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... was one of a very few astronautical journals to continue publication all through World War II. The MAA also published bulletins. Bulletin of the Manchester Astroanutical Association (March 1939) Image:1939-03BMAAE1V2.jpg ...

... groups such as the Leeds Rocket Society. The Society would publish a journal called The Astronaut edited by Malcolm Wade and Harry Turner. In the June 1937 issue of the journal ... and Trevor Cusack going off to found the Manchester Astronautical Association . After the break with Burgess et al, Harry Turner would continue to edit The Astronaut and would garner contributions from such luminaries as ...

CBAS was formed during World War II by the merger of the Manchester Astronautical Association (MAA) and the Astronautical Development Society (ADS). After the BIS fell into stasis at the beginning of 1940 Eric ...

... further growth, including the introduction of corporate partners and the joining of multiple associations, such as the International Astronautical Federation (IAF). At its Second Annual Meeting on December 1, 1955, renowned spaceflight ... the American Astronautical Society, 1954–1979. In the wake of the first Space Shuttle launch in 1981, the AAS branched out to an organization previously untouched by any other astronautical association—the U ...

... The Forthcoming Annual Meeting 7 - 29 September 1934 - ROCKET EXPERIMENTS OF 1934, ACTIVITIES OF ASTRONAUTS AND ROCKETORS ALL OVER THE WORLD RECOUNTED 1 - American Rocket Society Experiments 2 - ... of the German Air Torpedo 4 - Eric Burgess Rocket Experiments in Manchester: Pre-War Research by Amateur Group 6 - Letter to Editor 13 - Patents 14 - ...

Bulletin of the Manchester Interplanetary Society. June 1938. Image:1938-06BMIS.jpg 300px

The Astronaut was the Journal of the Manchester Interplanetary Society Image:1938-02AstronautE1V2.jpg . Image:1938-08AstronautE2V2.jpg

... by the Canadian Astronautical Society , UTIA, and the David Dunlap Observatory. The symposium was titled ''Interplanetary Explorations''. At this conference the astronautics section agreed to merge with the Canadian Astronautical Society . The parent ... Astronautical Society by Dr Phil Lapp ''' Appointed that year were: Chairman - Irving I. Glass (UTIA) Vice Chairman - G/C D.G.M. Nelson (RCAF) Sec/Treasurer - I.J. Billington (Dilworth Secord Associates ...

... in London in 1959. Contributions are divided into general astronautics, physics of space flight and astrophysics, astronautical engineering, propulsion, artificial satellites, and space biology and medicine. ... ' Areas of Mars and Color Vision" to "Interplanetary Navigation," "Nuclear Rocket Missions and Associated Power Plants" and "Relativity Advances of the Perigee of Artificial Earth Satellities." ...

Well, there are no religious figures among the astronauts or cosmonauts that I'm aware of. It's an individual preference about who you ...

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