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... 's first science fiction magazine ran for 16 issues from 1937-1942 and was published by Walter H. Gillings . The magazine featured fiction and non-fiction by many members of the British Interplanetary ...

... effects. 462-464 - Corona and the flattery of theft Dwayne Day tells a tale of intrigue, subterfuge and the race to get contracts for successive generations of equipment for spy satellites. 465-467 - Let the science begin Spaceflight looks at the complexities of NASA's ...

... Accomplished 103 - News From The Cape Gordon L. Harris 112 - Travellers' Tales William I. McLaughlin 114 - Reusable Satellite Platforms D. E. Koelle 119 - Space Report ... Society News 190 - Correspondence 191 - '''Volume 24. NO. 5 ''' '''MAY 1982''' - The Maiden Voyage of Columbia John A. Pfannerstill 194 - Japanese Space Plans for 1982-1985 Neville ...

... and commercial space opportunities for existing organizations, new-start companies and entrepreneurs with a preview of existing and emerging activities. 57-59 - Dream Chaser Gerard van de Haar and Rudolf van ... had an empathy that needed few words to create living visions of space as imagined for those who could only wonder at the heavens and at the vehicles that may one day ... flights. 180-184 - Apprentice turned Master - 1 Spaceflight Editor David Baker reflects on the contributions of Jesco von Puttkamer who died recently and revisits a conversation dating back almost 40 years ...

... M White — first rocket plane pilot to reach space, Magazine back issues. New Members, Tradesmen for BIS hq, Hierarchy and inner workings of BIS, Student winner, Voyage. 276 - - '''VOL. 52 NO. 8 ... Ken Kremer. 426 - Letters and emails Empowering the BIS. Views lead to confrontation. Distribution of life. Origin of universe. In agreement with the 'right stuff'. Tranquility spelling. Difference between Sci-Fi and ...

... . Apollo 12 commander. Space Shuttle retirement. 281 - Viewpoint Mark Stewart. 284 - Society news Discussion of future of BIS. Play celebrates 'Chief Designer. New BIS members, New BIS Fellows, Competition Winners. 286 - - '''VOL ... show at South African space congress. BIS display at Autographica, New editor for Society's magazine. New BIS members 485 -

... " BALLOON 112 - - '''VOLUME 3 NO. 4''' '''JULY 1961''' - MISSION TO VENUS 114 - THE INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY OF ASTRONAUTICS. A. G. HALEY 119 - MINITRACK IN BRITAIN 122 - ENTENTE SPATIALE 124 - RUSSIA'S SPACE ... ANSWER 187 - CORRESPONDENCE 187 - - '''VOLUME 3 NO. 6''' '''NOVEMBER 1961''' - PAGE A TEN YEAR PROGRAMME OF SPACE TECHNOLOGY. L. R. SHEPHERD 190 - LIQUID PROPELLENT MOTORS. W. N. NEAT 193 - ENGINEERING ASPECTS ...

... 62 - PRELUDE TO CENTAUR 63 - OPERATION SEABEE. L. J. HALSEMA 63 - THE SATELLITE TRACKING PROGRAMME OF THE SMITHSONIAN - ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATORY 64 - CORRESPONDENCE 66 - REVIEWS 63 - - '''VOLUME 4 NO. 3''' '''MAY 1962 ... . D. CRANE 89 - CORRESPONDENCE 100 - REVIEWS 101 - - '''VOLUME 4 NO. 4''' '''JULY 1962''' - THE COSTS OF SPACE EXPLORATION. A. M. ROHROCK 106 - MORE NASA INVENTION AWARDS 114 - THE PROTON PERIL. T ...

... . A. PROKHOROV AND I. ZAKHAROV 23 - THE FUTURE—AN EXTRACT FROM THE TEACHER'S HANDBOOK OF ASTRONAUTICS. E. G. D. ANDREWS 25 - REVIEWS 30 - CORRESPONDENCE 35 - - '''VOLUME 5 NO.2''' '''MARCH ... 183 - - '''VOLUME 5 NO. 6''' '''NOVEMBER 1963''' - ADVANCED EDUCATION IN ASTRUNAUTICS. A PROPOSED GENERAL CERTIFICATE OF EDUCATION 'O' LEVEL SYLLABUS N. H. LANGTON 186 - IN ASTRONAUTICS. A. J. MOORE 188 - A ...

... -authors style="background: d0e5f5" Page - '''Volume 6 No.1''' '''JANUARY 1964''' - PROJECT GEMINI 2 - ORIGIN OF THE MOON-1. John F. Simpson 12 - SOVIET MANOEUVERABLE SATELLITE 20 - REQUIREMENTS FOR A SPACE ... BENEFITS-2. HOMER E. NEWELL 154 - THE JET PROPULSION LABORATORY: ITS ORIGINS AND FIRST DECADE OF WORK. FRANK J. MALINA 160 - UNUSUAL SATELLITE ORBITS. J. A PILKINGTON 165 - LOOKING FOR COSMIC ...

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