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... INTELLIGENCE Keith Ferrell 22 - 90-10 Lower back pain? BODY Peter Cassidy 24 - 90-10 Croaking frogs EARTH Cathy Spencer 25 - 90-10 How to travel without reservations SPACE Steve Ditlea ...

... shook off its torpor, wriggled to the surface, cried out for company, listened for the croaked sounds of a gathering crowd, then headed for the nearest puddle. There, it leaped into ...

... space travel involved “tough engineering” and he believed “could never be done” and other astronomers cited were likewise “doubtful.” (Nobody, of course, could have ever predicted how the Missile Race of ... adapted in the United States to gather information from the upper atmosphere.” He also specifically cited the then astounding altitude record of 250-miles obtained by a much smaller American-designed ...

... date that each patent was granted. III. The German Patents: ---- (1) 1893 --- Interestingly, the first cited patent by Alexander-Katz in the “Reaktionsflieger” sub-category in his compilation of German aviation ... aspects in the dynamics of flying machines to better design and control them. Koch also cited the importance of the knowledge of the crucial design factor of “Reaktionskraft” ("Reaction force") in ...

... ." Maj. Gen. Samuel C. Phillips ''(SAF)'', deputy director of Apollo program in NASA Hq., was cited for his contributions to Minuteman ICBM program in previous assignment with AFSC/BSD. Chief M ... . Engle ''(SAF)'' were named outstanding airman and outstanding officer of 1964 by AFA. Davis was cited for leadership in desert survival training including program for Gemini astronauts, among other citations. Engle ...

... , or a salmon net, or a saucepan, or the Seven Great Sages to another. I cited earlier the East Asian story about the separated lover-stars (in Japanese, ''Orihime '' and ''Hikoboshi ... > note 137 Blur, “Music in Space”, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music_in_ space cite_note-14. (Last accessed Jan. 24, 2017) note 138 “Reach for the Stars ... > note 150 “Music in Space” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music_in_space cite_ note-science1.nasa.gov-4 note 151 Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Voyager: The Interstellar ...

... in space and to spend public money on space development. Among the reasons most often cited for a continued and expanding space presence are scientific knowledge; environmental monitoring; possible extraction of ... Not the Real Hindrance ''' Industry advocates, policy makers, and other adherents of space development frequently cite scientific, financial, and political barriers that prevent the realization of space objectives. While these barriers ...

... is rapidly coming to an end." As proof of the hardening attitude in Congress, he cited the cuts in the NASA budget, in the National Science Foundation budget, and the appointment ... number of parti­cles at each level further out from the nucleus. Prof. Wigner was cited for devising symmetry principles explaining the inter­action of the proton and neutron in accordance ... . Carl Ziegler, of the Max Planck Institute for Carbon Research in Mul­heim. They were cited for devising a system of controlling the polymerizing of simple hydrocarbons into large molecule sub ...

... transmitting to Congress annual report on US. participation in U.N. for 1966, President Johnson cited successful negotiation of space law treaty as an "outstanding accomplishment . . . which bans weapons of mass ... .R. 3400 to allow Secretary of Transportation to prescribe aircraft noise abatement regulations. Rep. Wydler cited complaints from churches whose religious services had been interrupted; doctors whose patients' mental and physical ...

... areas" of international law-one area being `(the appropriate breadth of the continental shelf"-Warnke cited the 1958 Geneva Convention on the Continental Shelf and noted that congressional policy "in this ... voiced by Warnke on a "sea guard" which S. Res. 186 called for; his argument cited "the difficult political and military problems inherent in the organizing of international peacekeeping or enforcement ...

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