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| VOL. 29 NO. 1 | JANUARY 1987 | |
| INTO ORBIT AT LOWER COST | 2 | |
| EUROPAN RENDEZVOUS | 4 | |
| Spaceplane Plane, 130 Attend Hotol Meeting Challenger Impact, Space Policy for UK | ||
| INTERNATIONAL | ||
| Space Report | 10 | |
| Hermes Mir Mission Satellite Digest | ||
| SOVIET SCENE | 14 | |
| Phobos Mars Probe, Orbital Masses Salyut 6 and 7, Cosmonaut Interview Women Cosmonauts | ||
| CANADA'S SPACE INDUSTRY THRIVES | Christopher G. Trump | 18 |
| SPACE STATION PARTNERS | 22 | |
| THE MAPLELEAF IN SPACE | Philip Chien | 24 |
| CANADA EXPLORES UPPER ATMOSPHERE | ||
| FROM SPACE | 26 | |
| AURORA WATCH FROM ORBIT | 28 | |
| CANADA'S BLACK BRANT ROCKET | Clifford Cunningham and Peter Jedicke | 29 |
| BLACK BRANT X — A Canadian Export | Joel W. Powell | 33 |
| SOCIETY NEWS | 36 | |
| BOOK REVIEWS | 37 | |
| SPACE AT JPL | 38 | |
| How to Feed a Spacecraft Automated Sequencing Towards the Stars | Dr. W. I. McLaughlin | |
| VOL. 29 NO. 2 | FEBRUARY 1987 | |
| UK DELEGATION VISITS BEIJING | ||
| AND SHANGHAI | 47 | |
| CORRESPONDENCE | 48 | |
| Soviet Space Activity, Proton Launch Rates Armstrong on the Moon, Shuttle Safety Canadian Takes Second Place | ||
| INTERNATIONAL | ||
| Space Report | 51 | |
| New Zealand/Australian Deal | ||
| Satellite Digest, Next Generation Satellites | ||
| SOVIET SCENE | 55 | |
| Cosmonaut Launch Plans, Commercial Launch Offer | ||
| EUROPEAN RENDEZVOUS | 57 | |
| Skynet 4, Ariane | ||
| BOOK REVIEWS | 60 | |
| CHINA — IN BUSINESS AND ADVANCING FAST 62 | P.S. Clark | |
| SOCIETY NEWS | 75 | |
| IAA Elections, Diary Dates | ||
| SPACE AT JPL | 78 | |
| Sampling Venus, SETI and the Mind | ||
| Comet Mission Progress, Artificial Intelligence Research | Dr. W. I. McLaughlin | |
| CANADA | 84 | |
| Government Partners Space Industry Pin-pointing Emergencies by Satellite Communications Satellites | ||
| VOL. 29 NO. 3 | MARCH 1987 | |
| CORRESPONDENCE | 90 | |
| Hotol, Soviet Launchings Copernican Theory, Soyuz 40 | ||
| INTERNATIONAL | ||
| Space Report | 95 | |
| UK — Japan Satellite Launch, Satellite Digest | ||
| EUROPEAN RENDEZVOUS | 98 | |
| SOVIET SCENE | 100 | |
| UK Projects for Space Station, Cosmonauts Launched, Mir Space Station | ||
| IMAGES FROM SPACE | Douglas Arnold | 106 |
| BOOK REVIEWS | 108 | |
| WORLD WEATHER WATCH | Joel W. Powell | 110 |
| SPACE STATION HURRICANE ALERT | Michael Engle | 115 |
| SOCIETY NEWS | 120 | |
| SPACE AT JPL Targeting Neptune, Geometry Serves Science, Mars Balloon | Dr. W. I. McLaughlin | 123 |
| MARS — A NEW WORLD TO EXPLORE | Douglas Arnold | 130 |
| VOL. 29 NO. 4 | APRIL 1987 | |
| MIR IN ACTION | 134 | |
| Space Station Complex | ||
| Peter Smolders | ||
| Mission Report | ||
| Neville Kidger | ||
| JAPAN'S NEW SPACE BID | 138 | |
| Marine Observation Satellite | ||
| I INTERNATIONAL | ||
| Space Report | 142 | |
| Future UK Space Participation Satellite Digest | ||
| SPACE AT JPL A Builder of Spacecraft Magellan to Venus/ Space Mathematics | Dr. W.I. McLaughlin | 148 |
| CHALLENGER SEARCH AND SALVAGE | Joel W. Powell | 154 |
| BOOK REVIEWS | 160 | |
| Quasars, Aerospace Crew Station Design, Astronomical Observations | ||
| SOVIET LAUNCH LOSES | Curtis Peebles | 163 |
| SOCIETY NEWS | 167 | |
| CORRESPONDENCE | 170 | |
