UA37/5/2 E.A. Diddle Speeches & Interviews

Speeches and interviews of E.A. Diddle. A tribute to E.A. Diddle upon his death including biography, WKU career and clips of speeches narrated by Fay Esters and produced by Barry Williams

River Institute Meeting

Today at the Rivers Institute meeting, we were able to hear from Susan Byrnes and Dennie Eagleson about their audio compilations from the orientation trip. Having not been able to go on the orientation trip due to scheduling conflicts, I was very excited to hear what everyone had to say

UA37/5 Hilltoppers Scrapbook

Scrapbook created by E.A. Diddle of 1940 - 1950 basketball clippings

UA37/5/1 E.A. Diddle Speech

Audiotape of comments made by E.A. Diddle at unidentified event

UA37/5/4 E.A. Diddle Interview

Bob Cochran interview of E.A. Diddle

UA37/5 Hilltoppers Scrapbook

Scrapbook regarding the Hilltoppers basketball team coached by E.A. Diddle for the years 1944-1945. Includes photos, clippings, game programs, letters and press releases regarding Diddle, the team, Cook twins and the Hilltoppers eastern tour. There are a few items about the football team

UA37/5 College High Scrapbook

Scrapbook of miscellaneous College High athletic clippings for the 1946-47 season created by E.A. Diddle. Diddle\u27s son Eddie was a member of the Cardinal basketball team

UA37/5 E.A Diddle Scrapbook - Miscellaneous Clippings

Scrapbook of miscellaneous athletic clippings ca. 1923-1926 created by E.A. Diddle

The ThinSat Program: Flight Opportunities for Education, Research and Industry

The ThinSat is the next iteration of the flight proven PocketQube design. The ThinSat standard is based on a common bus architecture with set electrical and mechanical interfaces that simplifies the development of diverse payloads. The bus design includes power, C&DH, communication systems and has options for attitude control and determination. Participants in the program need only provide systems that conform to the available documented bus design. Virginia Commercial Space Flight Authority (Virginia Space) has secured payload capacity on the second stage of future Orbital ATK Antares rockets launched from the Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport at NASA Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia. Virginia Space and Twiggs Space Lab (TSL) will launch 60 ThinSats on their first mission in the Fall 2018 (on the OA-10 mission), and 80 ThinSats on each of the subsequent Antares ISS resupply missions through December 2024. Additional capacity may be added to meet increases in demand. The large number of deployments per launch means that ThinSats have the potential to surpass the opportunities for scientific discoveries, technical innovations and commercial applications that were enabled by the adoption of the CubeSat. ThinSats represent the next logical step in the small satellite industry, by further reducing development times, lowering technical barriers to entry, and reducing overall mission cost and complexity