
Live From the Stratosphere is a Passport to Knowledge project. The video programs are a co-production of Geoff Haines-Stiles Productions, Inc., and Maryland Public Television. Night Flight to the Stars is co-presented by WNET/New York.
This project was supported, in part, by the National Science Foundation.
Opinions expressed are those of the authors and not necessarily those of the foundation.
Live From the Stratosphere is also supported by the Information Infrastructure Technology and Applications Program of NASA's Office of High Performance Computing and Communications, the NASA Astrophysics Division, NASA Ames Research Center, NASA Education and PBS K-12 Learning Services.
Geoffrey Haines-Stiles
  Raymond K. K. Ho, President and CEO
  James P. Abbott, V.P. New Business Development
  Jane Began, Director, NIPS
  George R. Benaman, II, Production Manager 
  
  Richard Dowling, SpaceMedia Inc., Montrose, CA
  Pat Haddon, Grade 6 Science Teacher, Summit Middle School, Summit,
  NJ
  April Keck Lloyd, Elementary Teacher, Charlottesville, VA
  Patty Miller, KidScience Teleschool Teacher, Hawaii Department
  of Education
  Margaret Riel, Ph.D., Interlearn, Encinitas, CA
  Marc Siegel, NASA K-12 Internet Initiative
  James S. Sweitzer, Ph.D., Associate Director, Center for Astrophysical
  
  Research in Antarctica, University of Chicago
  Jan Wee, Library Media Director, West Salem Middle School, West
  Salem, WI
  April S. Whitt, Fernbank Science Center, DeKalb County School
  District, Atlanta, GA
  Bruce "Chip" Daley, Clark County School District, Las
  Vegas, NV 
  
  Edna DeVore, FOSTER Project, SETI Institute, Mountain View, CA
  
  William A. Gutsch, Jr., past President, International Planetarium
  Society, and former Chairman, Hayden Planetarium, NY
  D. A. Harper, Professor of Astronomy and Astrophysics, University
  of Chicago
  R.F. Loewenstein, Senior Research Associate, Dept of Astronomy
  and Astrophysics, University of Chicago
  Linda Morris, Director of Education/Center Director, Buehler Challenger
  and Science Center, Paramus, NJ
  Carolyn Sumners, Director of Astronomy and Physics, Houston Museum
  of Natural Science 
  
  Joseph D. Exline, Curriculum Reform Consultant, VA
  Dale Andersen, Exobiologist, NASA Ames Research Center
  Scott Coletti, Middle School Teacher, Mountain View, CA
  Camille Moody, NASA Education, Washington, DC
  John Rummel, Marine Biological Laboratories, Woods Hole, MA
  Thom Stone, NSI/Sterling Software 
  
  Wendy Whiting, Mission Director
  Curt Laughlin, Project Manager
  Jim McClenahan, Facility manager
  Carl Gillespie, Science Coordinator
  Walt Miller w Tom Connors, KAO Engineering Staff, NSI
  Allan Meyer, Astronomer and Tracker Operator
  Terry Rager, Project Pilot
  Marty Agan w Art Densmore, JPL: ACTS Experiment 
  
  Ed Schilling w Paul Langston
  David Maurantonio
  Ted Foldvary, Technical Consultant 
  
  Jennifer Sellers, Sterling Software
  Marc Siegel
  NASA Spacelink
  Flint Wild 
  
  Sandra Welch, VP Learning Services
  Cindy Johanson w Francis Thompson 
  
Tim Hallinan, Tel Ed, Inc./Los Angeles
  Bill Baker, President
  Fred Noriega, Director, National Productions
  Fred Cotton, Chief Engineer
  John Schwally, Production Manager w Randy Joseph, Engineer in
  Charge 
  
  For the live uplink sites has been furnished by: 
  The Adler Planetarium, Chicago * Booneville School District *
  The Mississippi State University Television Center * Tri-State
  Industry Education Initiative * Fernbank Science Center, DeKalb
  County School System, GA * Georgia Public Television * Gates Planetarium,
  Denver Museum of Natural History * KRMA, Denver and KTSC, Pueblo,
  CO * Hawaii Department of Education, Office of Information and
  Technology * Houston Museum of Natural Science * The community
  partnership of Prairie Public Television, Fargo, ND and the Fargo
  Public Schools * Liberty Science Center, Jersey City, NJ * The
  National Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian Institution, Washington,
  DC 
  
Lizabeth Aldarete, NASA Ames * Don Asquin, Gates Planetarium, Denver Museum of Natural History * Charles Benton, Films, Inc./PMI, Chicago * Joe Benton, NASA TV * Joe Bredekamp, NASA Office of Space Science * Bill Burnette, NASA-Industry Education Initiative, & Tri-State Initiative * Jim Cockrell, KAO Project, NASA Ames * Ted Dunham, Project Scientist, KAO, NASA Ames * Darcy Evon, Development Office, University of Chicago * Ken Fisher, Lockheed-Martin Aerospace, Sunnyvale, CA * Mary Ann Hull, Laura McLanaghan, Sandy Buleza, Liberty Science Center, Jersey City, NJ * Maureen Kerr, National Air and Space Museum, Washington, DC * John Krisch, New Business Development, MPT * Fritz Hasler and Alan Nelson, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center * Garth Hull, Tom Clausen, and Tom Gates Education Office, NASA Ames Research Center * Paul Hunter, HPCC-IITA, NASA Aeronautics * Wes Huntress, Associate Administrator for Space Science, NASA * Paul Knappenberger, Director, and Douglas Duncan, Director of Astronomy, Adler Planetarium * Alan Ladwig, Advisor to the Administrator, NASA * Mark Leon, IITA, NASA Ames Research Center * NASA Lewis Research Center, ACTS Experiments Office * Frank Owens and Malcom Phelps, NASA Education * Mary Lou Ray and Molly McGill, Pacific Mountain Network * Juan Rivera, Telescope Operator, KAO Project * Al Ross and Rich Andrews, NASA Ames Research Center * Michael Rowan-Robinson * Carl Sagan and Ann Druyan * Gerhard Salinger and Franzie Loepp, NSF * Ted Stanik, Principal, Summit Middle School, NJ * Deanne Tucker and Robert Yee, NASA Ames Research Center * Lee Wade, NSI, NASA Ames Research Center * Tina Waganer, MPT * Dan Weedman, Larry Caroff, Mike Kaplan, Jeff Rosendahl, Astrophysics Division, NASA HQ