| SETI, Hotol Simulation, Soviet Space Programme, Crew Escape System, Spacelab Demise | ||
| SPACELAB | 174 | |
| Before and After Challenger Trace Atmospheric Gases | ||
| VOL. 29 NO. 5 | MAY 1987 | |
| CHERNOBYL | 178 | |
| PEACESAT | Arthur C. Clarke | 180 |
| INTERNATIONAL | ||
| Space Report | 183 | |
| Australian Spaceport, UK Joins | ||
| Hermes Project, Indian Launch Loss US Military Failure, Indonesian | ||
| Satellite, Soviet Mir Module, Japanese Manipulator, Satellite Digest | ||
| OZONE DEPLETION | 191 | |
| Space Instruments Study Ozone | John Bird | |
| SPACE STATION OPPORTUNITIES | ||
| FOR UK IN REMOTE SENSING | John Plevin and David Lynn | 193 |
| PHOTOGRAPHY FROM ORBIT | Pat Jones | 199 |
| SUPERNOVA | 202 | |
| BOOK NOTICES | 204 | |
| CORRESPONDENCE | 207 | |
| Space Science and Columbus Equatorial Launch Site | ||
| Martian Calendar, Shuttle Escape Ideas, Soviet 'Star' Modules | ||
| SOCIETY NEWS | 211 | |
| SPACE AT JPL | 213 | |
| Voyager on Target | Dr. W.I. McLaughlin | |
| Space Microelectronics, Building a Supercomputer, Circumstellar Disks Galileo Spacecraft Changes | ||
| VOL. 29 SUPPLEMENT NO. 1 | JULY 1987 | |
| MILESTONES | 2 | |
| THE SOVIET SPACE SHUTTLE PROGRAMME | A. T. Lawton | 4 |
| TEACHING SPACE | T. W. Becker | 8 |
| SPACE CAMP | 10 | |
| Lift-off for Lucky Students | ||
| Pathfinder Arrives at Space Center Space Academy Opens for Teachers | ||
| THE CHALLENGER MISSION CONTINUES | 17 | |
| SCHOOL'S SPACE EXPERIMENT | ||
| AWAITS SHUTTLE | Brian Stockwell and Vicky Pollard | 18 |
| SATELLITE DATA ALTERS VIEW | ||
| ON EARTH-SPACE ENVIRONMENT | Dave Dooling | 21 |
| WINDS IN SPACE | John Bird | 30 |
| TELESCOPE'S OPENING CEREMONY | Dr. R.W. Newport | 33 |
| SEARCH FOR EXTRATERRESTRIAL | ||
| INTELLIGENCE | 35 | |
| In Search of Other Planetary Systems | Dr. D. C. Black | |
| Steps to the Stars | ||
| Curtis Peebles | ||
| Worldships — at the End of Time | Dr. G. Matloff | |
| VOL. 29 NO. 8 | AUGUST 1987 | |
| LE BOURGET 1987 — SHOW HIGHLIGHTS | ||
| LATEST SPACE TECHNOLOGY | J.W. Powell and C.A. Simpson | 268 |
| INTERNATIONAL | ||
| Space Report | 274 | |
| Mars Observer, Ozone Gases, NASA Issues Challenge, Satellite Digest, Halley Nucleus, UK Space News, New Astronauts | ||
| SOVIET SCENE | 281 | |
| Mir/Syrian Crew/Energia | ||
| Mir Mission | N. Kidger | |
| Energia— Soviet Super Rocket | A.T. Lawton | |
| BOOK REVIEWS | 290 | |
| Challenger, The Space Station | ||
| NASA Space Shuttle, TV Astronomer Communications Satellites | ||
| SOCIETY NEWS | 292 | |
| Building Appeal, | ||
| Commemorative Plate, Diary Dates | ||
| CORRESPONDENCE | 296 | |
| All Woman Crew, The Historical Significance of Apollo, Mir with Four Modules, Man in Space | ||
| SPACE AT JPL | 301 | |
| To the Moon on the Cheap | ||
| Scanning Tunnelling Microscope Galileo Mission | Dr. W.I. McLaughlin | |
| VOL. 29 NO. 9 | SEPTEMBER 1987 | |
| ARIANE LAUNCHER IN OPERATION | 312 | |
| I UK SPACE PLAN FLOUNDERS | 316 | |
| Roy Gibson Resigns, Hotol Under Threat | ||
| INTERNATIONAL | ||
| Space Report | 318 | |
| Soviet/Syrian Mission, Shuttle Booster ISO Satellite, Australian Agreement, India Chooses Delta, Satellite Digest, Accident Delays Launch, Japan Reaches for Moon | ||
| HAS MANNED SPACE FLIGHT | ||
| A FUTURE? | Dr. M.H. Harrison | 325 |
