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Chamber's Journal in England runs a lengthy article by Philip Ellaby Cleator , future founder of the British Interplanetary Society BIS . In his article Cleator referenced Robert H. Goddard and the German rocket pioneers von Opal and Sanders (sic). After explaining the basic principles of rocketry and Newtonian physics he concluded, "Whether we like or dislike the idea, believe or ...

... . 1933 January 1933 January Jan 1 1933 1 Jan 2 1933 2 Jan 3 1933 3 Jan 4 1933 4 Jan 5 1933 5 Jan 6 1933 6 Jan 7 1933 7 Jan 8 1933 8 Jan 9 1933 9 Jan 10 1933 10 ... 23 1933 23 Aug 24 1933 24 Aug 25 1933 25 Aug 26 1933 26 Aug 27 1933 27 Aug 28 1933 28 Aug 29 1933 29 Aug 30 1933 30 Aug 31 1933 31 September 1933 September Sep 1 1933 ...

On this day Philip Ellaby Cleator announced that he was founding the British Interplanetary Society in a letter to the Liverpool Echo newspaper. Image:1933-09-08.jpg 200px Letter to the Liverpool Echo in 1933 announcing the formation of the British Interplanetary Society.

... with severe injuries but could not provide details of the accident. Image:Tiling_Oct_12_1933.jpg 200px

... total number of R&D scientists and engineers; January 1965 figure of 101,200 for these personnel showed decline of 7,700 from January 1964. Electrical equipment and communication industry accounted for 22% of total-74,800 scientists and engineers as of January 1965, 600 less than previous January. ‘‘(NSF, Reviews of Data on Science Resources, 1/66)’’ Dr. George P ... only the most established and influential researchers win out.” ‘‘(AGU Transactions, 1/66)’’ December 1965 January 1966 January Jan 1 1966 1 Jan 2 1966 2 Jan 3 1966 3 Jan 4 ...

... setbacks in space that were not acknowledged by Soviet authorities. The magazine claimed that on January 29 the Soviets deliberately destroyed a Cosmos 1,813 military reconnaissance satellite they had launched on January 15, 1987. When the satellite malfunctioned upon reentry, its self-destruction system was activated to ... a day later. (C Trib, Feb 7/87; NY Times, Feb 7/87) 1987 January 1987 January Jan 1 1987 1 Jan 2 1987 2 Jan 3 1987 3 Jan 4 1987 ...

... 's Dazzling Realm” article appears in National Geographic Magazine The Washington Post reported the death January 13 of James J. Donegan, 63, "a pioneer in space technology" at NASA since 1958 ... Mercury control." Powers, who retired from NASA in 1964, was found dead of natural causes January 1 at his home in Phoenix, Ariz. (Av Wk, Jan 7/80, 21) FBIS reported ... "many novel technical features." (FBIS, Moscow Wrld Svc in Russian, Jan 8/80) 1980 January 1980 January Jan 1 1980 1 Jan 2 1980 2 Jan 3 1980 3 Jan 4 1980 ...

... 1966. (NASA anno, Jan 30184) NASA announced that C.A. "Sy" Syvertson would retire on January 13 as director of Ames Research Center (ARC). Syvertson had a major part in the ... astronautics at ARC, was named director of the center, succeeding C.A. Syvertson, who retired January 13. Ballhaus is a nationally known expert in computational fluid dynamics-use of supercomputers to ... of the Shuttle Columbia in 1982. (W Post, Jan 26/84, C-2) 1984 January 1984 January Jan 1 1984 1 Jan 2 1984 2 Jan 3 1984 3 Jan 4 1984 ...

... Viking Sees It” and “The Search For Life” articles appear in National Geographic Magazine During January: The Natl. Aeronautic Assn. reported that 1975 was one of the safest years experienced by ... arrive for training at the center during 1977. (Av Wk, Jan 10/77, 9) 1977 January 1977 January Jan 1 1977 1 Jan 2 1977 2 Jan 3 1977 3 Jan 4 ...

... forward" to finish developing Explorer 1 , and the Jupiter C rocket carried it into orbit January 31, 1958. After two Soviet space firsts- Sputnik 1 on October 4, 1957, and Sputnik ... the name would be visible during on-orbit operations. (NASA Actv, Jan 83, 4) 1983 January 1983 January Jan 1 1983 1 Jan 2 1983 2 Jan 3 1983 3 Jan 4 ...

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