NARAM 59 and

Rocketry Festival 2017Including: -2017 FAI tryouts & CanAm Cup

-Carnival Launch (Registered fliers launch for a prize)

-Horz. Super Roc (12” min dia. H & I Motors)

-Odd Roc (All Motor Sizes)

-High Power Set Altitude (420m)

-Swamp Gas Night Launch

-Imagination Celebration

-R.I.P. Pink Book (Bring Pink Rockets to Launch)

-NARAM 59 Themed Launches (Sputnik - 1957 and Apollo 7 - 1967)

July 29 - August 4th 2017 Muskegon, MI

Celebrating 59 Years of Contest Rocketry!

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Section 702

Welcome to NARAM‐59 and Rocket Fes�val!

We have a lot going on this week from Interna�onal Rocketry including the Can‐Am Cup and tryouts for the interna�onal team to fly in Poland next year, sport rocketry from the smallest model rockets to impressive high power birds, fun events on the sport range that will have their own special awards including a Sunday Carnival Launch for door prizes, to a wide range of contest events.

Our contest events include four, count 'em, four al�tude events, two al�meter and two tracked. It's al�meter vs. tracking, Steel Cage Match! What is your favorite way to measure al�tude?

thOur patch and medal design was suggested by Pam Gilmore for the 60 thanniversary of Sputnik One and Amanda Boadway as a memorial of the 50

anniversary of the Apollo 1 tragedy. The final design, executed by Peter Alway, with a stylized Sputnik superimposed on an Apollo command module, at once reminds us of the triumphs and tragedies of space travel.

A lot of people help put together a NARAM. As I've muddled my way through the process, four SMASH members have been of excep�onal help; Pam Gilmore, NARAM‐54 CD, knows all things and makes sure the many things that need to be done are taken care of; Dave Gilmore, our in‐house Civil Engineer (even if he isn't one officially), takes care of the launch field and keeps it habitable; Jay Calvert, our in‐house motor vendor and exchequer, keeps track of NARAM vendors, SMASH club funds, and the sport range; and Rob Dickinson, web guy and high power guru, brought together the NARAM web page and has taken charge of the sport range.

There are many others.

So enjoy West Michigan while you are here and fly safe.

Robert Alway,

NARAM 59 CD

Greetings from Robert Alway, NARAM 59 CD

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Clarifications, Advisories and FAQ:

Name Badges:All fliers must wear their registration badges indicating registration status and

High-Power Certification Level at all events. This is your pass to all events.

Pad Assignments:Pad assignments will be issued based on the order in which fliers clear safety

check-in with ready-to-fly models and the order of availability of the pads of the

appropriate type. Assignments will be made only to unoccupied pads. Fliers with

personal launching equipment at a busy pad have the option of moving their

equipment to an unoccupied pad, or waiting until the pad with their equipment is

free. No stacking or pre-allocating flight cards for a particular pad will be allowed.

Open Spot Landing C altitude (tracked) B Super-Roc Altitude (altimeter) C Payload Altitude (altimeter) B Eggloft Altitude (tracked) G Helicopter Duration ( C and T divisions) D Helicopter Duration (A and B divisions) C Flex-Wing Duration Scale Concept Scale R&D

NARAM 59 & Festival Events:

Ex Cathedra J: Undruple Super-Black Hole Hyper-Nova Tie-Breaker:Who composed the theme music for the original Outer Limits TV series?

Ex Cathedra L Teduple Beyond-Reason Geek-Tie-Breaker:What is the “Charm of Making” spoken by Merlin and Morgana in the 1981 John Boorman film Excalibur?

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CONTEST AND SPORT LAUNCHES:

Range Duty:All fliers are subject to being required to perform some form of Range Duty on a “Fair Share” basis, based on any preferences they indicate at registration and on the needs of the events. The Event Director may suspend flying privileges for any participants that refuse, or are late or do not show up for their Range Duty assignments.

Blast Deflectors:All flier-provided launching devices must include an adequate blast deflector that prevents motor exhaust from directly impacting the ground.

Flying Rockets:There will be two ranges set up for rocket activities: the NARAM Contest Range and the Sport Flying Range. These will be the only areas from which rockets may be flown. NARAM Competition flights will be flown only from the competition range. Practice flights for competition models may be made from the Sport Range.

