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The Bulletin of the American Interplanetary Society issue 7 is published. It reports that Robert Esnault-Pelterie was sick with a cold and could not deliver his address to the audience planned on January 14th at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. G. Edward Pendray delivered the abstract of his speech to over 2,000 people. The audience also got to see a screening of ...

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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.

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

''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

... . Whitcomb, 59, the "legendary aerodynamicist" inventor of the area rule and the supercritical wing, retired February 29 after 37 years of service with NASA. Graduated in 1943 with honors in mechanical ... C. Schneider, associate administrator for space tracking and data systems, would retire from federal service February 29. He joined the Gemini program in 1963 after two years at International Telephone and ... sea had taken 1 month. (FBIS, Moscow Wrld Svc, Feb 23/80) January 1980 January February 1980 February Feb 1 1980 1 Feb 2 1980 2 Feb 3 1980 3 Feb 4 ...

... MSFC for Shuttle motor development, completed static firing tests of the solid-fuel rocket motor February 17 at its Wasatch Division in Utah. During the two-minute firing, the motor thrust ... the motors, separated at burnout and parachuted into the ocean for recovery and reuse. On February 23, MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER MSFC also concluded ground vibration tests of the complete Shuttle ... . ( MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER MSFC Releases 79-18, 79-19, 79-21) January 1979 January February 1979 February Feb 1 1979 1 Feb 2 1979 2 Feb 3 1979 3 Feb 4 ...

... metal as scrap. NASA said that it had to award a contract for demolition by February 18 or risk further delay in Shuttle schedules: the tower had to be removed by ... of times more massive than Earth's Sun. (NASA Release 83-21) January 1983 January February 1983 February Feb 1 1983 1 Feb 2 1983 2 Feb 3 1983 3 Feb 4 ...

... Blackbird aircraft, reconnaissance planes being retired by the Air Force, were Scheduled to arrive in February at Edwards Air Force Base in California, for "flyable storage." NASA hoped to use the ... for both space travel and Earth uses alike. (NASA Release: 90-30a) January 1990 January February 1990 February Feb 1 1990 1 Feb 2 1990 2 Feb 3 1990 3 Feb 4 ...

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