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... Image:Canadian_Structure_CARDE.jpg 400px At the beginning of World War II the Canadian National Research Council set up the Experimental Explosives Establishment (EEE) at Valcartier Quebec for manufacture ... system were tested in ballistic firings of models at CARDE. Image:1963-Apollo_CARDE.jpg thumb right '''Apollo Flight Stability testing model used at the Canadian Armament Research & Development Establishment in Valcartier Quebec in ...

... in Canada run into tens of millions. Image:Lappfig2.jpg 400px Turning to matters of research and development, ... establishments is the Canadian Armament Research & Development Establishment located at Valcartier Army camp near Quebec City. CARDE is responsible ... design, gas dynamics, engines, low temperature fuels and lubricants, structures and instruments. This division has a staff of ...

... Canadian Rocket Society” although we do not know if this was accurate or not.) Image:V2-CNE.jpg thumb right border A captured V-2 rocket being prepared for display at the Canadian ... provide the basic design of the structure,” he went on. “The structure and machinery alone will be about 200 tons.” Also: we learn the central tubular structural member was suggested by a study ... from him since he passed away in 2004.) Image:1949-3-24_CRS.jpg border right thumb Ad for Canadian Rocket Society meeting March 1949 In the meantime, the activities of the ...

Right now, there is no need for phone cards in space because there are no phones. When using NASA's communication system, there is ... people that need things like cell phones and phone cards. ---- Answer provided by Lonnie Moffitt & Cdr. USN Robert L. Curbeam Image:K2S logosmall.jpg Question and Answer extracted from the book Kids ...

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... Image:Caslogo.jpg (''Disambiguation:'' Astronautical Society of Canada ) The Canadian Astronautical Society was founded in 1957 by engineers of the Guided Missile Division of the ... 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 ...

... agreed to merge with the Canadian Astronautical Society . The parent organisation was renamed the Canadian Aeronautics and Space Institute officially on April 9th 1962. Image:CAI_CAS_merge.jpg 400px '''CAI President W.P. Gouin is presented with the assets of the Canadian Astronautical Society ...

... in 1949 and shown to famed aviation pioneer Alexander de Seversky. Press coverage for the Canadian design appeared in Sky & Telescope, Science and Mechanics, and Current Science magazines as well as ... in his September 1949 book Conquest of the Moon . Image:1949-10-CRS-C-1.jpg border 200px Category:Launch Vehicle

Image:CNE-1950.jpg 200px Event Program for Canadian National Exhibition 1950 Image:CanadianV2.jpg 200px Page from 1950 Canadian National Exhibition Program for captured V-2 exhibit. Category:Launch Vehicle

... results in an optimum fuselage structural concept very different to conventional aircraft or rocket practice. Several different structural con- cepts exist for the primary loadbearing structure. This paper explores the design ... 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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