Start Date: 1970

OSU is Mapping Radio Waves of Sky

Start Date: 1969-01-13

Observatory Plots Energy Sources

Start Date: 1969-01-09

Detail Maps of Radio Sky OSU Project

Start Date: 1964-12-29

Says Future of Telescope is in Doubt

Start Date: 1964-12

Angels No Longer Have Monopoly on Halo Market

Start Date: 1964-05-19

New Instrument's Data Hint Radio "Halo" for Earth Galaxy

Start Date: 1964-05-13

Study at OSU Indicates Earth Has Radio "Halo"

Start Date: 1964-05-03

Astronomer Maps Andromeda Nebula

Start Date: 1963-09-03

University Astronomer Maps Closest Galaxy

Start Date: 1963-07-11

Researchers Can Write Own Contacts

Start Date: 1963-04-24

Radio Astronomy Topic of Fifth in Seminar Series

Start Date: 1961-12-11

The C-J's Top Ten Men of 1960

Start Date: 1960-12-31

Kraus Lists Three Uses of Echo I

Start Date: 1960-08-18

U.S. Space Program to Be Town Meeting Topic

Start Date: 1960-03-19

Teen-age Conversation

Start Date: 1960-03-14

OSU Professor's Principle: 'Hams' Use Satellites to Exchange Signals

Start Date: 1960-03-07

Radio Signals Exchanged in Unique Way

Start Date: 1960-03-07

Youths Beat World with 'Moon Talk'

Start Date: 1960-03

Hams Bounce Signals Off Satellites

Start Date: 1960-03

OSU Picks Own Prof to Speak; Commencement to be March 18

Start Date: 1960-03

Dr. Kraus Will Address Winter Class at OSU

Start Date: 1960-03

Convocation Speaker Set

Start Date: 1960-02-29

Flare Cloud is Detected

Start Date: 1959-11-18

Space Radiation Seen Cut by Radio Warning

Start Date: 1959-11-16

Radio Astronomer at OSU Peers into Past

Start Date: 1959-11-10

OSU Expert Accepts Red Moon Strike

Start Date: 1959-09-14

Soviet's Moonshot 'Remarkable' Feat

Start Date: 1959-09-14

2-Way Talk Completed with U.S. Space Vehicle

Start Date: 1958-12-20

4 1/2 Ton Atlas Put in Orbit; May Beam Ike's Voice; Satellite to be Visible Here about 6:50 pm

Start Date: 1958-12-19

OSU Facilities Track Satellite

Start Date: 1958-08-28

Moon' Over City 4 Times a Day

Start Date: 1958-08-28

Newest US Satellite on Spectacular Start

Start Date: 1958-07-28

Race in Space: Sputnik III is Outdistanced by its Launching Rocket

Start Date: 1958-06-08

OSU, Penn Join Study of Ionosphere

Start Date: 1958-06-06

Satellite Lags in Global Spin

Start Date: 1958-06-05

Rocket Gains on Sputnik

Start Date: 1958-06-05

Sputnik III

Start Date: 1958-06-04

Satellite Beeps over Campus

Start Date: 1958-05-16

Launching Time Fixed by OSU 'Radioscope'

Start Date: 1958-05-16

Sputnik Visible Today at Dusk

Start Date: 1958-05-16

Sputnik III to be Seen in City Thursday Night

Start Date: 1958-05-15

Ohio State Scientists Study Space Radiation

Start Date: 1958-05-02

Sputnik I

Start Date: 1958-04-05

OSU Group Hears 'Voice' of Vanguard

Start Date: 1958-03-18

OSU Hears Vanguard Loud and Clear

Start Date: 1958-03-18

The Dust that was a Sputnik

Start Date: 1958-03-13

Wylie-Castillo Team

Start Date: 1958-03-09

Faculty to Hear About Explorer

Start Date: 1958-02-18

OSU Radio Telescope Seen Missile Finder

Start Date: 1958-02-13

Forecast from OSU: Radio Telescopes May Detect Enemy Missiles

Start Date: 1958-02-13

Kraus Gives Opinions on Radio Telescopes

Start Date: 1958-02-06

Explorer Won't Be Heard Here

Start Date: 1958-02-04

US Still Lags in Space Race, Declares Hynek; OSU Radio-Telescope Fails to Pick Up Satellite Signals

