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... HIGH ALTITUDE ROCKET RESEARCH''' by Newell, H. E., Jr. ''New York, 1953: Academic Press, 298 pages, $8.50'' This title represents the first systematic treatise of the use of rockets as upper atmospheric research ... , and covers the nature of the atmosphere, vehicle performance, payloads, motions, data recovery, measurements, radiations, high altitude photography, etc. Extracted from the 1962 Publication ''Annotated Bibliography of Space Science and Technology with ...

... HIGH ALTITUDE AND SATELLITE ROCKETS''' by Various ''New York, 1959: Philosophical Library, 136 pages, $5.00'' The book contains the proceedings of a joint Royal Aeronautical Society-British Interplanetary Society symposium covering research ...

... static firing of the research rocket had been undertaken as well as parachute drops for recovery tests. The sounding rocket was named Project CHARM which stood for ''Canadian High Altitude Research Missile''. Image:CAS1959.jpg 400px Dr Phillip A. Lapp, President of the Canadian Astronautical Society speaks at the first annual meeting, January 23rd ...

... .J. Templin of the National Research Council and M.G. Whillans of the Defence Research Board. The interim committee was comprised of three members of the National Research Council (NRC). W.F. Campbell ... ) In May 1960 membership rose to 92. The third general meeting took place at the Canadian High Altitude Research Symposium in Ottawa on Oct 20 1960 . Chairman - P.M. Millmann (NRC) Vice Chairman - G ...

... role of guided missiles in regard to Canadian defence. In 1951 a programme was initiated and administered by D.R.B. (Defence Research Board) for an air-to-air radar homing missile under the ... stations. In addition to this satellite, D.R.T.E. will develop instrumentation for two high-altitude research rockets to be launched by N.A.S.A. this year. The experiments will be ...

... Missiles and Rockets in its issue of June 1958 is the following most intriguing item: “North of the border, a Canadian Astronautics Society springs from the ashes of the Canadian ... high altitude infrared spectrometers. Then in May 1950, he joined the Bell Aircraft Corporation, as mentioned, for his first real “rocket job” and became the head of their Rocket Research Fluid Physics Research ...

... SPACE RESEARCH BY ROCKET AND SATELLITE''' by Boyd, R. L. F. ''New York, 1960: Harper and Brothers, ... of instruments and techniques for carrying out high altitude and space experiments. For example, under the second space experiments chapter, fields, particles, lunar surveying, solar research, etc., are discussed with details on specific ...

... , IRBL and IBC merged to form the ''Canadian Armament Research and Development Establishment'' or CARDE, officially a branch of the Canadian Army. The Defence Research Board came into existence on April 1st ... CARDE began work on anti-ballistic missile research. That same year an agreement was reached to work with the US Army Rocket and Guided Missile Agency. The Black Brant sounding rocket, ...

... The Canadian Rocket Society banner. According to Fred Durant, one of the editors of Missiles and Rockets magazine, writing in June 1958, the CRS folded in 1953 before being resurrected as the Canadian ... 1963 it was reported in the press that Rev. Father Guy Morin of St Patrick high School in Quebec was appointed vice-president of the CRS. At the time the organisation ...

... Gordon N. Patterson of UTIA, R.J. Templin of the National Research Council and M.G. Whillans of the Defence Research Board. By September of 1958 the CAI had become aware of ... The Canadian Astronautical Society in Downsview Ontario and the Astronautical Society of Canada in Montreal. The first of these was created mainly from engineers at the De Havilland Aircraft Missile Division and ...

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