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... RUSSIA'S ROCKETS AND MISSILES'''
by Parry, A.
''Garden City (New York), 1960: Doubleday and Company, Inc., 382 pages, $4.95''
This book is by a scholar brought up in the Soviet Union and now residing and ...
... by Gilzin, K.
''Moscow, 1957: Russia Today Book Club, 50 pages, OP''
This book explains space travel, problems, and Soviet accomplishments to the ... of Space Science and Technology with an Astronomical Supplement - A History of Astronautical Book Literature 1931 - 1961.'' by Frederick I. Ordway III
Category:Annotated Bibliography of Space Science and Technology by Frederick I. Ordway III ...
... of missiles and rockets, grouped largely by nation: Germany, Japan, Russia, Britain, and USA.
Extracted from the 1962 Publication ''Annotated Bibliography of Space Science and Technology with an Astronomical Supplement - A History of Astronautical Book Literature 1931 - 1961.'' by Frederick I. Ordway III
Category:Annotated Bibliography of Space Science and ...
... by our standards. They had stone knives and carving tools, and later spears, but we, in contrast, have developed telephones, computers, automobiles, airplanes, rockets, satellites, and a space station, to mention just a few. And ... Russia's Nilolayev and Sevastyanov spent a record 18 days in space, and in 1971 three Russian cosmonauts worked aboard a ... weight-bearing limbs, i.e., pelvis and legs, might ...
... the first "space" book to be published by a former NASA flight controller. Unlike previous books written by astronauts and managers, this is truly an insider's recollections of some of the epic events in the national space program. With experiences that include even a trip to Russia to work ...
... s fairly well covered in a variety of documents.
Just say that for an unknown reason, the pressurant gas—I was conducting
a simulated lunar approach and lost the pressure and gas to the attitude
control rockets, and ...
... to get on a rocket and have to spend
... I became one of Glynn S.
Lunney's assistants as sort of an, as I say, odd man out. I worked with
the engineering and operations crew, and so I spent a lot of time in
Russia and ... by a naval aviator, Rick
Frederick H. Hauck?
Think about that, give me the answer to that question. The Purdue
question's a good one. Five out of six lunar landings were commanded by ...
... rockets and how to service B-47s and
B-52s. So, again, information, art. Very little music by now.
After being in that job about three years, I ... and a Soyuz
together, and then with some peripheral exhibits and put it in a
building of its own, fly the three flags of France, the U.S., and
Russia, Soviet Union, out front, and ...
... by Dragan Zivadinov, weightless in an Ilyushin 76 aircraft, from Star City, Russia. (Photo by Miha Fras. Used by permission of the photographer)
2.5. Space Music
''“I could bear it a ... reviewed by Christopher Cokinos as “Images of Inhumanism” in ''Science'' , 9 November 2001, Vol. 294, No. 5545, pp 128f
note 82 Jocelyn Bell Burnell, “Astronomy and ... and Frederick Durant III ...
... and higher altitudes as planes, rockets and missiles were developed to fly higher and higher, and as anti-aircraft guns and rockets were able to protect a country’s ... by a space weapon or provisions related to orbital debris is generally left to nations to define as they themselves wish.
10.8 A Review ...
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