| Title
| Co-Authors
| Page
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| VOLUME 4 NO. I
| JANUARY 1962
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| THE BLUE STREAK BOOSTER
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| 2
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| POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC FACTORS RELATING TO EUROPEAN SPACE
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| CO-OPERATION. DAVID PRICE
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| 6
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| SPACE ENGINEERING AND EUROPEAN COLLABORATION.
| F. R. BANKS
| 16
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| NEW SHAPES IN SPACE
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| 18
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| AUSTRALIAN CONTRIBUTIONS TO A EUROPEAN SPACE PROGRAMME.
| H. J. HIGGS
| 21
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| THE IMPLICATIONS OF NOT HAVING A SPACE PROGRAMME.
| A. V. CLEAVER
| 22
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| PROJECT WEST FORD
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| 24
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| MAN'S FIRST 24 HOURS IN SPACE.
| A. TRIFONOV
| 26
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| SPACE RESEARCH IN CANADA
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| 30
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| A QUESTION OF ORBITS
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| 33
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| CORRESPONDENCE
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| 33
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| REVIEWS
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| 35
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| VOLUME 4 NO. 2
| MARCH 1962
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| PAGE THE MERCURY PLAQUE
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| 38
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| U.S. CO-OPERATION IN SPACE RESEARCH.
| ARNOLD W. FRUTKIN
| 41
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| IN THE NEWS
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| 44
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| WANDERING WORLDS.
| JOHN W. MACVEY
| 45
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| MEET THE ASTRONOMERS
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| 46
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| PROJECT RANGER: THE SPACECRAFT
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| 47
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| THE SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENTS
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| 51
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| THE TRACKING NETWORK
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| 58
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| INTRODUCING OSO
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| 59
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| ECHO CASH AWARD
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| 62
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| PRELUDE TO CENTAUR
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| 63
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| OPERATION SEABEE.
| L. J. HALSEMA
| 63
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| THE SATELLITE TRACKING PROGRAMME OF THE SMITHSONIAN
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| ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATORY
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| 64
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| CORRESPONDENCE
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| 66
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| REVIEWS
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| 63
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| VOLUME 4 NO. 3
| MAY 1962
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| CANADA'S FIRST SATELLITE.
| H. R. WARREN AND J. MAR
| 70
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| BRITAIN AND SPACE.
| S. W. GREENWOOD
| 78
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| ELECTRIC PROPULSION.
| E. MITCHELL AND R. J. HAYES
| 81
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| AMERICA'S SPACE TRIUMPH
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| 86
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| LIFE IN THE UNIVERSE.
| A. E. SLATER
| 88
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| THE INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SPACE LAW.
| R. D. CRANE
| 89
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| CORRESPONDENCE
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| 100
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| REVIEWS
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| 101
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| VOLUME 4 NO. 4
| JULY 1962
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| THE COSTS OF SPACE EXPLORATION.
| A. M. ROHROCK
| 106
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| MORE NASA INVENTION AWARDS
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| 114
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| THE PROTON PERIL.
| T. E. SANDEMAN
| 115
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| ALONE IN THE UNIVERSE?
| JOHN W. MACVEY
| 125
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| RANGER HITS THE MOON
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| 128
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| NIKOLAI KIBALCHICH.
| A. CHERNYAK
| 130
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| AMERICA'S SUPER SATURN
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| 131
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| THE CLOCK PARADOX.
| A. LANDAU AND V. RUMER
| 132
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| REVIEWS
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| 133
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| CORRESPONDENCE
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| 138
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| Volume 4 No. 5
| SEPTEMBER 1962
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| THE AIR-BREATHING BOOSTER
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| 142
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| SOVIET NEWS REVIEW. F.4. French
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| 145
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| MY DAY IN SPACE.
| Major Gherman Titov
| 146
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| SOME RESULTS OF THE N.A.S.A. SPACEFLIGHT PROGRAMME IN 1960-61 - 1
| Morton J. Stoller
| 151
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| PROJECT TELSTAR
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| 156
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| SELF-DEFENCE IN OUTER SPACE.
| John Cobb Cooper
| 164
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| INTRODUCING EUROSPACE
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| 168
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| REVIEWS
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| 169
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| CORRESPONDENCE
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| 175
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| VOLUME 4 NO. 6
| NOVEMBER 1962
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| SPACE TECHNOLOGY AND THE FUTURE.
| G. A. TOKATY
| 178
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| USES OF A SPACE PROGRAMME.
| M. S. HUNT
| 179
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| ASTRONAUTICS IN SCHOOL MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICS.
| N. H. LANGTON
| 183
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| ORBIT DEMONSTRATION MODELS.
| J. R. MILLBURN
| 187
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| PRACTICAL ROCKETRY IN SCHOOLS.
| P. A. HILTON
| 190
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| PRACTICAL MODEL MAKING.
| M. F. ALLWARD
| 193
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| HOW TO USE THE TEACHERS' HANDBOOK OF ASTRONAUTICS.
| S.W. SMITH
| 196
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| ASTRONAUTICS AND ART
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| 197
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| A QUANTITATIVE DOPPLER EFFECT EXPERIMENT.
| G. E. PERRY AND J. D. SLATER
| 198
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| ASTRONAUTICS IN SCHOOL CHEMISTRY AND BIOLOGY.
| D. H. HOYLE
| 200
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| FIRST SOVIET "GROUP FLIGHT" IN ORBIT
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| 207
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| REVIEWS
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| 209
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| CORRESPONDENCE
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| 212
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