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German rocket pioneer Hermann Oberth is granted Media:570511.pdf German patent 570511 for a rocket engine.

''RELEASE: 10-172'' ''NASA'S NEBULA CLOUD COMPUTING TECHNOLOGY TO PLAY KEY ROLE IN NEW OPEN SOURCE INITIATIVE'' WASHINGTON -- The core technology developed for NASA's Nebula cloud computing platform has been selected as a contributor for OpenStack, a newly-launched open source cloud computing initiative. It will pull together more than 25 companies to play a key role in driving cloud computing ...

33 members of the newly incorporated British Interplanetary Society attend lectures at Bream House in London by Eric Burgess , "Principles of Rocket Propulsion" and Arthur C. Clarke , "Communication in Space." Clarke's lecture discusses communication methods and potential difficulties and the use of radar and pulse transmission. He also posits the idea that radar can be used as an ...

''RELEASE 17-016'' '''NASA Selects Proposals for First-Ever Space Technology Research Institutes''' NASA has selected proposals for the creation of two multi-disciplinary, university-led research institutes that will focus on the development of technologies critical to extending human presence deeper into our solar system. The new Space Technology Research Institutes (STRIs) created under ...

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... supplement the Space Shuttle for military launches starting in 1988 and ending in 1993 see Feb. 27 . Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger said in the directive that the Air Force had decided ... 10 1985 10 Mar 11 1985 11 Mar 12 1985 12 Mar 13 1985 13 Mar 14 1985 14 Mar 15 1985 15 Mar 16 1985 16 Mar 17 1985 17 Mar 18 1985 18 Mar 19 1985 19 Mar 20 1985 20 ...

... technology. Of non-NASA payloads, 10 would be for private industry space processing, beginning in 1985. Some 10% were expected to be flown for foreign users. The large number of contemplated ... 10 Feb 11 1974 11 Feb 12 1974 12 Feb 13 1974 13 Feb 14 1974 14 Feb 15 1974 15 Feb 16 1974 16 Feb 17 1974 17 Feb 18 1974 18 Feb 19 1974 19 Feb 20 1974 20 Feb 21 ...

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