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... -Heylandt rocket car (May 1931)''' Images Image:RAK-2.jpg '''Fritz von Opel drives Max Valier's solid rocket propelled RAK-2 car at the Avus race track (c. May 1928)''' Image ... 1 solid-rocket propelled ice sled. (c. Jan 1929) ''' Image:Valier_rak_2_bob.jpg '''Max Valier RAK-BOB 2 solid-rocket ice sled at Lake Starnberg (9 Feb 1929)''' Image:1929_Valier ... his compressed gas RAK-6 car (ca. Dec 1929)''' Image:Valier_RAK-6_1929-2.jpg '''Max Valier drives his RAK-6 compressed gas car in 1929.''' Image:RAK7-1930.jpg '''Valier ...

... Return to Part One ---- '''Footnotes''' note 1 Max Valier, “Die Fahrt ins All (-- Part 2),” Die Rakete, 15 August 1927, pp. 102-105; Max Valier, “Im Kampf um den Höhen-Welrekord,” Die Rakete, 15 August 1927, pp. 105-107; Max Valier, “Einwände gegen die Möglichkeit der Weltraumfahrt, ” Die Rakete, 15 August 1927, pp. 107-110. note 2 (Johannes Winkler), “Bücherbesprechen,” Die Rakete, 15 ...

... of the Sun, the Earth's atmosphere, and deep space objects. In April 1984, Solar Max was retrieved by the Space Shuttle Challenger (Mission 41-C) for in-orbit repairs and redeployment. Solar Max 's orbit had been deteriorating faster than expected over the past several months because of ... , Dec 3/8) November 1989 November December 1989 December Dec 1 1989 1 Dec 2 1989 2 Dec 3 1989 3 Dec 4 1989 4 Dec 5 1989 5 Dec 6 1989 ...

... : d0e5f5" Article style="background: d0e5f5" Type style="background: d0e5f5" Author style="background: d0e5f5" Page - '''Volume 2 No 1''' - 79-10 Smart as the Devil Cover Art Peter Carras 1 - 79-10 ... LIFE Bernard Dixon 20 - 80-05 Asteroid Agriculture SPACE Bran O'Leary 22 - 80-05 Max Mathews Computer Music ARTS Sam Bruskin 26 - 80-05 Honest Illusions UFO UPDATE James E ... Max STARS Mark R. Chartrand III 123 - 80-07 SKY PILOT Phenomena Dan McCoy 126 - 80-07 Diversions GAMES Scot Morris 128 - 80-07 Opinion LAST WORD Larry Niven 130 - '''Volume 2 ...

... April into a faulty orbit. Scheduled to last one hour, the firing ended after 411/2 minutes, when one thruster overheated. Engineers said that they could prevent overheating in future maneuvers ... as rehearsal for the actual task set for 1984 during the 13th shuttle mission. Solar Max , launched February 14, 1980, worked for 10 months until fuses blew on three of its ... Release 83-30) April 1983 April May 1983 May May 1 1983 1 May 2 1983 2 May 3 1983 3 May 4 1983 4 May 5 1983 5 May 6 1983 ...

... between Langley and Wallops was very instrumental, because the Pilotless Aircraft Research Division PARD , where Max Faget and Bill Bland and Aleck C. Bond and those guys work, that was their ... I graduated in June, that Christmas before, I went back to Langley, and here were Max and all these guys looking at the ICBMs intercontinental ballistic missiles , the Atlas, the Redstone ... fact, your probability of being hit by an Apollo orbital debris piece was about like 2,000 your chances of getting hit by a lightning bolt." And Kraft sat there and ...

... there, and I guess the other one LLTV is in the lobby of Building 2. '''Butler:''' Building 2, right there by the Teague Auditorium. '''Grimm:''' You’d think the vehicles were almost ... that vehicle, because it wasn’t interchangeable with the other vehicles. Then about that time, Max was getting ready to retire and both his deputy and his assistant director for avionics ... . But later on he gave me some congratulatory salutations, and the same with Max. I think Max appreciated my management capability and my interest in doing things technically within NASA. He used ...

... need landing gear, although, in retrospect, it probably should have had it. Max didn’t like it, because Max wanted to use parachutes. He thought that making something, an airplane type thing ... was sort of the death knell. Well, when Shuttle came along, I remember teasing Max about, “Well, Max, are you going to make this sea state four, also?” The answer was no ... and come back to Vandenberg on one pass, which meant you had to have almost 2,000 miles cross range. NASA needed no cross range at all. So they said, “Well ...

... ,” pp. 8-12. - Portrait, Prof. (K.E.) Tsiolkovsky, p. 12. - Max Valier , “Medicine and Spaceflight,” pp. 13-15. - - ''' Media:1928_2_rakete.pdf DIE RAKETE, 15 Feb. 1928: ''' - Cover, photo, “Leinert's ... . 18. - “The Pressure Ratios of the (trapeze) Artist Leinert,” pp.18-20. - Max Valier , “Medicine and Spaceflight,” (Pt. 2), pp. 20-22. - (Prob. Johannes Winkler), “Introduction to the Spaceflight Problem,” pp. 22 ...

... we were NASA and we picked McDonnell Aircraft Corporation . Actually, we rated the proposals 1, 2, 3, etc., and NASA Headquarters selected the winner based upon whatever considerations they wished with ... big reorganization and Chuck was made division chief of the Spacecraft Technology Division reporting to Max Faget, which he'd never done before. Chuck picked two assistants, Ralph S. Sawyer and ...

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