| FROM A DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE | 329 | |
| Astronaut 35 mm EVA Photography | ||
| J.W. Powell | ||
| SPACE CULTURE IN THE MAKING | Dr. P. R. Harris | 333 |
| BRITISH INTERPLANETARY SOCIETY | ||
| ANNUAL REPORT | 335 | |
| CORRESPONDENCE | 343 | |
| Energia, Mir Dockings, Space Plan, Ariane 5 Superconductivity, People in Orbit, Space Rationale | ||
| SPACE AT JPL | 346 | |
| Our Galactic Home, Atmospheric Molecules, A Survey of Venus | Dr. W.I. McLaughlin | |
| VOL. 29 SUPPLEMENT NO. 2 | OCTOBER 1987 | |
| SPACE: LOOKING TO YEAR 2001 | M. Wilhite | 48 |
| 30 YEARS OF SPACE EXPLORATION | 54 | |
| LISTENING TO THE COSMONAUTS | J. Branegan | 80 |
| INDUSTRY BACKS COLLEGE | ||
| SATELLITE PROJECT | C. Planterose | 85 |
| VOL. 29 NO. 11 | NOVEMBER 1987 | |
| TOWARDS A LUNAR BASE | 356 | |
| Outpost on the Moon | ||
| Superconductors Lift Lunar Base Prospects | A.T. Lawton and Penny Wright | |
| BUSINESS ARENA | 362 | |
| Ariane Success Brings Relief to Commercial Operations Communications on the Move | T. Pirard | |
| UK Needs Euro-Space Business | ||
| CORRESPONDENCE | 367 | |
| UK Space Plan, Superconductivity, Mir, Energia, SL-16 launcher variants/small Soviet shuttle | ||
| SOVIETSCENE | 373 | |
| Endurance Record Broken | N. Kidger | |
| Soviet Shuttle for Space Station Role | L. van den Abeelen | |
| INTERNATIONAL | ||
| Space Report | 380 | |
| Liquid-fuel shuttle boosters, Satellite Digest, | ||
| Ariane and Japanese H-1 Launch Photos, Indian Spaceplane, Shuttle Main Engines, Glavcosmos, New Zealand/Aussat-B, China Launch | ||
| SOCIETY NEWS | 386 | |
| SPACE '87, Awards, Space Courses, Membership, Advertising, Diary Dates | ||
| SPACE AT JPL | 388 | |
| Computer Aided Engineering, Report From | ||
| India, Imaging Neptune, Mars Rover Sample Return | Dr. W.I. McLaughlin | |
| BOOK REVIEWS | 394 | |
| Heros in Space, Jane's 1987, Space M-A-X, Challenger, Soviet Space Programme, Mercury | ||
| VOL. 29 NO. 12 | DECEMBER 1987 | |
| SPACE '87 | 400 | |
| Exhibition Puts Spotlight on UK | ||
| ESA Urged to Trim Plans | ||
| Rescue Capsule, Mars/Titan Contracts Middeck Payloads, Spacehab Flight, Proton French Mir EVA, China Agreement | ||
| INTERNATIONAL | ||
| Space Report | 406 | |
| Shuttle Engine Leak, Critical SRM | ||
| Test, Mixed Fleet Manifest, Satellite Digest | ||
| EUROPEAN RENDEZVOUS | 408 | |
| ESA Forges Ahead | ||
| Thatcher Government Opts Out | ||
| SPACEPLANES — KEY TO THE FUTURE | E. Högenauer | 409 |
| COMPANY OUTLINES LOW | ||
| COST SPACEPLANE OPTION | Dan DeLong and Dr. Ernst Stuhlinger | 413 |
| FIRST SUPERSONIC FLIGHT | Joel W. Powell | 416 |
| BUSINESS ARENA | 418 | |
| European Space Business, 1987-1996 | Theo Pirard | |
| Insuring Space Technology | ||
| Bernard Goudge | ||
| SOCIETY NEWS | 424 | |
| President Welcomes Congress Delegates Education Day, NASA Presentation | ||
| 'Thankyou' Letters, Hurricane Storm, Arthur C. Clarke, Diary Dates | ||
| CORRESPONDENCE | 428 | |
| Armstrong on the Moon, Britain's Space Future, MP Acknowledges Efforts, 'Barnes Wallis' Shuttle, Eight Booster Version Energia Cosmonaut Viktorenko, Vostok Cosmonauts Soviet Space Station Visit | ||
| SPACE AT JPL | 433 | |
| Antarctic Ozone, International Halley Watch, Space Artist | Dr. W.I. McLaughlin | |
| 1987 SPACEFLIGHT INDEX | 438 |