Start Date: 1958-02-03

Fail to Spot Explorer Here

Start Date: 1958-02-02

OSU Scientists Look for 'Moon'

Start Date: 1958-02-01

Slow Death

Start Date: 1958-01-27

Sputnik Seen Morale Threat

Start Date: 1958-01-27

Death of a Satellite

Start Date: 1958-01-24

Science Notes: Death of a Sputnik Traced by New Radio System

Start Date: 1958-01-19

End of First Sputnik; Broke into Eight Fragments

Start Date: 1958-01-17

Intercepted letters

Start Date: 1958-01-16

Sputnik I Crashes into Pieces?

Start Date: 1958-01-16

Sputnik Broke Into 8 Parts, US Trackers Say

Start Date: 1958-01-15

Bureau Caught Unaware

Start Date: 1958-01-15

Saw Sputnik's Death Throes

Start Date: 1958-01-12

Sputnik I Still Alive But Dying

Start Date: 1958-01-05

OSU Scientists Records Sputnik Fate

Start Date: 1958-01

Sputnik Flies Over Campus at Daybreak

Start Date: 1957-12-21

OSU Tracking Both Sputniks

Start Date: 1957-12-18

OSU Can Still Track Sputnik II

Start Date: 1957-12-17

Kraus Assails Complacency in Research

Start Date: 1957-11-12

Sputnik II Easy to See, Local Astronomer Says

Start Date: 1957-11-11

Comic Book' Scientific Training is Deplored

Start Date: 1957-11-10

Clouds Here Stop View of Sputnik

Start Date: 1957-11-08

See Muttnik Monday?

Start Date: 1957-11-08

Oldtimer in Space Gains New Attention

Start Date: 1957-11-07

If Sky is Clear Sputnik II Can Be See Friday

Start Date: 1957-11-07

Observatory Traces Second Soviet Moon

Start Date: 1957-11-05

Signals Faint from Sputnik

Start Date: 1957-11-05

OSU Group Gets Sputnik Radio Signal

Start Date: 1957-11-05

See Muttnik here with Naked Eye

Start Date: 1957-11-04

Beeps, Hisses Tell Reds of Curly's Trip in Space

Start Date: 1957-11-04

Sputnik Signals Sputtering OSU Specialist Says

Start Date: 1957-10-22

Sputnik's Signals Getting Weaker

Start Date: 1957-10-22

Sputnik Signals Growing Weaker, OSU Reports

Start Date: 1957-10-22

Sputnik Sputtering?

Start Date: 1957-10-22

Beeps Weak; Sputnik Near

Start Date: 1957-10-22

Sputnik 'Visit' Short Above City

Start Date: 1957-10-21

Sputnik 355 Miles High Over Columbus

Start Date: 1957-10-17

Satellite Gets Close

Start Date: 1957-10-17

Height of Sputnik Checked by Kraus

Start Date: 1957-10-16

Sputnik 355 Miles High Over Columbus

Start Date: 1957-10-16

Sputnik 355 Miles Above Columbus

Start Date: 1957-10-16

Altitude Set

Start Date: 1957-10-15

Sputnik Crosses Ohio at Altitude of 355 Miles

Start Date: 1957-10-15

OSU Radio Picks Up Moon

Start Date: 1957-10-15

Satellite Gets Close

Start Date: 1957-10-15

OSU Director Reports Contacting Sputnik

Start Date: 1957-10-15

Sputnik is 355 Miles High as it Crosses Ohio

Start Date: 1957-10-15

Sputnik Viewed by Area Pair

Start Date: 1957-10-15

Moon' Over Ohio

Start Date: 1957-10-15

Sputnik Crosses Ohio 355 Miles Above Us

Start Date: 1957-10-15

Records Altitude of Satellite as it Passes Columbus

Start Date: 1957-10-15

OSU Makes Four Radio Observations of 'Moon'

