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| VOLUME 9 NO 1
| JANUARY 1967
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| SPACE PROJECTS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM
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| 2
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| BEYOND THE ATMOSPHERE: A 1923 ESSAY
| K. E. TSIOLKORSKY
| 9
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| SPACE REPORT
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| 11
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| THE ESRO L/ SATELLITE PROJECT
| C. R. HUME
| 20
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| REVIEW OF SATELLITE COMBINED ATTITUDE AND ORBIT CONTROL SYSTEMS
| A. G. EARL AND B. P. DAY
| 29
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| REVIEWS
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| 35
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| VOLUME 9 NO 2
| FEBRUARY 1967
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| NEW NAMES ON THE MOON
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| 38
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| DEFINING THE UPPER LIMITS OF AIRSPACE
| BRIAN L. KIERAN
| 40
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| THE DAVID DAVIES MEMORIAL INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES DRAFT TREATY ON OUTER SPACE, THE MOON AND OTHER CELESTIAL BODIES
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| 42
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| SPACE REPORT
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| 45
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| A NEW RECOVERY SYSTEM FOR SOUNDING ROCKETS
| W. PITTELKOW
| 50
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| FLAME-SPRAYED CERAMIC COATINGS IN SPACE TECHNOLOGY
| W. MAXWELL WHEILDON
| 55
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| ATTITUDE CONTROL OF SUN-POINTING SCIENTIFIC SATELLITES
| P. E. G. COPE
| 63
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| PERIODIC FLUCTUATIONS IN THE SIGNALS FROM COSMOS 5
| G. E. PERRY, J. D. SLATER AND K. J. EDWARDS
| 66
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| VOLUME 9 NO 3
| MARCH 1967
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| SPACE APPLICATIONS FOR MAN
| CLOTAIRE WOOD
| 74
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| PROBING THE MOON'S SURFACE
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| 76
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| A SELENOLOGICAL APPRAISAL OF THE ORBITER-2 PHOTOGRAPHS
| V. A. FIRSOFF
| 78
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| MANNED ORBITAL RESEARCH LABORATORY (MORL): DESIGN AND UTILIZATION
| R. J. GUNKEL AND C. E. STARNS
| 81
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| SPACE REPORT
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| 95
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| MILITARY SPACE COMMUNICATIONS
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| 101
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| THE FIRST TWO YEARS OF ESTEC
| A. W. LINES
| 102
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| VOLUME 9 NO 4
| APRIL 1967
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| EUROPE PROBES THE ARCTIC SKIES
| DON WHITING
| 114
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| SATELLITE PHOTOGRAPHY
| JOHN MARSHALL
| 116
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| SPACE REPORT
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| 118
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| WORLD SATELLITE TERMINALS
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| 125
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| NOTES
| G. R. RAMSDEN, D. D. JAMES. B. W. MARTIN AND D. G. MARTIN
| 127
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| COSTING THE AEROSPACE TRANSPORTER W. B. CLEGG AND K. D. JANIK
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| 130
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| A SOLID PROPELLENT MOTOR FOR THE THIRD STAGE OF A SATELLITE LAUNCHER
| H. M. DARWELL AND P. S. RAINE
| 141
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| A PARTIALLY CLOSED FORM SOLUTION TO THE THREE-DIMENSIONAL TRAJECTORY WITH CONSTANT THRUST
| M. A. CONNOR AND D. R. OTTO
| 144
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| REVIEWS
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| 146
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| VOLUME 9 NO 5
| MAY 1967
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| ASTRONAUTICS IN BRITAIN —1
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| 150
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| SPACE REPORT
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| 153
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| A SIMULATOR FOR A GRAVITY GRADIENT SATELLITE
| W. A. WARE AND N. S. REED
| 159
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| COSMIC-RAY STUDIES IN INTERPLANETARY SPACE AND ON THE MOON
| S. N. VERNOV, A. E. CHUDAKOV, P. V. VAKULOV, YU I. LOGATCHEV, G. P. LYUBIMOV, A. G. NIKOLAEV AND N. V. PERESLEGINA
| 168
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| ORIENTATION OF A SATELLITE IN AN ELLIPTICAL ORBIT
| W. F. HILTON AND B. M. TAYLOR
| 176
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| REVIEWS
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| 179
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| SOCIETY NEWS
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| 182
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| VOLUME 9 NO 6
| JUNE 1967
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| NEW TASKS FOR APOLLO
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| 186
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| SPACEMOBILE DEMONSTRATIONS
| W. F. HILTON
| 190
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| WHAT DO PEOPLE WANT TO KNOW ABOUT SPACE?
