Contents of the Journal of the British Interplanetary Society for Volume 36
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Contents of the Journal of the British Interplanetary Society for Volume 36
Volume 36
Author | Co-Authors | Title | Page |
Infra-Astronomical | EDITOR: DR. R. HOLDAWAY | VOLUME 36 No. 1 JANUARY 1983 | |
P. E. CLEGG | SCIENTIFIC OBJECTIVES OF IRAS | 3 | |
R. C. VAN HOLTZ | THE IRAS PROJECT ORGANISATION AND MISSION OPERATIONS | 6 | |
H. C BEVAN | P. H. McPHERSON, R. J. R. CHAMPION and M. F. REID | THE IRAS GROUND STATION AND OPERATIONS CONTROL CENTRE AT CHILTON | 10 |
A. POUW | THE IRAS SPACECRAFT | 17 | |
K. J. WILDEMAN | D. A. BEITEMA and P. R. WESSELIUS | THE DUTCH SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT ON BOARD IRAS | 21 |
W. DRACE | D. ROSING | THE IRAS TELESCOPE | 27 |
K. K. MOUNT | GROUND OPERATIONS SOFTWARE AT THE IRAS OPERATIONS CONTROL CENTRE | 34 | |
G. R. THOMAS | IRAS PRELIMINARY SCIENCE ANAYLYSIS AT THE OCC | 38 | |
JOHN H. DUXBURY | U.S. DATA PROCESSING FOR THE IRAS PROJECT | 43 | |
SPACE CHRONICLE | EDITOR: A. WILSON | VOLUME 36 No. 2 FEBRUARY 1983 | |
NICHOLAS L. JOHNSON | ARTIFICIAL SATELLITE BREAK-UPS (PART 1): SOVIET OCEAN SURVEILLANCE SATELLITES | 51 | |
U. M. LOVELACE | R.J. WRIGHT | A CONCEPT FOR GLOBAL CROP FORECASTING | 59 |
P. R. MOSS | THE DEVELOPMENT OF GLOBAL SATELLITE TELECOMMUNICATIONS | 66 | |
ANTHONY KENDEN | WAS "COLUMBIA" PHOTOGRAPHED BY A KH-11? | 73 | |
KAREN IL ROBINETT | IS OCCUPATION AN APPROPRIATION? | 78 | |
PAUL D. MALEY | REFLECTION CHARACTERISTICS OF CERTAIN CLASSES OF SOVIET SPACE OBJECTS | 81 | |
ANTHONY KENDEN | MILITARY MANOEUVRES IN SYNCHRONOUS ORBIT | 88 | |
GERALD L. BORROWMAN | OPERATION MORNING LIGHT: CONCLUSIONS | 92 | |
NEW SPACE BOOKS | 93 | ||
CORRESPONDENCE | 96 | ||
INTERSTELLAR STUDIES | EDITOR: DR. A. R. MARTIN | VOLUME 36 No. 3 MARCH 1983 | |
E. SHELDON | R.H. GILES | CELESTIAL VIEWS FROM NONRELATIVISTIC AND RELATIVISTIC INTERSTELLAR SPACECRAFT | 99 |
P. BIRCH | ORBITAL RING SYSTEMS AND JACOB'S LADDERS - II | 115 | |
E. SHELDON | EVALUATION OF CHARACTERISTIC PARAMETERS FOR SCHWARZCHILD, EXTREME KERR AND HAWKING BLACK HOLES | 130 | |
R. A. FREITAS | TERRAFORMING MARS AND VENUS USING MACHINE SELF-REPLICATING SYSTEMS (SRS) | 139 | |
CORRESPONDENCE | 143 | ||
SPACE CHRONICLE | EDITOR: A. WILSON | VOLUME 36 No.4 APRIL 1983 | |
D. LUNAN | NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL IN SPACE | 147 | |
C. PEEBLES | AIR-LAUNCHED SHUTTLE CONCEPTS | 153 | |
HIGHLIGHTS OF NASA'S 1982 SPACE ACTIVITIES | 157 | ||
L. PRYKE | A. STIMSON | REPORT ON THE AIAA BIENNIAL SPACE SYSTEMS CONFERENCE, OCTOBER 1982 | 158 |