Range Closing:Check-in for each event will close 10 minutes prior to the end time for that event. The Pad Assignment queue will close 5 minutes prior to the end time for that event. After the close of an event, all flights will be processed out of the assignment queue through a single launch attempt. Misfires on the pad after the event closes will not be granted additional launch attempts.

Returns:For events requiring a returned model, that return must be made within 120 minutes from the end (close) of that event. Late returns may be made at the field or at the Hotel. Late returns may also be called into the Contest Director.

10.4 Return of Inaccessible Models:Rule 10.4 applies to all events except egg lofting. The Contest Director will not enter any property with posted “No Trespassing” signs. Rule 10.4 may be called on models that fall in a posted “No Trespassing” area, or into the Settlement Pond to the south of the flying field.

The Launch Field:The NAR will host a Sport Launch the weekend prior to NARAM 59 Contest, and all week long during the Rocketry Festival. The pads will be set up to the west of the Contest Range. An FAA Waiver up to 15,000 feet AGL will be in place all week long. A number of motor vendors will be on site to take care of your motor needs. Please feel free to contact any of them early to reserve a motor in advance.

The Sport Range will be managed by Muskegon Michigan Area Rocketry,

Ex Cathedra K: Duodruple Ultimate Matter-Anitmatter Tie-Breaker: What is the name of the OTS episode in which Kirk orders Scotty“To break out of there, even with the main section if you have to...” Referring to the long anticipated Enterprise Saucer Separation, first shown in the Next Generation (TV & Movie) and finally with the classic Enterprise in Beyond (Movie).

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The Sport Range will be arranged in a right/left split to allow rockets to be safely loaded on one side while being launched on the other.

Pads will available with all standard rod and rail sizes up to 1.5” rail.

A 17 foot launch tower will be available at the 1000 foot cell for larger launches. All launches int M and N range will be flown from this cell. The tower is equipped with a 1.5” rail.

If you need non-standard equipment for your project, please contact the Sport Range Manger, Rob Dickinson, at Rob@mpaa.org or 616-350-2010. We will do all we can to make sure you can launch you project!

Level Certifications:Staff on hand will be able to certify L1 and L2 flights for both NAR and Tripoli. L3CC and TAP members are planning on being at the launch, but it is the L3 candidates’ responsibility to contract your L3CC or TAP member to arrange to have your L3 certification flight properly documented and witnessed.

FRS Radios:Public address system is based on the FRS band Walkie-Talkies. If you have any FRS radios, bring them along so you can keep track of the launch announcement from anywhere in the area. FRS Channels 6,7 and 8 are Event Staff channels, do not broadcast on these channels.

Channel 6: Contest DirectorChannel 7: Sport Range Events AnnouncementsChannel 8: Contest Range Events Announcements

High Power Information:

If questioned, fliers must provide evidence that any High-Powered rocket that they present to fly will not exceed the waiver or the cloud ceiling limits in effect. No one under-age or not certified for the applicable motor impulse will be allowed past the safety check with a rocket containing a High-Powered motor unless accompanied by an appropriately certified sponsor. All igniters for High-Power rockets will be installed only at the pad before flight. They bust be brought to the safety check in desk separately from, but along with the rocket. Sensitive igniters (such as “electric match” and “flash bulb”) must be shorted until hooked up tot he range launch control systems at the pad. Altimeters with ejection charges are not to be powered up until the rocket is at the pad area.

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Continuity checks on igniters that are installed in High-Power motors may only be made through the launch control system, after the rocket is at the pad, pointed upward and ready to fly.

All motors must be currently certified to be flown on the Rocketry Festival and NARAM 59 field.

ALL AND CONTESTANTS ARE FESTIVAL NARAM 59 EXPECTED TO ATTEND THE CONTESTANT’S BRIEFING ON

SUNDAY EVENING.

ALL FLIERS ARE REQUIRED TO WEAR THEIR NAME BADGES TO GAIN ACCESS TO THE FIELD. ANYONE NEEDING A BADGE CAN HAVE ONE MADE AT THE REGISTRATION TABLE UNDER

THE PAVILION.