Start Date: 1957-10-15

Satellite Gets Close

Start Date: 1957-10-15

OSU Observatory Tracing Sputnik

Start Date: 1957-10-14

OSU Following Sputnik's Path

Start Date: 1957-10-11

Satellite Passes Over Columbus 340 Miles High

Start Date: 1957-10-10

OSU Scientists Spot 'Sputnick' Overhead

Start Date: 1957-10-10

Looked Like Faint Star, Spotter Says

Start Date: 1957-10-10

Ohio State Observers Track Soviet Satellite Using Radio-Telescope to Find Missile's Height

Start Date: 1957-10-08

Tracking Satellite

Start Date: 1957-10-08

Comet Now Visible

Start Date: 1957-05-05

OSU, Antioch Awarded Grants

Start Date: 1957-05-05

Make It Stronger, Doc

Start Date: 1957-04-29

Comet is Heard Before It's Seen

Start Date: 1957-04-28

Comet Loses Tail

Start Date: 1957-04-26

Comet Loses Tail

Start Date: 1957-04-26

Comet Has Lost Part of Its Tail, Dr. Kraus States

Start Date: 1957-04-26

Comet Arend-Roland Loses Part of Tail

Start Date: 1957-04-26

Part of Comet Tail is 'Lost' - Perkins Explains

Start Date: 1957-04-26

Comet Loses Tail

Start Date: 1957-04-26

Comet Arend-Roland Loses Part of Tail

Start Date: 1957-04-26

New Comet Loses Tail

Start Date: 1957-04-26

Arende-Roland Comet Loses Part of Tail

Start Date: 1957-04-26

Comet Arend-Roland Loses Part of Tail

Start Date: 1957-04-26

Comet Coming Apart

Start Date: 1957-04-26

Comet Loses Tail

Start Date: 1957-04-26

Comet Still Visible

Start Date: 1957-04-26

Comet Visible at Dusk Loses Part of its Tail

Start Date: 1957-04-26

Tail of Comet Breaks from Head

Start Date: 1957-04-26

Comet Loses Part of Tail

Start Date: 1957-04-26

Comet Arend-Roland Loses Part of Tail

Start Date: 1957-04-26

Comet Loses Tail

Start Date: 1957-04-26

Star-Gazers of Toledo View Comet

Start Date: 1957-04-26

Comet Arend-Roland

Start Date: 1957-04-26

New Comet Loses Part of its Tail

Start Date: 1957-04-26

Arend-Roland Comet Seen

Start Date: 1957-04-22

New Comet Spotted on Trip From Sun

Start Date: 1957-04-22

Radio Telescope Makes Contact with New Comet

Start Date: 1957-04-22

Observatory Spots Comet

Start Date: 1957-04-21

Observations Are Made of New Comet

Start Date: 1957-04-21

Observatory Tracks Comet

Start Date: 1957-04-21

Comet May Be Visible in Few Weeks

Start Date: 1957-04-21

Fireworks Bright as Haley's Expected from New Comet

Start Date: 1957-04-21

Make First Contact With New Comet Leaving Solar System

Start Date: 1957-04-20

Radio-Telescope Contact is Made with New Comet

Start Date: 1957-04-20

OSU Radio-Telescope Monitoring New Comet

Start Date: 1957-04-19

Headed Toward Earth: Comet Arend-Rowland Loses Gaseous Tail

Start Date: 1957-04

Solar Upheavals Heard on Earth

Start Date: 1957-03-03

OSU Scientists Edit 'Death of a Satellite'

Start Date: 1957-01-14

Sputnik I Breaking; Chunk Sited Here

Start Date: 1957-01-06

Fireball Seen Here Sputnik?

Start Date: 1957-01-06

Sputnik I Remains in Orbit, Expert Says

Start Date: 1957-01-04

Sputnik I Location Still Mystery Here

Start Date: 1957-01-03

Sputnik I Broke into Eight Parts Before its Doom

Start Date: 1957-01

Sputnik I to Pass Over Columbus Next Wednesday about 5:50 pm

Start Date: 1957

Red Monkey Business? Local Scientist Notes Uneven 'Moon' Signal

Start Date: 1957

Scanning the Skies; New Observatory Tops in Events

Start Date: 1956-11-18

Ohio Prof, a Houston Visitor, Says Noise from Planet Static

Start Date: 1956-08-15

As A Scientist Sees It...

Start Date: 1955-02-15

Pro. Kraus to Join OSU Staff

Start Date: 1946-04-19

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