N. KIDGER | SALYUT MISSION REPORT | 163 | |
J. S. GRIFFITH | ASTRONOMICAL NOTEBOOK | 166 | |
P. S. CLARK | ASPECTS OF THE SOVIET PHOTORECONNAISSANCE SATELLITE PROGRAMME | 169 | |
TRACKS OF THE PLANETS | 185 | ||
P. S. CLARK | SOVIET SPACECRAFT RECOVERIES | 186 | |
CORRESPONDENCE | 191 | ||
INTERSTELLAR STUDIES | EDITOR: DR. A. R. MARTIN | VOLUME 36 No. 5 MAY 1983 | |
M. D. NUSSINOV | S. V. LYSENKO | SPACE VACUUM HINDERS RADIOPANSPERMIA | 195 |
G. I. MATLOFF | E. MALLOVE | THE INTERSTELLAR SOLAR SAIL -OPTIMIZATION AND FURTHER ANALYSIS | 20 |
D. G. STEPHENSON | COMETS AND INTERSTELLAR TRAVEL | 210 | |
W. J. MCLAUGHLIN | PATHWAYS OF EVOLUTION FOR MAN AND MACHINE | 215 | |
A. R. MARTIN | A. BOND | IS MANKIND UNIQUE? | 223 |
H. D. FRONING | REQUIREMENTS FOR RAPID TRANSPORT TO THE FURTHER STARS | 227 | |
P. BIRCH | ORBITAL RING SYSTEMS AND JACOB'S LADDERS - III | 231 | |
SETI NEWS AND VIEWS | 239 | ||
SPACE CHRONICLE | EDITOR: A. WILSON | VOLUME 36 No.6 JUNE 1983 | |
M.J. F. FOWLER | LIFE SCIENCE RESEARCH ON-BOARD SPACELAB | 243 | |
P. S. CLARK | THE SOVIET SPACE YEAR OF 1982 | 249 | |
K. H. ROBINETT | PROPRIETARY DATA VS NASA'S NEED TO KNOW | 263 | |
K. T. WILSON | RANGERS 3-5: AMERICA'S FIRST LUNAR LANDING ATTEMPTS | 265 | |
N. KIDGER | SALYUT MISSION REPORT | 275 | |
RECENT AECHAEOASTRONOMICAL FINDS IN THE UNITED STATES | 277 | ||
P. M. SARGENT | B. DERBY | CHOICE OF LUNAR MATERIALS AS DETERMINED BY FABRICATION METHODS | 279 |
CORRESPONDENCE | 286 | ||
NEW SPACE BOOKS | 288 | ||
INTERSTELLAR STUDIES | EDITOR: DR. A. R. MARTIN | VOLUME 36 No. 7 JULY 1983 | |
R. B. CATHCART | A MEGASTRUCTURAL END TO GEOLOGIC TIME | 291 | |
W. S. BAINBRIDGE | ATTITUDES TOWARDS INTERSTELLAR COMMUNICATION: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY | 298 | |
M. D. PAPAGIANNIS | SEARCH FOR EXTRATERRESTRIAL LIFE – A NEW COMMISSION OF THE IAU | 305 | |
R. R. ZITO | CHAIN REACTIONS IN A HYDROGEN ANTIPROTON PILE | 308 | |
Z. PAPROTNY | J. LEHMANN | INTERSTELLAR TRAVEL AND COMMUNICATION BIBLIOGRAPHY: 1982 UPDATE | 311 |
A. R. MARTIN | COMPUTER PROGRAMS AND "JBIS" INTERSTELLAR STUDIES – SOME GUIDELINES FOR SUBMISSION | 331 | |
CORRESPONDENCE | 335 | ||
SPACE CHRONICLE | EDITOR: A. WILSON | VOLUME 30 No. 8 AUGUST 1983 | |
S. J. KERRIDGE | THE VOYAGER MISSION TO URANUS AND BEYOND | 339 | |
M. J. F. FOWLER | LIFE SCIENCE RESEARCH ON-BOARD SPACELAB | 345 | |
J VON PUTTKAMER | ROLES AND NEEDS OF MAN IN SPACE | 357 | |
N. L. JOHNSON | ARTIFICIAL SATELLITE BREAK-UPS (PART 2): SOVIET ANTI-SATELLITE PROGRAMME | 357 | |
H. A. HOFF | EXOSAT – THE NEW EXTRASOLAR X-RAY OBSERVATORY | 363 | |
