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'''Author - A. V. Arkhipov '''Co-Author(s)''' - '''JBIS Volume ''' - Contents of the Journal of the British Interplanetary Society for Volume 52 52 '''Page ''' - 37-40 '''Year''' - 1999 '''Keywords''' - '''JBIS Reference Code ''' - 1999.52.37 '''Number of Pages''' - 4 Abstract Space activities lead to a lasting pollution of the Solar System. Light pressure, gravitational ...

... Board's chairperson to replace its executive secretary with someone not working for NASA. The revision was the third attempt to quell congressional concerns about the Board's independence. Legislators had ... its provisions might deter whistleblowers. U.S. Representative Bart Gordon (D-TN) remarked that the revision had not addressed the fundamental problems: NASA had appointed the commission members; NASA had staffed ...

... for the first time that the ISS would cost more than originally proposed, with a revised cost of US$21.3 billion, and would take longer to assemble than was initially planned, with a revised completion date of December 2003. Since 1993, NASA had consistently reported that the cost of ... ISS would be US$17.4 billion, and had targeted a 2002 completion date. The revised cost was 200 percent more than the original US$8 billion estimate in President Ronald ...

... Art Poster Book'' (Stackpole, 1979) ''Space Art'' (Starlog, 1979) ''The Grand Tour'' (Workman, 1981; revised edition, 1993; revised edition, 2005) with William K. Hartmann ''Worlds Beyond: The Art of Chesley Bonestell'' (Donning ... '' (Dorling Kindersley, 1998) Adaptation ''The History of Rockets'' (Grolier, 1999) ''Bradamant'' (Timberwolf, 2000) Novel Slightly revised edition from Baen Books, 2014 ''The History of Science Fiction'' (Grolier, 2001) ''The Art of ...

... , photographing Martian moons and completely mapping planet's surface before Oct. 27, 1972, shutdown. Findings revised previous concepts of Mars, showing planet to be geologically active, with volcanic mountains higher than ... used for both manned and unmanned missions and, in military use, could serve national security. Revision of NASA FY 1972 program to phase in new programs while holding expenditures to $3 ...

... how pro­posed policy would extend patent waiver. "A careful compari­son of the proposed revision with the terms of the present regu­lations . . . will show, I believe, that the public ... , be fully protected . . . . "It is evident from NASA's present waiver regulations and the proposed revision that we are convinced that the public interest is often best served by permitting a ...

NASA and AEC announced revision in Project Rover , can­celing development of Rift ( Reactor-In-Flight-Test ) stage and deferring ... of flight systems was deferred until technology learned from Kiwi and Nerva is "satisfactorily established." Revision was expected to save as much as $180 million of planned and programmed funds in ...

... adapted to production techniques, an important aim of NASA. ''(LRC Release 64-76)'' NASA announced revision of its patent policy and regulations for waivers of commercial rights to inventions resulting from space program work. Effective September 28, the revised patent waiver and related procurement regulations implemented Presidential patent policy statement of last October which ...

... : "In general, the joint DOD-NASA study by the AACB has shown that no drastic revisions to the national launch vehicle family are required to meet the mission demands that we can project for the immediate future and that further no drastic revisions can be justified on purely economic grounds. In addition, it is clear that the extensive ...

... IVB S-IVB stage from cost-plus-fixed-fee to cost-plus-incentive-fee. Under revised contract, company's fee would be increased or decreased depending on "attainment of" the incentive ... 66-141)'' Lockheed Aircraft Corp. displayed 273-ft., full-scale mockup of its 1,800mph revised supersonic transport model to be submitted to FAA in SST competition with Boeing Co. Sept ...

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