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Article "Harnessing Giant Rockets" by G. Edward Pendray appears in Popular Science magazine. "Exploring the Moon by Rocket Ship" by Robert Esnault-Pelterie appears in Modern Mechanics magazine. Issue 11 of the Bulletin of the American Interplanetary Society is published, it includes an announcement about a book by David Lasser about to be published called The Conquest of ...

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Media:US1838984A.pdf U.S. Patent 1.838,984 for Rocket Motor Aeroplane issued to Louis Berkowitz of New York on Dec 29 1931 December 29, 1931 . Filed Mar 20 1931

Air Corps School of Aviation Medicine moved from Mitchel Field to Brooks Field, Tex., and was subsequently moved to Randolph Field in October 1931.

... channel length was enlarged from 2,020 feet to 2,900 feet in October 1937. Auguste Piccard , Swiss physicist, and Charles Knipfer made first balloon flight into stratosphere, reaching a height ...

July 29-August 26: Colonel and Mrs. Lindbergh made survey flight to Japan in Sirius seaplane, via Alaska and Siberia.

Start of official rocket-mail service between two Austrian towns by Friedrich Schmiedl; test flights began in February 1931, while rocket-mall service continued until March 16, 1933.

''The Death Cloud'' a science fiction story by American Interplanetary Society founder Nathaniel Schachner and Arthur Zagat appears in Astounding Science Fiction magazine. Science and Invention magazine features article on cometary impacts. Image:SI 1931-05.jpg 300px

Robert Esnault-Pelterie is scheduled to appear at the American Museum of Natural History at the invitation of the American Interplanetary Society but cancels at the last minute. G. Edward Pendray delivers a talk to a full house in his place. Image:AIS_Jan_27_1931_.jpg 200px

... -110) Johnson Space Center JSC announced that Clifford E. Charlesworth had become acting deputy director August 10, succeeding Sigurd A. Sjoberg, who retired May 18. Charlesworth for three years had been ... and unfurled in space to study extraterrestrial radio sources and nonatmospheric radioastronomy. As early as August 15, they had begun to pack the return capsule with items demonstrating the results of ... , Aug 14/79, 2; NY Times, Aug 16/79, A-19) July 1979 July August 1979 August Aug 1 1979 1 Aug 2 1979 2 Aug 3 1979 3 Aug 4 1979 ...

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