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... first private rocket into space, the private piloted manned space flight has just reached the tip of the ice burger. Nevertheless, it won't be very long that the civilian suborbital ... pre-conditioned emotional response. Recent major events are startling, quite complex and diverse, and made headlines and caused huge inquiries. Are all the outcomes (events, disasters and accidents) in some way ...

... professor just left and came home, but the pen guy, actually, to make some more headlines, he took off from China or someplace without authority without clearance and everything and came home, more big headlines. Anyway, Professor McKay told us all these stories, and he was one of my favorite ... Pratt & Whitney twin WASPs 1350 hp buried in wing driving 2 propellers out at wing tips by geared shafts … I t was very revolutionary and high performance 425 mph top speed ...

... landing mission and we weren’t going to accomplish it, and I could envision the headlines of, you know: “NASA Wastes $100M” or something on this mission that failed. And it ... you touch down, the wings are at what’s called a negative angle of attack. Tip downward. I presume that’s because they couldn’t make the nosegear longer for weight ... —type experiments on the—on Space Station that can be really almost (I’ll say) headline-type of findings that are very clear to the public at large that this has ...

... to move with great ease. Mass of backpack affected inertia and caused "slight tendency . .. to tip backwards. If I'm about to lose my balance in one direction, recovery is quite ... would relay broadcasts to continent by cable. London newspapers front paged Apollo 11 . Daily Express headline read, "Ho Hum-Anyone for the Moon Today?" over report on relaxed astronauts. Polish TV ...

... derailment of a train up in the northeast part of the country and it made headlines for one day, “Twenty people killed. Train derailed.” And yet the next day they had ... slope, and that thing was only designed for a certain slope, or otherwise it would tip over. It was a very light bird, you know, spindly legs and everything else. Well ...

... just wild from around the world. Newspapers came in from around the world with the headlines, “Man Lands on the Moon.” Probably the only time we got that much press was ... lot, and as we look at some of these programs and activities, it’s the tip of the iceberg on what NASA has done over the years. So we did. The ...

... that can buy into advanced space technology in a serious way. Perhaps the most famous, headline grabbing, financially committed of the visionary space billionaire gang is Sir Richard Branson. Having made ... and solar arrays parallel to the Earth’s surface below. As we approached the southern tip of South America and while on the dark side of the orbit, we spun our ...

... supports the innovation economy and creates jobs.” Through the "Utilizing Public-Private Partnerships to Advance Tipping Point Technologies” solicitation, NASA’s Space Technology Mission Directorate selected nine companies to mature technologies ... Life, High Performance Attitude Determination and Control System -- Blue Canyon Technologies LLC of Boulder, Colorado Tipping Point Proposal for Reaction Sphere -- Northrop Grumman Support Services Corporation of Millersville, Maryland Small Spacecraft ...

... some water tests of their own, in tanks, and did not believe that it would tip over, and they wouldn't believe our results. They first said that our boilerplates must ... center of buoyancy. If the CG is above the center of buoyancy, the ship will tip over. What we had on Mercury was something where the margin between the center of buoyancy and the CG was so close that it would tip over in some conditions and not others. McDonnell would not believe that. But I had ...

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