SPECTATORS ARE WELCOME AND MAY ATTEND FOR FREE. PLEASE STAY BEHIND THE POSTED AREAS. THESE AREAS

WILL CHANGE BASED ON THE CONDITIONS AND EVENT

PLEASE PARKING THE DESIGNATED PARKING AREA TO THE NORTH OF THE FIELD.

Doggies are welcome, but must be on a leash at all times.

Ex Cathedra H: Nondruple Unbelievable Super-Duper Quadruple Dog-Dare Lost In Space Tie-Breaker Set:1) When did the Jupiter II launch? _________________________________________________2) What is the Class model of The Robot ? __________________________________________3) Who composed the title theme music? ____________________________________________4) What third season episode is universally voted among the worst in all TV history? _________5) What infamous character species did Irwin Allen’s wife portray?________________________

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At NARAM 59 we are recycling!

Three types of containers will be available all over the field. Please use them accordingly.

One is for plastic, glass and aluminum bottles & cans. Michigan has a 10 cent deposit on all carbonated cans. If you want to donate your dime to NARAM 59, please put your can & bottles in the labeled recycle can.

Another designated can is reserved for clean, recyclable materials- plastic ,glass, metal, cardboard and paper.

A third can is for regular garbage.

Thank you for supporting our efforts to be “ ”!Green

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Ex Cathedra G:Octdruple Extra Super-Duper Triple-Dog-Dare Movie Tie-Breaker Set:1) Who produced the War of the Worlds, When Worlds Collide, The Time Machine, Conquest of Space, Destination Moon, Atlantis and The Power? ________2) Who designed the “Manta-Ray” War Machines?______3) Who composed the music for The Power? ________ 4) What was the name of the popular stop-motion shortsthis producer made in the 1940’s __________________

5) What was the ultimate fate of the “Lost” Manta-Ray Ship from War of the Worlds?

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Week’s Launch Schedule:_______________________________________________

R & D DEADLINE BY eDOWNLOAD!!Monday July 17th, 2017 R & D Deadline

for turn in via on line download: _______________________________________________

Friday July 28th: AT HOTEL: 5pm-9pm Registration 5pm-9pm Check-In for FAI Fly-Off Models 9pm Weekend Sport Flier’s Meeting_______________________________________________

SATURDAY July 29th: AT HOTEL: 6pm-8pm Registration 7pm History of Model Rocketry Presentation 8pm Manufacturer’s Forum

AT FIELD:

FAI Can Am Cup and Team Fly Offs700am-800am Registration800am-900am S3A Round 1900am-1000am S4A Round 11000am-1100am S6A Round 11100am-1200pm S9A Round 11200pm-1230pm Lunch1230pm-130pm S3A Round 2130pm-230pm S4A Round 2230pm-330pm S6A Round 2330pm-430pm S9A Round 2130Ppm-230pm

Ex Cathedra F:Sepdruple Extra Super-Duper Space: 1999 Tie-Breaker:1) What was the date of Breakaway ?_______________2) How many people lived on Moonbase Alpha?___________3) Who created the awesome Special Effects and went on to win an Oscar for ALIEN?_________________________4) Who wrote the theme music?_________________________

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Saturday July 29th

AT FIELD:9am-5pm Sport Range Open9am-2pm Registration open9am-4pm Horizontal Super Roc 3pm-4pm Sputnik & Apollo Launches930pm-12am Midnight Swamp Gas Night Launch!

Ex Cathedra F Answers: 1) September 13th, 1999, 2) 311, 3) Brian Johnson, 4) Barry Gray

Ex Cathedra G Answers: 1) George Pal, 2) Wah Chang soon to work for Project X,

Miklós Rózsa 3) 4) Puppetoons 5) It was donated to an LA Boy Scouts Penny Drive, to be melted down for its huge copper content.

Ex Cathedra H Answers: 1) October, 1997, 2) YM3/B9, 3) John Williams, 4) The Great Vegetable Rebellion, 5) Space Vikings!

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Sunday July 30th

AT FIELD:FAI Can Am Cup and Team Fly Offs:

7am-8am Model Registration, Egg and Altimeter pick up.

