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... the development of Space. This objective will allow us to grow in cooperation, rather than in competition, with other space development organizations (such as the National Space Society and the British Interplanetary Society), while meeting a real need for an effective Canadian space-development advocacy group. In order to ...

media:Presidential Directive on National Space Policy 11 Feb 88.pdf Presidential Directive on National Space Policy 11 Feb 88 Category:Donald A. Beattie Papers Category:Donald A. Beattie Space Station Papers

Media:1960-09 Threshold of Space USAF space program a606603.pdf Threshold of Space The Air Force in the National Space Program Sept 1960 Category:Publications

Image:Nationalspaceeffort.jpg 700px United States' National Space Effort Organisational Chart (March 1960)

... rocket” plans of the 40s could in no way have ever competed with national multi-billion dollar national space programs manned by professional engineers but surely model rocketry could be practiced and enjoyed ... winter of 1951, at the American Rocket Society ’s (ARS) meeting in New York City, Robert C. Truax delivered a strong proposal for a national space program. Consequently, Stehling was invited by the ...

... national space agency is called JAXA (Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency) in English, while its name in Japanese contains no such connotations at all: Japanese characters modestly state that it is the “Space ... others. ref 36 Efremov described in great detail an ideal Communist society engaged in the exploration of outer space where a network of civilizations exists. It was translated into ...

... . The Society’s influence on the development of the national space program was shown when its President, Paul Dergarabedian, was involved in preliminary discussions on a program that would become the Space Shuttle. In the mid-1970s, as the Society approached ...

... the years following the start of space activity. They include: Enhancing military capabilities Creating the basis for space commercialization and supporting national space industries Providing tangible benefits to society Assisting in social and economic development Each of these rationales is discussed in more detail below. 10.5.1 Space Policy and Space ...

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