| G. W. COLLINS
| 191
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| SPACE REPORT
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| 195
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| THE EARTH AND VENUS CLOUD PICTURES COMPARED
| A. J. JEFFRIES
| 200
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| ASTRONAUTICS IN BRITAIN-2
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| 201
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| USING THE ELDO-A LAUNCHER FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ON AERODYNAMIC RE-ENTRY
| J. LAMBRECHT
| 207
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| MEDICINE IN SPACE B. A. GOODELL
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| 212
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| ISOLATION, MAN AND SPACE R. DYER
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| 214
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| REVIEWS
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| 217
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| VOLUME 9 NO 7
| JULY 1967
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| THE VOYAGER PROGRAMME
| EDGAR M .CORTRIGHT
| 222
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| AUTOMATED BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY
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| 228
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| ASTRONAUTICS IN BRITAIN -3 4
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| 234
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| SPACE REPORT
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| 237
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| STUDY AND RESEARCH IN SPACE SCIENCE- TECHNOLOGY IN UK UNIVERSITIES
| G. V. GROVES
| 242
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| LAUNCH VEHICLE PERFORMANCE
| WILLIAM G. HOLDER AND KENNETH M. CARLSON
| 247
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| A METHOD OF WEIGHT PREDICTION OF SATELLITE LAUNCHING VEHICLES
| K. J. BALL AND C. T. HEYES
| 251
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| VOLUME 9 NO 8
| AUGUST 1967
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| KEEPING TRACK OF THE WEATHER
| L. J. CARTER
| 258
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| ASTRONAUTICS IN BRITAIN-4
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| 264
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| SPACE REPORT
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| 268
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| THE SOVIET NORTHERN COSMODROME
| G. E. PERRY
| 274
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| PROJECT OSCAR
| GRAHAM CLAYTON
| 278
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| DETERMINATION OF GAS FLOW PARAMETERS FROM PROPANE ATTITUDE CONTROL JETS, AND THEIR EFFECT ON SATELLITE OPTICAL SENSORS AND TELESCOPES
| A. E. SMITH, T. J. PUNTER AND M. J. W. GAGE
| 280
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| THERMODYNAMICS, AND LIFE IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM — A RE-ASSESSMENT
| JOHN S. BEVAN
| 285
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| NOTES
| DR. W. R. MAXWELL
| 287
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| SOCIETY NEWS
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| 292
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| VOLUME 9 NO 9
| SEPTEMBER 1967
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| THE SOVIET SPACE PROGRAMME AFTER SOYUZ-1
| KENNETH W. GATLAND
| 294
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| ASTRONAUTICS IN BRITAIN —5
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| 299
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| SPACE REPORT
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| 305
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| ROCKETRY AT ANSTY
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| 311
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| PROBING THE EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD
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| 314
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| THE THIRD STAGE OF THE ELDO-A SATELLITE LAUNCHER
| HANS E. W. HOFFMANN
| 316
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| ASSESSMENT OF THE PERFORMANCE OF THE ELDO FIRST PROGRAM ATTITUDE REFERENCE UNIT IN AN INERTIAL ROLE
| D. W. ALBERY
| 322
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| REVIEWS
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| 327
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| VOLUME 9 NO 10
| OCTOBER 1967
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| RUSSIAN ROCKETRY AT PARIS
| A. V. CLEAVER
| 330
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| MEDICINE IN THE SPACE AGE
| BRIG.-GEN. T. H. CROUCH
| 336
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| NAVIGATION SATELLITES: THE FUTURE
| EUGENE EHRLICH
| 338
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| SPACE REPORT
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| 342
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| DEVELOPMENT OF THE RAVEN SOLID PROPELLENT ROCKET MOTOR FOR SKYLARK
| J. H. CROOK
| 350
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| A CLOSED FORM SOLUTION FOR TWO-DIMENSIONAL RE-ENTRY TRAJECTORIES
| MICHAEL A. CONNOR
| 357
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| THE EFFECT ON THE MASS-FLOW OF SWIRL IN A SUPERSONIC NOZZLE
| R. C. PARKINSON
| 360
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| REVIEWS
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| 361
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| SOCIETY NEWS
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| 363
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| VOLUME 9 NO 11
| NOVEMBER 1967
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| LIVING IN SPACE
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| 366
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| THE BRITISH NATIONAL LAUNCHER PROGRAMME
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| 370
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| KILOWATTS FROM SOLAR CELLS
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| 374
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| SPACE REPORT
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| 375
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| THE REUSABLE BOOSTER PARADOX AIRCRAFT TECHNOLOGY OR OPERATIONS?
| PHILIP BONO
| 379
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| DEVELOPMENT OF THE CUCKOO ROCKET MOTOR
| E. C. WHITE
| 388
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| THE USE OF SOLID PROPELLENT ROCKET MOTORS FOR SPACE APPLICATION
| F. C. MORGAN AND G. F. P. TRUBRIDGE
| 393
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| CORRESPONDENCE
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| 399
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| VOLUME 9 NO 12
| DECEMBER 1967
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| U.S. COMMUNICATIONS POLICY
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| 402
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| THE MAKING OF AN ASTRONAUT
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| 407
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| SPACE REPORT
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| 409
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| AN AUTOMATIC ATTITUDE CONTROL SYSTEM FOR A SPINNING SATELLITE: A THEORETICAL ASSESSMENT
| A. J. SARNECKI
| 424
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| AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF THE APPLICATION OF PLUG NOZZLES TO SOLID-PROPELLENT ROCKETS-1
| C. CASCI, E. GISMONDI AND G. ANGELINO
| 429
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| FACETS OF BMW LIQUID-PROPELLENT ROCKET DEVELOPMENT 1939-45
| ANTONY L. KAY
| 433
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