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... TABLES FOR THE DESIGN OF MISSILES''' by Various ''Cambridge (Massachusetts), 1948: Harvard University Press, 226 pages, ... '' Prepared by the staff of the Harvard Computation Laboratory, the book is a collection of tables useful to the designer of guided missiles. Extracted from the 1962 Publication ''Annotated Bibliography of ...

... COLLECTION OF TABLES AND NOMOGRAMS FOR THE PROCESSING OF OBSERVATIONS MADE ON ARTIFICIAL EARTH SATELLITES''' by Zhongolovioh, I. ... ephemerides and the processing of observations made of artificial satellites circling the Earth. It contains tables and nomograms which permit the calculation of the local topocentric coordinates of the satellite in ...

... he can be forgiven for not producing a modern analysis. In fact Mendeleyev’s periodic table was still several years in the future and the atom was considered irreducible until the ... with the town’s most distinguished resident, John A. Macdonald, destined to become Canada’s first Prime Minister, while Campbell would later become Lt. Gov. of Ontario and a Canadian Senator ... educational rights consumed him, Leitch quickly turned to his great love, astronomy. One of the first things he undertook to resolve was to transfer control of the Kingston Observatory to the ...

... awe; his microscopes and other apparatus filling his study; the last scientific journal on his table; all gave indication that his was a mind that loved to keep abreast of the ... at Queens. Alexander Morris was highly placed in the confidence of John A. Macdonald, the first Prime Minister of Canada. On August 30th 1859 it appears that he met with Leitch ... fourteen years and so Leitch’s arrival was anticipated with some enthusiasm. ref 23 The First Scientific Concept of Rockets for Space Travel by Robert Godwin Part 3 '''Click here for ...

... the next day. It's also nice to socialize We don't need a dinner table, which would take up valuable space. We just eat from packets in our hands, or ...

... such as ''Science and Life'' and would even create his own magazine called ''Polytechnica''. The first publication of Tsiolkovsky’s ideas for rockets would not come until 1903, the same year ... Goddard, before Tsiolkovsky, and yes, even before Jules Verne. His name was William Leitch ... The First Scientific Concept of Rockets for Space Travel by Robert Godwin Part 2 '''Click here for ...

... Canada in October. The subjects were as follows: Image:1860-01c.jpg thumb right The First edition of the Good Words magazine published by Alexander Strahan in January 1860 The Moon ... we understand them better, may bring interesting news of regions hitherto unexplored.” '' ref 36 '' The First Scientific Concept of Rockets for Space Travel by Robert Godwin Part 4 '''Click here for ...

... . His "Great Society" speech, 1964, The World Is Flat - A Brief History of The Twenty-First Century, Thomas Friedman Farrar, Straus and Giroux; New York; 2005; page 276 ''"... The assumption that ... a novel public-private, technological-operational-economic, national-international, effort to begin to design the first Moon city in order to conceive and gain adequate acceptance of specific plans for seeing ...

... autumn of 1861. It seems improbable that he had time to write it during his first few months of tenure at Queens, but not impossible. The timing couldn't have been ... back the fiery stream of the rocket.”'' This remarkable opening volley by Leitch seems at first blush to overthrow a century of space history. The paragraph highlighted above in bold type ... Wright Brothers) and concluded that the rocket would far outstrip any other flying vehicle. The First Scientific Concept of Rockets for Space Travel by Robert Godwin Part 6 '''Click here for ...

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