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... the mechanics of our solar system. ref 4 Image:Glasgow_Observatory.jpg thumb Glasgow University Observatory ca. 1841 His friends at Glasgow included landscape painter Horatio McCulloch, the Dean of ... here for Part 3''' The First Scientific Concept of Rockets for Space Travel by Robert Godwin '''Part 1''' The First Scientific Concept of Rockets for Space Travel by Robert Godwin ...

... way presaging the findings of Mandelbrot and others in the years ahead. Image:1860_Advert.jpg thumb right Advert for the 1860 volume of Good Words magazine Arrival in Canada Leitch ... and times to allow us to make any assumptions about his next, and possibly most important, scholarly work. The First Scientific Concept of Rockets for Space Travel by Robert Godwin Part 5 ...

... first automated electric “eye” used by astronomers at Kew and warned his readers not to think of it as “a wild conception of Frankenstein” but a useful and promising new tool. This ... consider to be the first true modern science fiction story. ref 63 Image:1862-12.jpg thumb right Good Words magazine for December 1862 including William Leitch's "A Winter in ... '''Click here for Part 10''' The First Scientific Concept of Rockets for Space Travel by Robert Godwin '''Part 1''' The First Scientific Concept of Rockets for Space Travel by Robert Godwin Part ...

... Legacy Image:William_Leitch_1862.jpg thumb right William Leitch (ca. 1862) Image:Leitch_monument.jpg thumb right Monument erected to ... fact that two scholarships were set up in his name by his friends in Canada and Scotland, ''“to commemorate Dr. ... The First Scientific Concept of Rockets for Space Travel by Robert Godwin '''Part 1''' The First Scientific Concept of Rockets for ...

... 10-27_Book_leitch1860.jpg thumb right Announcement of William Leitch's book from October 1860 As a Christian minister Leitch was quite atypical, especially when considering his efforts to reconcile ... Click here for Part 4''' The First Scientific Concept of Rockets for Space Travel by Robert Godwin '''Part 1''' The First Scientific Concept of Rockets for Space Travel by Robert Godwin ...

... was to outdo himself. ref 47 Image:1861-09c.jpg thumb right The September 1861 edition of Good Words, ... very little further consideration. However his comment about “torturing his imagination” suggests otherwise. His knowledge of projectiles is implicit. Earlier ... First Scientific Concept of Rockets for Space Travel by Robert Godwin '''Part 1''' The First Scientific Concept of Rockets ...

... Gatland entitled “''Space Travel''”. Written four years before Sputnik, Gatland and his co-author Anthony Kunesch actually cite the exact quote ... , is truly remarkable.” '' ref 50 Image:1882_Half_Hours.jpg thumb right An 1882 edition of Half Hours in ... The First Scientific Concept of Rockets for Space Travel by Robert Godwin '''Part 1''' The First Scientific Concept of Rockets for ...

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... Pages''' - 6 Abstract This paper compares two non-nuclear planetary defense mitigation concepts - as well as a hybrid concept -- which do not require the transportation of energy or reaction mass to the ... JBIS is © 1934-2013 http://www.bis-space.com British Interplanetary Society - Image:BIS_logo.jpg 100px Category:Journal of The British Interplanetary Society

... Abstract The paper presents the prospective roles of SPS concepts for Europe, shows the outcome of recent studies undertaken by ESA's Advanced Concepts Team (ACT) together with European industry and research ... JBIS is © 1934-2013 http://www.bis-space.com British Interplanetary Society - Image:BIS_logo.jpg 100px Category:Journal of The British Interplanetary Society

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