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| VOLUME 7 NO. 1
| JANUARY 1965
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| BRITAIN'S FIRST SATELLITE.
| B. STOCKWELL
| 2
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| OF THE LUNAR CRATERS.
| BRIAN J. FORD
| 13
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| COSMONAUTS WILL BREATH HELIUM
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| 18
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| SPACEFLIGHT-: THE RECORD CONTINUED
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| 19
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| THE TUMBLING EXPLORER
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| 26
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| NEW MHD POWER GENERATOR
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| 28
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| REVIEWS
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| 30
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| VOLUME 7 NO. 2
| MARCH 1965
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| THE PEGASUS ROCKET TRANSPORT - AIR TRANSPORT OF THE FUTURE?
| PHILIP BONO
| 38
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| STATUS REPORT ON GEMINI AND APOLLO.
| GEORGE E. MUELLER
| 47
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| THE PLANETARIUM IN THE SPACE AGE.
| I. M. LEVITT
| 52
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| VISUAL AIDS FOR ORBIT DEMONSTRATIONS---I.
| J. R. MILBURN AND B. BUSS
| 55
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| FEEDING THE ASTRONAUTS.
| ROBERT A. NANZ
| 59
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| SUN-POINTING WITH SKYLARK
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| 61
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| REVIEWS
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| 62
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| VOLUME 7 NO. 3
| MAY 1965
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| THE SOVIETS IN SPACE—AN HISTORICAL SURVEY.
| GERALD GILBERT GOVORCHIN
| 74
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| RANGER 8 OBSERVES THE SEA OF TRANQUILLITY
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| 83
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| SOME BEHAVIOURAL FACTORS AFFECTING ASTRONAUTS.
| R. D. FRANCIS
| 85
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| FUTURE TASKS FOR SOVIET COSMONAUTS
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| 87
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| SPACEFLIGHT SIMULATORS FOR ASTRONAUT SELECTION AND TRAINING.
| H. F. HUDDLESTON
| 88
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| BIO-MEDICAL PROBLEMS OF PROLONGED SPACEFLIGHT.
| B. A. GOODETTH
| 98
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| VISUAL AIDS FOR ORBIT DEMONSTRATIONS-2.
| J. R. MILLBURN AND B. BUSS
| 103
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| CORRESPONDENCE
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| 106
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| VOLUME 7 NO. 4
| JULY 1965
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| RECOMMENDATIONS BY THE BRITISH INTERPLANETARY SOCIETY TO H.M. GOVERNMENT
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| 110
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| A GUN-LAUNCHED SATELLITE.
| ADAM P. BRUCKNER
| 118
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| COSMIC SQUEAK AND GIBBER.
| M. VERTREGT
| 122
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| EXPERIMENTS ON THE ORIGIN OF CELLS.
| MICHAEL H. BRIGGS
| 129
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| POSSIBLE ALTERNATIVE CHEMISTRIES OF LIFE.
| V. A. FIRSOFF
| 132
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| WALK INTO SPACE
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| 137
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| REVIEWS
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| 139
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| CORRESPONDENCE
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| 143
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| VOLUME 7 NO. 5
| SEPTEMBER 1965
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| A MINIMUM-COST SATELLITE LAUNCHER—I.
| FELIX GODWIN
| 146
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| AMERICA'S BIOSATELLITE
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| 154
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| LUNAR INTERNATIONAL LABORATORY.
| F. J. MALINA
| 155
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| VOSTOK REVEALED
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| 161
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| THE GEMINI BALLUTE
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| 164
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| CALL-SIGNS FROM SPACE?
| VYACHESLAV SLYSH
| 165
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| THE HUMAN PRESERVE.
| I. U. GOOD
| 167
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| ORBITAL RENDEZVOUS BY THE U.S.S.R.
| S. B. KRAMER
| 171
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| RUSSIAN ROCKET TESTS INTO THE PACIFIC.
| TONY DEVEREUX
| 173
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| THE SPADEADAM ROCKET ESTABLISHMENT.
| L. J. CARTER
| 176
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| REVIEWS
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| 180
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| VOLUME 7 NO. 6
| NOVEMBER 1965
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| SPACE—THE NEW SPEARHEAD.
| M. N. GOLOVINE
| 181
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| MICHAEL M. GOLOVINE, M.B.E
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| 183
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| THE SURFACE OF MARS
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| 184
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| MIRROR ON THE UNIVERSE.
| M. E. OMELYANOVSKY
| 188
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| PROGRESS IN SATELLITE METEOROLOGY.
| J. GORDON VAETH
| 190
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| A MINIMUM-COST SATELLITE LAUNCHER-2.
| FELIX GODWIN
| 194
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| SPACEFLIGHT: THE RECORD CONTINUED
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| 199
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| CORRESPONDENCE
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| 209
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| REVIEWS
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| 211
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