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... category expressed in 1946 by the British Astronomer Royal, Sir Harold Spencer, in which the astronomer is reported to have said: “ ... , Canada, and that a William Cameron was the Chairman of the CRS at that time. H. Hillel H. Diamond is listed as ... ), Vol. XXXIV, 29 January 1945, p. 1. “Mini Cape Kennedy,” “Pickering Post” (Pickering, Ontario, Canada), Vol. 25, 24 January 1975, p. 3. “ ...

... Travel --- the Story of William Leitch ,” by Robert Godwin . It appears that this author has uncovered the remarkable story of the 19th century Scotch-Canadian astronomer, William Leitch (1814-1864) who, ... of space flight theory), the Russian Konstantin E. Tsiolkovsky (1857-1935), the American Robert H. Goddard (1881-1945), and the Austro-Hungarian-born Hermann Oberth (1894-1989), of ...

... Mill, Stuart System of Logic - Mosely, H. Astro-Theology - Newton, Isaac Sir Philosophical Discourses ... C.J. Natural and Experimental Philosophy - Payne, William Elements of Trigonometry - Powell, Baden Unity ... - Philosophical Magazine - Astronomical Notices - Mathematical Journal - Great Exhibition 1851 - Astronomical Society of London monthly ...

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... He translated a famous book on this subject which almost certainly had an effect on William. Meanwhile, William was doing what most young students seem to do at college, making lifelong ... scientific theories, inconsistent with a typical theological magazine. In two pages this article cited Chalmers Astronomical Discourses, the existence of billions of foraminifera making up the bulk of the world' ...

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... data7 = Astronomer, theologian, scientist, author label8 = Nationality data8 = United Kingdom label9 = Notable Works data9 = '' God's Glory in the Heavens by William Leitch God's Glory in the Heavens '' Early Life William Leitch ... Leitch continued to make astronomical observations while living in Monimail. In 1849 he studied the aftermath of a particularly bad thunderstorm in Monimail and conferred about it with William Thomson, now teacher ...

... to track objects didn't exist then. We couldn't even get cooperation from the astronomers. We…talked to people at the Smithsonian Astrophysics Observatory in Cambridge, and they thought we ... the "something later on" turned out to be this symposium named after me, the Richard H. Battin Astrodynamics Symposium… It was a two-day event with a lot of people, many ... invented the term "astrodynamics." Very well known. He was an astronomer who recognized that space applications were important, not like the Astronomer Royal. And he became the expert. So he was going ...

... Infobox bodystyle = float:right; valign:top; title = Sunita L. Williams titlestyle = image = Image:Astronaut_williams-l.jpg 200px imagestyle = caption = Sunita L. Williams captionstyle = headerstyle = background: ccf; labelstyle = background: ddf; datastyle = text-align ... , she was the Officer-in-Charge of an H-46 detachment sent to Miami, Florida for Hurricane Andrew Relief Operations onboard USS Sylvania. Williams was selected for United States Naval Test Pilot ...

... you were involved with there. '''Woodling:''' Okay. Sure. I went to school at College of William and Mary in Virginia and decided, after graduation in 1950 with a degree in physics ... Mercury. We were flying the final missions of Mercury. I don't know when John H. Glenn Jr. 's flight date was, but— '''Butler:''' February '62. '''Woodling:''' '62, okay. Well, we ... II . Ted Theodore C. Freeman ran into a goose at Ellington. C. C. Clifton C. Williams Jr. was also killed. That was a flight control problem with his aircraft, control surface ...

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