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... PHOTO CREDITS 132 - 80-11 Earth Watching EXPLORATIONS Phyllis Wollman 133 - 80-11 Double Dactyls COMPETITION RESULTS Scot Morris 135 ... - 81-04 Science Down Under EXPLORATIONS Robert Rivlin 120 - 81-04 Gamma Ray Bursts STARS William Herbst 139 ... 81-06 Humor LAST WORD Richard Ballad 154 - '''Volume 3 No 10''' - 81-07 Untitled Cover Art Ute Ostewald 1 ...

... , General Dynamics Corp. (Summary: AFOST-TR-57-41, AD 120-430, Feb. 1957) 6- H. A. Lieske, LUNAR INSTRUMENT CARRIER - ... Nov. 1954 (2) Bubbles and Streaks, J. Brit. Interplanetary Soc. 14-3, 133, May-June 1955. 56 - H. P. Wilkins, THE OTHER SIDE ... PROBLEMS OF MISSILES ENTERING THE ATMOSPHERE , Journal British Interplanetary Society, Vol. 10, p. 26, 1951 T. Nonweiler, DESCENT FROM SATELLITES ORBITS ...

... 10 GREAT MOMENTS IN SCIENCE Cartoon Pictorial Frank Cotham 133 - 88-10 IN A WORLD LIKE THIS Fiction Nancy Kress 140 - 88-10 Motivating UFO Research, etc ANTIMATTER 153 - 88-10 ... 3''' - 88-12 Alien of Troy Cover Art Jean Francois Podevin 1 - 88-12 The Future of Space Technology FIRST WORD Allan McDonald 10 ... Judy Feldman 120 - 89-05 Humor: Government LAST WORD ...

... 10, 12 - “ Frau im Mond ” 87 - Fremdnavigation 54 - Frühlingspunkt 77 - Funkverkehr 49 - Funkverkehr, interstell. 58 - Gail, Otto Willi 102 - Gartmann, Heinz 121, 133 - Gasdruckraketen 3 ... 45 - Sauerstoff 4 - Schallgeschwindigkeit, Änderung der 12 - Schaub, Werner 67, 120 - Schleierkühlung 112 - Schmelzpunkt von Feuerwandbaustoffen 6 - Schub 2 - ...

... , 113, 118, 120, 121, 125 - Außenstation, Bau der - 103 - Außenstation-Lastrakete 101 - Ausstellung von Raketen 80 - Azusa 93 - Bahnbestimmung aus Anfangsbedingungen 10 - Bahn der ... 84 - “Destination Moon" 3, 77, 92 - Detroit Rocket Society 97 - Deutsches Museum 133 - Dieminger 26 - Dimethylanilin 138 - Dissoziation von Ozon 89 - Dittmar 133 - Döring, H. ...

... art and science as they should be in all space—and other human--activities. ref 120 2.3.6. Evolution of Space Art Didier Ottinger says that there have been three historical ... ” via electronic synthesizers of the era (late 1970s) for human ears to hear. ref 133 2.5.3. Contemporary “Post-Classical” Space Music During the 20th and early 21st centuries, many serious ... education…,” pp. 2 and 6-10 note 132 Gustav Holst, The Planets, Simon Rattle note 133 John Rodgers and ...

... Space --- a Cosmic Fantasy,” another part, pp. 133-136. - Max Valier , “About Ocean Fight,” pp. ... Pressure (Thrust) Diagram of a Firework Rocket,” pp. 3-5. - (Most likely, Johannes Winkler), “ ... p. 143. - - ''' Media:1928_10_rakete.pdf DIE RAKETE, 15 October 1928: ''' - ... by Prof. H. Oberth, pp. 118-120. - Ad, lectures, p. 120. - - ''' Media:1929_11-12_rakete ...

... by treaty signature. ''(Hamilton, NYT, 3/8/68, 1; Mid­dleton, NYT, 3/10/68, 8; NYT, 3/8/68, 40; 3/11/68, 14)'' Astronauts James A. ... had improved and speeded tests of missiles and rockets. Chamber provided 70-120° F environment for weapons up to 14 ft long and operated ... 264,000 in Decem­ber 1967, but output was up by £133 million ''($349 million)'' and ex­ports by £90 million ''($216 million)'', ...

... carried Univ. of Minnesota Institute of Technology payload to 83.2-mi (133.8-km) altitude to study neutral composition of polar atmosphere with ... star-by spinning disc before star's image projected by 120-in telescope at Lick Observatory , Calif. Hole in disc, spun ... 3 1969 3 Feb 4 1969 4 Feb 5 1969 5 Feb 6 1969 6 Feb 7 1969 7 Feb 8 1969 8 Feb 9 1969 9 Feb 10 1969 10 ...

... N. Kubasov, was successfully launched from Baikonur at 4:10 pm Baikonur time into orbit with 229-km (142.3-mi) apogee, 194-km (120.6-mi) perigee, 88.8-min period, and ... . Aleksey S. Yeliseyev, was launched from Baikonur at 3:29 pm Oct. 13 into orbit with 278-km (172.7-mi) apogee, 215-km (133.6-mi) perigee, 89.4-min period ... 2 Oct 3 1969 3 Oct 4 1969 4 Oct 5 1969 5 Oct 6 1969 6 Oct 7 1969 7 Oct 8 1969 8 Oct 9 1969 9 Oct 10 1969 10 Oct ...

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