with the cooperation of
MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY
OF THE REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA
and
GAGARIN COSMONAUT TRAINING
CENTRE,
STAR CITY, RUSSIA
PROGRAMME
of the
International Science Symposium
HERMAN POTOČNIKOn the occasion of the
Seventieth Anniversary
of Noordung's Decease
September 9 - 10, 1999
Maribor, Slovenia
Technical Faculties, Smetanova 17
Dr. Yuri Mikhailovitch Baturin
Acad. Prof. dr. France Bernik
President of the Slovenian Academy of Science and Arts
Dr. Franci Demšar
Minister of Defence of the Republic of Slovenia
Piotr Ilyitch Klimuk
Gagarin Cosmonauts Training Centre, Russia
Dr. Lojze Marinček, Chairman
Minister of Science and Technology of the Republic of Slovenia
Prof. Dr. Ivan Rozman
Faculty for Electrical Engineering of the University of Maribor
Prof. Dr. Peter Skalicky
Chancellor of Vienna University of Technology
Boris Sovič
Mayor of Maribor
Prof. Dr. Ludvik Toplak
Chancellor of University of Maribor
PROGRAMME COMMITTEE:
Dr. Stanko Blatnik
Tadej Brate, MSc
Prof. Dr. Bruno Cvikl
Prof. Dr. Franci Čuš, Chairman
Vojko Kogej
Prof. Dr. Anton Mavretič
Prof. Dr. Dušan Petrač
Prof. Dr. Janko Rupnik
Dr. Sandi Sitar
Irina I. Sokolova
Dragan Živadinov
Slavi Krušič
Ministry of Science and Technology of the Republic of Slovenia
Prof. Dr. Maks Oblak, President
University of Maribor
Miha Pauko
University of Maribor
Hermina Pika Radmilovič, MSc
University of Maribor
Irina I. Sokolova
Gagarin Cosmonauts Training Center, Star City, Russia
Vladimir Vajda
Ministry of Science and Technology of the Republic of Slovenia
Christoph Wesche
Hamburg
Dragan Živadinov
Ljubljana
University of Maribor
Mr. Miha Pauko
Krekova ulica 2
2000 Maribor, Slovenia
phone: +00 386 62 22 96 440
fax: +00 386 62 21 35 41
e-mail: miha.pauko@uni-mb.si
Ministry of Science and Technology of the Republic of
Slovenia
Mrs. Slavi Krušič
Trg osvobodilne fronte 13
1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia
phone: +00 386 61 17 84 600
fax: +00 386 61 17 84 719
e-mail: slavi.krusic@mzt.si
Thursday, September 9, 1999
900 Registration of the Participants
930 Opening Addresses
Chair: Bruno Cvikl,
University of Maribor, Slovenia
1000- 1025 Vasilij Melik, Slovenia
Herman Potočnik Noordung and His Time
1025- 1050 Tadej Brate, Slovenia
Science and Technology in Noordung's Era
1050 Break
Chair: Franz Rammerstorfer,
Vienna University of Technology, Austria
1105- 1130 Janko Rupnik, Slovenia
Herman Potočnik's Lineage
1130- 1155 Zmago Šmitek, Slovenia
Vitanje in the Age of Herman Potočnik
1155- 1220 dr. Sandi Sitar, Slovenia
Structural Problems in Potočnik's Work
1220- 1245 Discussion
1245- 1430 Break
Chair: Tadej Brate,
Cultural Heritage Office of Slovenia, Slovenia
1430- 1455 Vojko Kogej, Slovenia
Noordung's Contribution to Global Cosmonautics
1455- 1520 Jaka Alijeski, Slovenia
The Use of Space in the Military Purpose
1520- 1545 Yuri P. Gidzenko, Russia
International Space Station - The Future General Scientific Laboratory of the Third Millennium
1545 Break
Chair: Irina I. Sokolova,
Yuri Gagarin Cosmonauts' Center, Russia
1600- 1625 Alexander N. Egorov, Russia
Major Research Areas on the Orbital Space Station MIR
1625- 1650 Franz Rammerstorfer, Austria
An Algorithm for Simulating the Adaptation of Humane Bone to Changes in Gravity Conditions
1650- 1715 Dušan I. Petrač, U.S.A.
Noordung's Visionary Plans for Rotating Space Station and its Purpose
1715 Break
Chair: Dušan I. Petrač, U.S.A.
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
1730 - 1755 Bruno Cvikl, Slovenia
The Universe: Sun and Gravitational Waves Investigations - Examples of the Existence Imperative and Further Cognitive Development of Mankind
1755 - 1820 Marko Robnik, Slovenia
Chaos, Climate and Intelligent Life
1820- 1845 Discussion
1900 Reception given by the Chancellor of the University of Maribor, Prof. Dr. Ludvik Toplak
Friday, September 10 1999
900 Registration of the Participants
Chair: Vojko Kogej,
Astronautical and Rocketry Club Vladimir M. Komarov, Slovenia
930- 955 Irina I. Sokolova, Russia
Welcome to the Yuri Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Centre
955- 1020 Gennadi M. Manakov, Russia
Directions in the Development of a Training Base for Preparing Cosmonauts According to the International Space Station Programme
1020- 1045 Lioudmila Y. Zamaraeva, RussiaMethod for Complex Data Analysis from Multi-Level Monitoring of the Earth's Surface
1045- 1110 Miloš Krmelj, Slovenia
International Space University and its Meaning for the Education of Space Experts
1110 Break
Chair: Anton Mavretič,
Advanced Energy Industries, Inc., U.S.A.
1125- 1150 Yuri M. Baturin, Russia
Illusions of Perception and Apprehension in the Period of Adaptation to Weightlessness
1150- 1215 Pyotr I. Klimuk, Russia
The Russian Training System for Cosmonauts and International Collaboration
1215- 1240 Dušan I. Petrač, U.S.A.
Experimentation in Weightlessness - Examples of Experiments at Low Temperatures
1240- 1305 Discussion
1305- 1500 Break
Chair: Christoph Wesche,
WSC Communications, Germany
1500- 1525 Viktor Ren, Russia
Parabolic Flights on the Aeroplane IL-76 MDK - a Unique Tool for Realising Zero-Gravity as One of the Most Important Factors of Space Flights
1525- 1550 Anton Mavretič, U.S.A.
Interplanetary Science and Voyaging to the Outer Planets
1550- 1625 Burkhard Bratke, Germany
Future Aspects for an Industrial and Commercial Utilisation of the International Space Station (ISS)
1625 Break
Chair: Sandi Sitar
Research Scientist, Slovenia
1640- 1705 Stanko Blatnik, Slovenia
The Impact of the Space Research on Development of Information Society
1705- 1730 Christoph Wesche, Germany
Future Ideas of Space Ships and Space Travel
1730- 1755 Dragan Živadinov, Slovenia
The Problem of Driving Through Space
1755 - 1820 Discussion
1820 Closing Remarks