8am-845am S2/P Round1 845am-930 am S2A Round 3 930am-1015am S4A Round 3 1015am-1100am S2/P Round 2 11am-1145am S6A Round 3 1145am-1230pm S9A Round 3 1230pm-100pm S2/P Round 3 100pm-130pm Lunch 130pm-430pm SSE/P 430pm-600pm Fly-Offs (if needed)

9am-5pm Sport Range open 9am-12pm Registration Open 9am-4pm Set Altitude 420m High Power 9am-5pm Carnival Launch Low Power

AT HOTEL: 6pm-10pm NARAM 59 Registration 7pm-8pm FAI Can AM Cup Awards 8pm-830pm Festival & NARAM 59 Flyer Meeting 830pm-10pm Craftsmanship Turn-In

Ex Cathedra E:Pentdruple Extra Super-Duper Tie-Breaker:What phrase did Klaatu use to re-awaken Gort in the original movie?

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Monday July 31st:AT HOTEL: 7pm NAR Annual Town Hall Meeting

AT FIELD: 9am-5pm Sport Flying 9am-1pm R.I.P. Pink Book Launch. Launch a Pink

Themed Rocket. People’s Choice Display for vote 3pm .9am-5pm Contest Flying: C-Altitude (Tracked) C-Flex-Wing Glider_____________________________________________

Tuesday April 1stAT HOTEL: 7pm- B Division Travel Grant Presentations 8pm- Research and Development A & B Division

presentations.

AT FIELD: 9am-5pm Sport Flying 9am-3pm Odd-Roc (All Impulses). People’s Choice

display for vote by 3pm.9am-5pm Contest Flying: B Eggloft Altitude (Tracked) G Helicopter Duration C and T Divisions D Helicopter Duration A and B Divisions

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AT HOTEL: 7pm Awards Banquet NARAM 59AT FIELD: 9am-3pm Sport Flying3pm-3pm Contest Events Scale Concept Scale3pm -4pm

AT THIS TIME ALL FLIERS ARE EXPECTED

Wednesday April 2nd:AT HOTEL: 8pm- Research and Development C and T Division

AT FIELD: 9am-5pm Sport Flying 9am-5pm Contest Events: C-Payload Altitude (Altimeter) B Super-Roc Altitude (Altimeter)

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AT HOTEL: 7pm-8pm Craftsmanship Viewing 8pm- Cannon Fund Auction 8pm-10pm Craftsmanship Pick-Up

AT FIELD: 9am-3pm Sport Flying 3pm-5pm Imagination Celebration 9am-3pm Contest Events Open Spot Landing

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Thursday April 3rd:

Friday April 4th:

3pm-4pm At this time ALL CONTESTANTS and FLYERS are expected to help pack and clear the Field.

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Commemorative LaunchesSaturday July 29th 3-4pm

Sputnik 1: 1957

Apollo 7: 1967

The Soviet Union launched it into an elliptical low Earth orbit on 4 October 1957. It was a 58 cm (23 in) diameter polished metal sphere, with four external radio antennae to broadcast radio pulses. It was visible all around the Earth and its radio pulses were detectable. This surprise success precipitated the American Sputnik crisis and triggered the Space Race, a part of the larger Cold War. The launch ushered in new political, military, technological, and scientific developments.

Sputnik 1 was launched during the International Geophysical Year from Site No.1/5, at the 5th Tyuratam range, in Kazakh SSR (now known as the Baikonur Cosmodrome). The satellite travelled at about 29,000 kilometres per hour (18,000 mph; 8,100 m/s), taking 96.2 minutes to complete each orbit. It transmitted on 20.005 and 40.002 MHz, which were monitored by amateur radio operators throughout the world. The signals continued for 21 days until the transmitter batteries ran out on 26 October 1957. Sputnik burned up on 4 January 1958 whilst reentering Earth's atmosphere, after travelling about 70 million km (43 million mi) and spending three months in orbit. *

Apollo 7 was the first U.S. spaceflight to carry astronauts since the flight of inGemini XII November 1966. The AS-204 mission, also known as "Apollo 1", was intended to be the first manned flight of the Apollo program. It was scheduled to launch in February 1967, but a fire in the cabin during a January 1967 test killed the crew. Manned flights were then suspended for 21 months, while the cause of the accident was investigated and improvements made to the spacecraft and safety procedures, and unmanned test flights of the Saturn V rocket and Apollo Lunar Module were made. Apollo 7 fulfilled Apollo 1's mission of testing the Apollo Command/Service Module (CSM) in low Earth orbit.

