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... more than a “pastime” or a “hobby” or a “recreation,” even as late as the 1890s. That is, the field of aviation had yet to be considered a bonafide (established) area ... ; Daniel Brandau, “Cultivating the Cosmos: Spaceflight Thought in Imperial Germany,” History and Technology, Vol. 28, September 2012, p. 24. B. Alexander-Katz, 12), pp. 453-454; Czygan, Rich. sic. , German Patent ... , now known as Wrocław, Poland), was granted British patent No. 11,158 on 19 September 1885 for “Improvements in Steering and Propelling Apparatus to Floating Bodies.” In this specification, “jets ...

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... Prime Minister Ohira on cooperative efforts in basic and applied research; working groups at the September meeting had looked at possible joint projects in areas such as environment, health, and outer ... Lyakhov and Valery Ryumin during their 175 days aboard Salyut 6 . At a Kremlin ceremony September 8, General Secretary Leonid Brezhnev conferred the titles of heroes of the Soviet Union and ... , Tass in English, Moscow Dom Svc, Aug 23/79-Sept 5/79) August 1979 August September 1979 September Sep 1 1979 1 Sep 2 1979 2 Sep 3 1979 3 Sep 4 ...

... photography and spectrometry from orbit. They loaded used equipment on Progress 17 and undocked it September 17 at 3:44 p.m. Moscow time; Tass reported that it "ceased to exist ... up September 18. On September 29 the crew marked three months in the complex. (FBIS, Tass in English, Sept 2, 13, 17-18, 23, 29-30/83) August 1983 August September 1983 September Sep ...

... /82) John J. Quann was appointed deputy director of GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER GSFC , effective September 8. He had been director of GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER GSFC 's mission and data ... CENTER GSFC 's laboratory for high-energy physics since 1970, as NASA chief scientist, effective September 20. In this position he would be the principal adviser to the administrator and other ... watts in present systems. ( MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER MSFC Release 82-84) August 1982 August September 1982 September Sep 1 1982 1 Sep 2 1982 2 Sep 3 1982 3 Sep 4 ...

... 's economic austerity program. ''(M&R, 9/30/63,18)'' In an article in the September issue of Aerospace magazine, Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson pointed out some of the many ... )'' “Can Astronauts Bail Out and Live” article in Popular Science magazine by Wernher von Braun September 1963 September Sep 1 1963 1 Sep 2 1963 2 Sep 3 1963 3 Sep 4 ...

... technological agreement shortly as result of British government and industry team visit to Moscow during September, reported Aviation Week. Agreement would cover automatic landing, aircraft engine technology and reliability, engine noise ... to a depth of about 13 ft, according to Troitski. ''(S /F 9/67, 305)'' September 1967 September Sep 1 1967 1 Sep 2 1967 2 Sep 3 1967 3 Sep 4 ...

... , of Stanford University, and Dr. Carl E. Sagan , former University of California professor, wrote in September Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences that large amounts of moisture may be frozen ... astronomical and planetary observations. “I Fly the X-15” article appears in National Geographic Magazine September 1962 September Sep 1 1962 1 Sep 2 1962 2 Sep 3 1962 3 Sep 4 ...

... .4-ton) thrust each. '' (Golden, AF/SD, 9/70, 31)'' Boeing Magazine suspended publication with September issue after 40 yrs of covering Boeing Co. products, people, skills, and history. '' ( Boeing , 9 ... engineering. Enrollment was 2.8% higher than in fall 1968. ''(Text)'' August 1970 August September 1970 September Sep 1 1970 1 Sep 2 1970 2 Sep 3 1970 3 Sep 4 1970 ...

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