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... 100hr collecting data, and the USSR would design an orbiter weighing more than 600kg (13221b). Jacques Blamont, chief scientist for the French space agency CNES (Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales), said a ...
... . Schjeldahl Corp. designed and built the ball for the Aerospace Corp. for the ATMOSAT project. Jacques Blamont of France's Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales (CNES) had proposed the concept. ( JPL Universe ...
... 's orbiter apparently saw this lightning also; experimenters Dr. Boris Ragent of ARC and Dr. Jacques Blamont of the University of Paris now theorized that a glow measured by Pioneer instruments was ...
... SETI (re search for extraterrestrial intelligence ) project.
Author of "Disturbing the Universe," Dyson would join Jacques Blamont of France, Klaus Hasselmann of Germany, Giuseppe Colombo of Italy, Michael Longuet-Higgins of the ...
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R.L.F. Boyd
G.K.C. Pardoe
Max Mayer
Jacob Ackert
Pierre Auger
Jacques Blamont
Arthur C. Clarke
A.V. Cleaver
Jean Coulomb
Robert Esnault-Pelterie
Bernard Lovell
Harrie Massey ...
... computer, would occur three more times during the flight. ''(NASA Release 67-229)''
Prof. Jacques-Emile Blamont of the University of Paris would receive the International Academy of Astronautics' (IAA) 1967 Daniel ...
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