The Apollo 7 crew was commanded by Walter M. Schirra, with senior pilot / navigator Donn F. Eisele, and pilot / systems engineer R. Walter Cunningham. (Official crew titles were made consistent with those that would be used for the manned lunar landing missions: Eisele was Command Module Pilot and Cunningham was Lunar Module Pilot.) Their mission was Apollo's 'C' mission, an 11-day Earth-orbital test flight to check out the redesigned Block II CSM with a crew on board. It was the first time a Saturn IB vehicle put a crew into space; Apollo 7 was the first three-person American space mission, and the first to include a live TV broadcast from an American spacecraft. It was launched on October 11, 1968, from what was then known as Cape Kennedy Air Force Station, Florida. Despite tension between the crew and ground controllers, the mission was a complete technical success, giving the confidence to send into orbit around the NASA Apollo 8Moon two months later. *

Bring any rocket affiliated with Sputnik 1 to launch!

Bring any rocket affiliated with Apollo 7 to launch!

* Wikipedia

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Saturday July 29th3-5pm

Ladies and gentlemen you’ve created a tradition! As NARAM celebrates number 59, the Imagination Celebration cerebrates its tenth incarnation.

If any of our past flights of fantasy conjure up fond memories the past, the Imagination Celebration has done its job. The magic only happens when our rocket family flies together. All fliers are welcome, whether you have flown in an Imagination Celebration before or not. All we ask is that you follow the guideline below:

Imagination Celebration Guidelines:

The object is to use all of the technologies of model rocketry to produce motion, shapes, light, sound and color in the sky in a manner pleasing and emotionally moving to the human observes on the ground. These characteristics are always valued:

Size and Visual Impact: How visible is it? Does it jump out at the viewer or do you have to squint to see it?

Showmanship and Artfulness: Is it exciting? Is it Beautiful? Does it elicit emotion, sensation, entertainment or humor?

Originality: Make the most of your original designs!

Whether you watch or fly, your job is equally important. Let’s add to that stockpile of memories we’ve been building.

Rob EdmondsHost, Imagination Celebration 2017

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Thursday April 3rd 3-5pm

Rocketry Festival Swamp Gas Night Launch

Night Launch CD: Matthew Johnson616-430-8091

*** G Motor and Below ***

(Judges will abstain from contest flying)

Saturday July 29th930pm -12am

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Two High Powered Festival Contests:All High Powered events are open to High-Powered certified contestants and Sport Fliers. All High Powered flights are made at the Sport Range.

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H & I Horizontal Super-Roc:Horizontal Super-Roc comprises a single event open to any model rocket. The purpose of this competition is to maximize the altitude and the diameter of the rocket. This contest is designed to empathize creativity in construction. The rocket must have a minimum diameter of 12 inches and must be able to safely fly with a motor in the “H” or “I” motor class.

Please Leave on site for judging by People’s Choice vote by 3pm.

Flight:A single-deployment entry must use a parachute recovery method. A Dual-deployment entry does not require a parachute at apogee but it must use a parachute for the main deployment with a minimum altitude set of 500 feet AGL. With such high drag rockets, it is possible that a rocket may not reach the minimum altitude of 500 feet, and this fact alone will not disqualify the rocket, but all altimeters must be set to deploy the main at no less than 500 feet. Rockets that fail to deploy a parachute will not be considered a qualified flight.

High Power Set Altitude: 420 Meters The top three rockets coming

closest to the set altitude without going over win! Just be sure to register your flight with the LCO before flying!

July 29th 9am-3pm

July 30th 9am-4pm

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R.I.P. Pink Book Launch! July 31stLaunch any Pink Themed rocket of any motor impulse on Monday to the Sport Range! Please leave your rocket on site for People’s Choice vote by 3pm.

Carnival Launch: All day Sunday!Launch a rocket from the Sport Range aimed at the “Carnival Landing Zone” grid and win a prize based on the grid number you landed on! Open to all registered fliers. All day Sunday at the Sport Range!

Odd Roc Flights of allImpulses! April 1st

Launch an Odd Roc of any impulsefrom 9am to 3pm on April 1st at the Sport Range! Please leave them on site for People’s Choice vote by 3pm.