J. POWELL | ASSET AND PRIME: GLIDING RE-ENTRY TEST VEHICLES | 369 | |
W. L. MORGAN | GEOSYNCHRONOUS SATELLITE LIST: 1983 | 377 | |
CORRESPONDENCE | 383 | ||
SPACE TECHNOLOGY | EDITOR: A. WILSON | VOLUME 36 No. 9 SEPTEMBER 1983 | |
P. R. C GILLETT | ERS-1: AN ICE AND OCEAN MONITORING MISSION | 387 | |
M. J. CRUZ | AEROCAPTURE AND AEROASSISTED ORBIT TRANSFER A HIGH PERFORMANCE LEVERAGE SPACE TECHNOLOGY | 394 | |
G. J. CORSO | A PROPOSAL TO USE AN UPPER ATMOSPHERE SATELLITE TETHERED TO THE SPACE SHUTTLE FOR THE COLLECTION OF MICRO-METEORIC
MATERIAL | 403 | |
P. P. HOLLOWAY | SPACE STATION TECHNOLOGY | 409 | |
BOOK REVIEWS | 425 | ||
D. LUNAN | PROJECT STARSEED: AN INTEGRATED PROGRAMME FOR NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL AND SPACE SOLAR ENERGY | 426 | |
SOVIET ASTRONAUTICS | EDITOR: A. WILSON | VOLUME 36 No. 10 OCTOBER 1983 | |
P. S. CLARK | THE EVOLUTION OF THE SOYUZ PROGRAMME | 434 | |
NEVILLE KIDGER | SALYUT MISSION REPORT | 452 | |
J. W. POWELL | SOVIET SPACE SCIENCE | 454 | |
R. T. REES | C. P. VICK | SOVIET NUCLEAR POWERED SATELLITES | 457 |
D. HAESELER | SOVIET MANNED SPACE FLIGHT HARDWARE | 461 | |
CORRESPONDENCE | 467 | ||
R. HALL | THE SOVIET COSMONAUT TEAM, 1960-1971 | 468 | |
R. HALL | THE SOVIET COSMONAUT TEAM, 1971-1983 | 474 | |
INTERSTELLAR STUDIES | EDITOR: A. R. MARTIN | VOLUME 36 No. 11 NOVEMBER 1983 | |
G. L. MATLOFF | BEYOND THE THOUSAND-YEAR ARK: FURTHER STUDY OF NON-NUCLEAR INTERSTELLAR FLIGHT | 483 | |
R. A. FREITAS, JR. | THE CASE FOR INTERSTELLAR PROBES | 490 | |
R.A. FREITAS, JR. | EXTRATERRESTRIAL INTELLIGENCE IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM: RESOLVING THE FERMI PARADOX | 496 | |
R. A. FREITAS, JR. | THE SEARCH FOR EXTRATERRESTRIAL ARTIFACTS (SETA) | 501 | |
D. G. CROWE | LASER INDUCED PAIR PRODUCTION AS A MATTER-ANTIMATTER SOURCE | 507 | |
A. R. MARTIN | A DELPHI EXPERIMENT ON MANKIND'S INTERSTELLAR FUTURE | 509 | |
CORRESPONDENCE | 518 | ||
ASTRONAUTICS HISTORY | EDITOR: MITCHELL R. SHARPE | VOLUME 36 No. 12 DECEMBER 1983 | |
R. P. HALLION | THE PATH TO SPACE SHUTTLE THE EVOLUTION OF LIFTING REENTRY TECHNOLOGY | 523 | |
F. I. ORDWAY | F. H. WINTER | PIONEERING COMMERCIAL ROCKETRY IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, REACTION MOTORS, INC. 1941-1958, PART 1: CORPORATE HISTORY | 542 |
R. H. GODDARD | THE ULTIMATE MIGRATION | 552 | |
E. J. BECKLAKE | J. GRIFFITHS AND B. EARL | THE SCIENCE MUSEUM'S CUNNINGHAM LIFESAVING ROCKET | 555 |
M. R. SHARPE | A NOTE ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE ENGLISH LIFESAVING ROCKET IN THE 19TH CENTURY | 559 | |
BOOK REVIEWS | 562 | ||
FROM THE PAST | 564 |