Richard Hoover

[Bruce Day]

Our own extra planetary scientist , Dr. Richard Hoover, now retired from NASA.

He has been working in the field of viruses and microbes come to Earth from space.

[Brian Dudley]

Does he know he guy with the wild hair?

[Bob Hayes]

WOW PGCA members across the country watching the same thing.
Won't be so funny when they actually land.

[John Davis]

Dr. Hoover is one of the smartest people you will ever meet and knows more about the measurement of everything in universe, including shotgun gauges, than anyone I have ever had the pleasure of becoming acquainted with.

[Dean Romig]

Richard Hoover also corresponded in depth with Austin Hogan, Bill Furnish and Charlie Price on identifying the rare 11 gauge Parkers.





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[Gary Carmichael Sr]

Richard, is a brilliant man, his article in the June 1979 National Geographic, titled "Those Marvelous, Myriad Diatoms" confirms it! article is about single cell algae, diatoms and how they produce oxygen by photosynthesis. I am glad, he now can devote time to those 11 ga Parkers, Gary

[Bruce Day]

Richard found diatoms in rocky meteorites. Diatoms are a silica based single cell life form that is common on earth and mined for filter media.

We are fortunate to have people such as Dr. Hoover among our members

[Mills Morrison]

Hope he writes some more articles for Parker pages. They were always informative and entertaining

[Mike Franzen]

Dr. Hoover is one of the smartest people you will ever meet and knows more about the measurement of everything in universe, including shotgun gauges, than anyone I have ever had the pleasure of becoming acquainted with.

Maybe he could help me figure out my Bore Master!

[Dean Romig]

Mike, there is a CD on the Bore Master.

You could contact Bob Foege about how to use it... he invented it.





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