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Ex Cathedra D:Quadruple Extra Super-Duper Movie Tie-Breaker:What is the Serial Number of the ship in Forbidden Planet?

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Ex Cathedra C:Triple Extra Super Duper NASA Tie-Breaker:How Long did the F-1 engines burn before they hit full thrust and the Mission Clock hit “Zero” and the Saturn V lifted off?

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STAFF

Contest Director- Bob AlwayEquipment Managers- Joe Mosher / John Vandervoord

Sport Range Manager/Webmaster- Rob DickinsonContest Manager/Field Network- Chris Kidwell

Logo Design- Peter AlwayParticipant’s Guide- Matt JohnsonVendor Coordinator- Jay CalvertWaiver Master- Rob DickinsonHPR Captain- Rob DickinsonField Manager- Dave Gilmore

Ex Cathedra Quiz- Matt JohnsonShe-Who-Is-To-Be-Obeyed- Pam Gilmore

Registration & First Aid- Nancy VandervoordEquipment Support- Jackson Model Rocket Club

Supporting Cast- All others who are too numerous to mention! You have my thanks and gratitude for all of your help

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MAP TO FIELD AND HOTEL

HOTEL

FIELD

Take I-96W from hotel to the field, turning North at Nunica Exit. Cross M-46 N at Maple Island and proceed 2.2 miles to the field.

ROCKET LAUNCH SIGNS signs abound.

Drive time roughly 40 to 50 minutes.

Ex Cathedra I:Decdruple-Super-Duper Firecracker-in-hand Star Trek Tie-Breaker:What injury did Jimmy Doohan receive on D-Day Invasion in WWII?

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Medical info and general info GR

Muskegon:Hackley Hospital1700 Clinton ST.231-726-3511Food is near the intersection of US-31 and M-46 (Apple Ave.) Food is also at the Coopersville Exit on I-96.

Grand Rapids:Blodgett Hospital1840 Wealthy St SE616-774-7444

Spectrum Mary’s Health Care250 Cherry St. SE616 685-6714

FUN! Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park John Ball Zoo Gerald R Ford Museum Grand Rapids Art Museum Grand Rapids Children’s Museum Grand Rapids Public Museum Urban Institute of Contemporary Arts

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1) What does “NCC” stand for on the Enterprise serial number? ______________2) What is the name of the access tubes that run inside the Enterprise at 45 degrees? _______________ Who are they named after? ___________________3)What does Uhura’s name mean in Swahili? _____________________________4) Who first commanded the original Enterprise 1701? _____________________5) What race is considered an offshoot of the Vulcans?_____________________6) What was Picard’s name when he was leader of the Borg? _______________7) In what movie is the Enterprise “D” destroyed? _________________________8) What aliens live in the Fluidic Universe on Voyager? ___________________9) What was the name of the Captain of Enterprise NX-01? _________________10) What was the name of the mascot Dog in Enterprise NX-01? _____________11) What actor portrayed the Rock Monster, The Mugatu and The Horta? _________________________________________________________________12) Where is the original NCC 1701 Enterprise housed now? ________________12a) Who designed the sexy uniforms for Star Trek OTS? __________________ 13) By what complete measure does Han Solo claim that the Millennium Falcon can beat the Castle Run?_____________________________________________ 14) What is the name of the town know as the “Hive of Scum and Villainy”? _________________________________________________________________15) Does Han Solo shoot first?(i.e. Is George Lucas Nuts?) ________________16) What is the name of the “space leeches” on Millennium Falcon in Empire?_________________________________________________________________16a) What is on the Fourth moon of Yavin? _____________________________17) Should all Ewoks die from a genetic malady? __________________________18) What was the name of Dr. Morbius’ expedition in Forbidden Planet? _________________________________________________________________19) What song does HAL sing as he is lobotomized by Dave Bowman in 2001? _________________________________________________________________20) What was the name of the spaceship in the film “Frau im Mond” 1929._________________________________________________________________21) What is the name of the spice in DUNE? _____________________________21a) In what year does DUNE take place? _______________________________ 22) What are the names of the original “Big Three” Authors of Science Fiction? _________________________________________________________________Extra Credit! The Outer Limits TV Series:23) What actor portrayed the Thetan in the Outer Limits? ____________________24) What was the name of that episode? _________________________________25) What is the name of the Special Effects Company that made the Thetan? _________________________________________________________________26) What is the name of the Production Company of the First year? __________

Ex Cathedra A:

(: 8.9 Seconds) Ex Catherdra C Answer( Answer: C57-D) Ex Catherdra D( Answer: Gort, Klaatu Beratta Nikto) Ex Catherdra E

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Ex Cathedra B:Name the Spacehip, Rocket or Capsule:

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XA) Who starred in the first Episode of The Twilight Zone?

