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(TON THERES ENOUGH FOR ALL OF US (aoline llev ( I knows.'V I'm new in town You THE NINE-FOUND- 'NVITED I JUGHEAD iiiilairl NO PROBLEM SPLURGED ON A Bl6 pth e table.' I ain't 3 Ji B Frank King Bv (.hie ootpu deide t sleep onth mayors u)hich aw Turn TODAY' FOR "fHOU AND TELL" THE I 'HAVE BROUGHT BROTHER'S out to 66 BI66L5T MISTAKE OP AW Ufi Blond ie P06 jnnr- - Y ouug FIND OUT r-- WHO IT IS AND SAY ILL CALL SACK WHEN I'M NOT SO a BUSY v Have a Question? Ask Andy Skylab Orbits, Makes Major, Minor Experiments a complete HWolume Antfy send set of the Merit Students Encyclopedia to Tommy Turley 14, Zionsville, Ind., tor her Question , What are the (unctions ol skytab? Congratulations to Judith S. Milas, high school student of Lexington, Mass. She suggested a Skylab project to discover whether a spider can spin its complicated silken web in space. Arabella, the talented spider, made rather a mess of her first attempt. Then she mastered the tricks of zero gravity and became the celebrated star of the show. For this artistic arachnids second web was a perfect copy of these she learned down on the earth. to spin rejoice to report that 19 projects on boara Skylab were suggested by high school students. Six ether students expect to solve their original questions with data relayed from the orbiting space lab. Already Arabella has demonstrated to Judith Miles and the whole world that a spider can spin a standard web while orbiting 236 miles above the old familiar ground. Grow Radishes? Another student experiment is designed to show whether radishes can root down and We shoot Other up in zero gravity. student projects are expected to answer interesting questions about quasars and stars and to pulsars, investigate a region of the Solar System for signs of a between possible planet Mercury and the Sun. Meantime astronaut scientists work on hundreds of investigations, organized in five mam categones. Biology projects test the survival and well being of people and animals in space. The astronauts are trained in medicine. They monitor their own Dreathing, pulse and blood pressure. TTY' Other tests, evaluated by grounded space scientists, test the effects of zero gravity on human muscles, organs, bones and blood. Relay Photographs The earth resources category includes 132 'investigations for 75 different nations. cameras Skylabs fabulous and sensors gather data from 75 percent of the earths surface. This area includes 90 percent of the human population and 80 percent of the worlds food producing land. Photographs in visible light, infrared and micro wavelengths are relayed down to earth every five days. When compared, this data reveals such items as soil moisture. One survey pinpoints suitable regions for growing wheat or dates. Another detects areas where beetles infested the have mountain pines of South Dakota. Naturally the earth pictures also yield precise details to modem map makers. On Slain B PC ..VOU SAID YOU WORKED FOR A WHAT'S TALK STRAIGHT.) MAGAZINE. YOUR CONNECTION NAME IS MOOSE DUBOIS, CLASS OF 68. YOU DIPHT GRADUATE CUM LAUDS MAYBE, BUT YOU DID ALL RIGHT IH NONE. THEY WANT ME TO PHOTOGRAPH YOU ON A F .SOAS Leonard Starr LONG AS YOU get your pictures, YOURE UNDER NO OBLIGATION TO TELL THEM AHYTHIHG ABOUT ME, RIGHT? j NUtSH m Ml nl ( IB app I Smv tin GET AMOVE, IF ON, CAN JUST, SUCCESS! YOuR PATIENCE US BEEN REWARDED THE I MAKE The INTERVIE- W- EVER SEEN THAT'S YOU.' ONLNJOBNOU'VE THIN' DIDN'T AUnAYS Y. STAND IN 'IS WAV.,.,' Another Category Another category is directed to the upper atmosphere, another to the sun and its neighborhood. Skylab has 57 major plus many more minor superfine instruments to work on 270 important investigations. Sixty of these projects are in the fields of astronomy and astrophysics. Many earth materials and chemical reactions are tested in Skylabs wonderful workshop. For example, under zero conditions flames tend to fan outward from a fire. One inhopes to show vestigation that, in space, alloys and crystals form more perfect and perhaps more durable molecular structures. Obviously the functions of Skylab are too numerous to mention one by one. Obviously many of them will yield priceless new information. tituesmv umi tnunaav c Qaasniar' $ 1; Wii(8& fJ35S33i (SSHiSsSilsJih Daily Quiz j i i I 1. sUf JC. home ' v A BRUIN LEO JUMBO REYNARD 2. Pigeons are especially fond of which location? STY CORRAL FOLD BARN If 3. Physicians often prescribe placebos (sugar pills) for MALARIA BIRTHMARKS PSYCHOTICS WORRY WARTS tp H ; 4 4 az U 1 I creature? , o t Goldilocks invaded the of which nicknamed ,il - - iY, Vi--- '' (if a 6 ANSWERS J j sucft .Cuo.vt z iueg z (jcaa) uiiua i I t 4 J. |