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Z Stewart Ziff TITLE: "Rising Column" This painting of the STS-32 is generated from a mosaic of video stills and utilizes the optical properties of a concave curvilinear surface to further an illusion of depth. The viewer is invited to experience different visual effects by looking at the painting from more than one position. Art size: 22" x 34"
Stewart Ziff TITLE: "LDEF Recovery" This painting which depicts the LDEF and Columbia passing over the coast of Nambia during the LDEF recovery operations of STS-32 , utilizes the optical properties of a curvilinear convex surface to further an illusion of three dimensional space. The viewer is invited to experience different visual effects by looking at the painting from more than one position. Art size: 36" x 4"
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no information TITLE: "Mars Base" A more sophisticated facility would be needed to support more permanent operations on the surface of Mars. In this artist's concept, the descent stage of a Mars Excursion Module is topped by a station module developed originally for Earth orbit applications. The facility would provide living quarters, a medical facility, scientific research laboratories and control center to monitor operations at remote sites. Redundancy in design and maintainability of systems would assure dependable, long life operations.
no information TITLE: "Mercury-Atlas 3" Washington - Mercury-Atlas 3 spacecraft atop the Atlas launch vehicle. MA-3 launched April 25, 1961 from Complex 14, Cape Canaveral, FL. The orbital Mercury capsule test failed due to malfunction in the first stage. The mission provided a successful abort.
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