C) Who starred in the first episode of the original The Outer Limits?

B)Which Apollo Saturn V launch suffered from the dreaded “Pogo” effect?

A) Earl Holliman, B) Apollo 6, C) Cliff Robertson, D) Earl Holliman, E) William Shatner, F) Leonard Nimoy, G) Leonard Nimoy, H) Adam West, AKA “Batman,” I) Janos Prohaksha, J) Filming the “Green Berets” with John Wayne.K) The Van Andel Grand Rapids Art Museum, Michigan, The Russians found it and returned it to NASA!), L) Gerald Ford, Richard Nixon

D) Who played “Cookie” in Forbidden Planet?

E) Who Starred in “Cold Hands Warm Heart,” Outer Limits episode?

F) What Star Trek actor was in the serial, “Zombies of the Stratosphere?”

G) Who was the lawyer in “I, Robot,” Outer Limits Episode?

H) Who was the Mars astronaut in “The Invisible Enemy” Outer Limits Episode?

I) Who portrayed the giant amoebae in “The Probe” Outer Limits episode?

Super Tie- Breaker:J) What was George Takei doing during his absence from the beginning of the second season of Star Trek the Original Series?

Extra Super Duper Tie Breaker: K) Where is the Apollo Boilerplate shown below Housed?

Triple Dog-DareTie- Breaker:

L) Who was President of the United States during the historic Apollo-Soyuz mission? Which President conceived of it?

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Ex Cathedra Movie Quiz Cheat Sheet:1. “Naval Construc�on Code” (There is some debate that it was meant to

be a combina�on of the US “NC” Naval Code and the Russian “CCCP.” But if this was the case, it was dropped very early on and the above answer is universally accepted today.)

2. “Jeffries Tubes” 2a) Ma� Jeffries, Art Designer Star Trek OTS.3. “Freedom”4. Robert April, (From the Animated TV Series, a great episode)5. The Romulans6. Locutus7. Star Trek: Genera�ons8. Species 8472, (As defined by Seven of Nine and the Borg)9. Archer10. Porthos11. Janos Prohoksha, (See Below)12. The Smithsonian, Washington DC. 12a) William Ware‐Thesis (Credited

for the “Thesis Ti�lla�on Theory” In which the level of sexual a�rac�on from an ou�it worn is directly linked to the level at which it looks like it is going to fall off‐ ergo the classic female costumes of ST‐OTS. Thesis is also credited with being one of the key figures in Gene Roddenberry’s life that made him more “comfortable” with homosexuals.

13. “Less than twelve Parsecs”14. Mos Eiseley Space Port15. Yes!16. Mynochs. 16a) The Rebel Base17. YES! (This somewhat severe declara�on is confirmed by the crea�on

the Ewoks’ Television Christmas Special of the 1980’s.) 18. Bellariphon19. Daisy (also the name of well‐known Rocket Dog)20. Friede21. Melange. 21a) 10,191AD22. Arthur C. Clarke, Robert Heinlein, Isaac Asimov23. Janos Prohaksha, (See Above)24. The Architects of Fear, (Also u�lized in the Classic Graphic Novel THE

WATCHMEN, {voted the greatest graphic novel of all �me} but not in the movie.)

25. Project X, (They also worked for Star Trek OTS)26. Daystar

Ex Cathedra I Answer:He lost the middle finger of his right hand. He actually was shot six times by friendly fire, but he had to loose the finger in the incident.Ex Cathedra J Answer:Dominic Frontier

“The Apple” Ex Cathedra K Answer:Ex Cathedra L Answer:

“Anál nathrach, orth’ bháis’s bethad do chél” 26