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... . "But it's like a little bucket with a huge hole in the bottom: it may not last for very long, just a century or two, but while there's ice ... , there was no way to tell that the ground observations were biased." The research involved 16 researchers from 10 countries, with major contributions from Clark University, the University of Michigan, Scripps ... contract by $81.1 million to $328.1 million. The period of performance is from May 15 to Sept. 30, 2014. Analex will continue to provide Goddard with engineering and technician ...

... living and working aboard the International Space Station at 11:15 a.m. EDT Thursday, May 19. The 20-minute, Earth-to-space call will air live on NASA Television and ...

Kilner-Lindbergh Board was established by Gen. H. H. Arnold to revise military characteristics of all U.S. military aircraft, including the B-29 design in the AAP 5-year program. The Board was composed of Gen. W. C. Kilner, Charles A. Lindbergh , Cols. Carl Spaatz and Nalden, and Major Lyon. Arthur C. Clarke hosts a Science Fiction Association meeting at his flat in London.

Navy issued contract to Curtiss Wright for the SXB2C-1 dive bomber; which despite prolonged operational development became the principal carrier dive bomber in the last year of World War II known as the Helldiver.

"Nature" magazine prints a letter by Adler and von Halban revealing that an atomic reaction had been sustained long enough that nuclear power was an imminent possibility.

British Interplanetary Society meets at John Happian Edwards home 13 Park Ave in Wood Green a suburb of London. Arthur C. Clarke is in attendance.

Arthur C. Clarke receives a letter from the New York Times about the BIS spacecraft plans.

Maj. Gen. Frank M. Andrews, Chief of Army General Headquarters Air Force, in an address to the annual convention of the National Aeronautic Association at St. Louis, said that the United States was a fifth- or sixth-rate air power.

Arthur C. Clarke attends a Science Fiction Association meeting.

Arthur C. Clarke attends an "emergency" Science Fiction Association meeting.

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