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File:ISMS09CorneliusTobias.mp4 Category:Movie November 1958 Category:2nd International Space Medicine Symposium Video

... investigated for use in shielding astronauts against cosmic radiation and other space hazards, and Dr. Cornelius Tobias and N. M. Amer reported that magnetic fields around 3.5 kilogauss appeared to have ...

... Field and Their Radiobiological Implications'' - Hermann J. Schaefer ''Radiobiological Study of the Accelerated Heavy Ions'' - Cornelius Tobias ''Experimental Biological Studies of Cosmic Rays'' - Jakob Eugster ''The Weight Limitations and Capabilities in Rocket ...

... scientists of Univ. of Washington at Seattle and Univ. of California at Berkeley. Dr. Cornelius A. Tobias and Dr. Thomas F. Budinger of Univ. of California at Berkeley had twice exposed themselves ...

... of Lawrence Radiation Lab­oratory ; John R. Pierce, Executive Director of Bell Telephone Laboratories ; Dr. Cornelius B. van Niel of Hopkins Marine Sta­tion, Stanford Univ. and Dr. Norbert Wiener, Professor ...

... , President Johnson awarded 1963 National Medal of Science to the recipients: Drs. Jerome B. Wiesner , Cornelius B. van Neil, Luis W. Alvarez, Vannevar Bush, John R. Pierce, and Norbert Wiener. ''(Simons ...

... City, N. J. - 13 Media:US119630.pdf No. 119,630. “Improvement in Rockets"; granted to Cornelius E. Masten, of Boston, Mass. - 14 Media:US218394.pdf No. 218,394. “Improvement in Rockets ...

... of water in Mars atmosphere was reported in Science by Illinois Institute of Technology astronomers Tobias Owen and Harold P. Mason. New spectrograms of planet had been obtained in region of ...

... Bellcomm, Inc., contained stereoscopic and other photos of Aristarchus, Schroter's Valley, Rimae Parry, and Tobias Mayer Dome-lunar craters and valleys. Photos were taken on five Orbiter missions preparatory to ...

... today, and "we could breathe that atmosphere" if it were richer in oxygen, said Dr. Tobias Owen of the State Univ. of N.Y., a member of the project science team ...

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