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'''Volume 1 Number 1'''
'''OCTOBER 1956'''
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Flight Into Space
W.N. Neat
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Tsiolkovskii - Founder of Astronautics
G.V.E. Thompson
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Ideas Behind the Rocket
D. Hurden ... of Martian "Vegetation"
A.E. Slater
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Have You Read Any Good Books Lately?
Arthur V. Cleaver
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Reviews
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'''VOLUME 1 NUMBER 2'''
'''JANUARY 1957'''
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EDITORIAL
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PROGRESS WITH VANGUARD. THE LATEST NEWS ABOUT ...
Juno V was a 1,000,000 booster proposed by Heinz Hermann Koelle and Frank Williams of the Army Ballistic ... Program (Phase One) Booster Feasibility Demonstration (13 October 1958)
Media:1958-11-15 Juno V.pdf Juno V Space Vehicle Development Program (Status Report (15 November 1958)
Media:1958-12 NASA ABMA ... -05 Juno V.pdf Juno V Transportation Feasibility Study (5 January 1959)
Media:1959-05-01 ABMA Soft Lunar Landing plan.pdf Preliminary Study of an Unmanned Lunar Soft Landing Vehicle (1 May ...
... be designing and building a jet-propelled fighter for the Royal Canadian Air Force.
A.V. Roe Canada took over the Crown Corporation Turbo Research Limited in the late 1940s. Turbo ... recover from the cancellation of the CF-105 project. On December 18th 1959 the A.V. Roe parent company, Hawker Siddeley, purchased De Havilland and began the consolidation of the two Canadian aircraft companies.
A.V. Roe's Canadian Applied Research Applied Research Division was merged with De Havilland's Special ...
... but can occasionally provide a delta V of almost 328 feet per second. With this velocity change the rocket can reach an altitude of more than 1,300 feet. High performance military rockets can provide about 3300 feet per second of delta V. Space travel requires a very large delta ... . Landing on the Moon or other planets and returning home requires even more total delta V capability.
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Answer provided by John W. Cole
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USAF launched unidentified satellite with Thor-Agena D vehicle. ''(Pres. Rpt. on Space, 1963,1/27/64)''
Dr. Robert C. Seamans , Jr., NASA Associate Administrator, testified on NASA facility planning ... the cost-sharing agreement, government was providing $1.8 million and industries $1.6 million toward total program costs. ''(FAA Release 63-35)''
Norman V. Petersen, USAF FTC Technical Director, told House ...
... speed and alter its aiming point slightly. Primary objectives of NASA's Lunar Orbiter V mission were: (1) to place three-axis-stabilized spacecraft into high-inclination lunar orbit; and (2) to ... concerning long-range national needs. ''(Text)''
Kennedy Space Center KSC held dedication ceremonies for its $1.1-million Visitor Information Center. One hour later a visitor purchased the 500,000th ticket for ...
... Energia museum
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Sputnik internal schematic
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Sputnik 1 R-7 schematic
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Sputnik and fairing schematic
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The state commission on Earth’s first artificial satellite launch first row, from left to right: G. R. Udarov, I. T. Bulychev, A. G. Mrykin, M. V ...
... maneuvers with
total realism. However, the “flying bedstead” was close—an experimental
hovercraft with simulation 1/6 gravity field.
When they did Apollo 10 and they sent the lunar module down ... our fellows on the console,
Willis M. Bolt, Dan Joe D. Payne, and Jim James V. West and I’ve
left someone out , Jim James H. Alphin. And they were in ... , yes, Rockwell wound up building the
database.
'''Ross-Nazzal:''' What are your memories of STS-1?
'''Bennett:''' I guess I remember seeing the bird fly over here, JSC , with
all that ...
... the establishment of a space station for astronomical observations and an orbiting space telescope. ref 1
But despite these truly revolutionary concepts, Oberth's 80 + page work was replete with mathematics ... by Frank H. Winter - Part 2 Continue to Part 2 '''
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'''Footnotes'''
note 1 “Verein für Raumschiffahrt E.V.,” Die Rakete (Breslau), 15 July 1927, p. 84. The founding is also documented ...
... and performance of five different types of ionospheric plasma probes. ''(Wallops Release 65-53)''
GEMINI V Astronauts Leroy Gordon Cooper (L/Col., USAF) and Charles Conrad , Jr. (LCdr., USN) finished the ... )''
Media:GT05A.pdf Gemini 5 Crew Debriefing Part 1
Media:GT05B.pdf Gemini 5 Crew Debriefing Part 2
Fuel cells used in the GEMINI V mission August 21-29 were being developed ...
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