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... flying aircraft, had successfully completed Arctic phase of service testing at Ft. Greely, Alaska.. ‘‘(Gen. Dyn. Corp. Release)’’ March 28-30: AIAA-sponsored “Stepping Stones to Mars” meeting ... earth by commuter rocket. Dr. Stuhlinger said: “Of the key developments still necessary, the electrical power system undoubtedly requires the major technological and funding effort.” Co-authors contributing ...

... short out the inverters. So, eventually I lost my total electrical system. '''Neal:''' You lost the total electrical system? '''Cooper:''' The total electrical system. '''Neal:''' Can you explain that in terms that I ... wanted to run some tests in the altitude chamber by decreasing both oxygen and hydro¬gen pressure, drastically, to see if the fuel cell would continue to run at altitude. NASA ...

... to possible meteoroid hits. Aluminum skin of wings would be electrically charged ; penetration of skin by meteoroid would trigger an electrical pulse which would be recorded and radioed back to earth. ... names and ranking of committee members. ''(Newport News Daily Press, 2/6/63)'' Maj. Gen. O. J. Ritland (USAF) told news conference in conjunction with aerospace medicine conference at ...

... for larger spacecraft, reusable spacecraft, higher re-entry velocities, integration of nuclear and /or electric propulsion systems in spacecraft and greater spacecraft maneuverability. Report stressed multipurpose minimum-weight ... during orbital space flight in FRIENDSHIP 7 to Marine Corps Assistant Commandant Lt. Gen. Charles H. Hayes. Flag would be placed in Marine Corps Museum. ''(A-N- ...

... ''(NASA Leg. Act. Rpt. 11/211; Finney, NYT, 12/20/63)'' AFSC Commander Gen. Bernard A. Schriever (USAF) wired congratulations to William Bergen, President of Martin Co ... /63)'' Martin-Marietta Corp. of Baltimore announced its research efforts had demonstrated continuous electrical current generated by magnetohydrodynamics (MHD). Scientists of Martin Marietta 's nuclear division said ...

... vehicle carrying the reactor indicated it was producing 620-668 watts of electricity-some 20% over its designed power. Electricity generated by the reactor would be stored in a 480-lb bank ... -stop tests during a three-month period. The engine would manufacture its own power by electrically vaporizing the 3½ oz, of the metal cesium in its fuel tank into atomic particles ... /3/65, 8)'' Walter Henry Barling, Sr, who built the Barling bomber in 1923 for Gen. Billy Mitchell, died at 75. Mr. Barling was one of aviation's first test pilots ...

Gen. Lew Allen, Jr., U.S. Air Force chief of staff, told the annual meeting of ... atmosphere short lengths of carbon fiber thought to be hazardous to electrical equipment because of their high heat resistance and electrical conductivity; their extreme light weight would allow them to float for ...

... . Murray, IONIC & NUCLEAR PROBLEMS OF ROCKET PROPULSION, Proc. IRE. January 1956 E. Stuhlinger , POSSIBILITIES OF ELECTRICAL SPACE SHIP PROPULSION, Proc. I& January 1956. ATOMIC ENERGY - THE POWER OF THE FUTURE, Interavia ... , Aviation Age, VOL 24, p 16, 1955 I. Maural, CAN NUCLEAR ENERGY DRIVE INTERPLANETARY ROCKETS? Gen. Electric Rev. Vol. 58, p, 48, May 1955 G. P. Sutton, HISTORY, PROBLEMS, AND STATUS OF ...

... Rocket Div., and 1963 winner of Federal Women's Award. ''(NASA Release 63-94)'' L/Gen. Thomas P. G. Gerrity (USAF), DC/S for Systems and Logis­tics, told American Ordnance ... execution of such plans was not yet approved and funded by NASA, he described nuclear-electric powered space­craft and said it was "projected for beyond the 1970 s." A technical ... be used in the early flight phases of the program. ''(MSC Fact Sheet 96)'' Brig. Gen. Gerald F. Keeling, ARSC Deputy Chief of Staff for Pro­duction and Procurement, said m ...

... have ejected from X-15 's tail during ascent to obtain altitude density measurements, but electrical ejection signal did not function properly. This was 90th flight, of X-15 . ''(FRC Release ... Schieff ; and Prof. Frederick Seitz. Group would serve as advisory body to OAR Commander, Maj. Gen. Don R. Ostrander. ''(OAR Release 7-63-4)'' USAF launched three unidentified satellites and a ...

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