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| VOL. 44 NO. 5
| MAY 2002
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| International Space News Europe action plan for global monitoring Skynet 5 contract award, Envisat launch Crew Return Vehicle drop test, Grace lifts off, Shuttle to launch first space 'railroad', Budget fears on Mars Sample Return missions, Jovian stratosphere, Critical tests for Rosetta, India' s microgravity vehicle.
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| 180
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| Satellite Digest.
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| 190
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| Space Station Chronology
| Neville Kidger.
| 192
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| Space motion sickness Etiology, current research and implications for space flight
| Erik Seedhouse.
| 200
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| First British ride into space Watershed mission for Soviet space programme
| Francis French.
| 204
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| Document throws light on Intercosmos politics
| Aleksandr Zheleznyakov.
| 208
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| Apollo 16 Teamwork in action
| John Catchpole.
| 210
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| Britain's role in the Apollo lunar landing
| Chris Gainor.
| 213
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| Correspondence Increasing Space Station capacity, Understanding Martian flight theory, Development of aerospace systems using aircraft technology, Capitalising on growing interest in space, Global warming — Man versus Nature, Information wanted on engineer.
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| 215
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| Society news L.J. Carter Memorial Lecture.
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| 219
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| VOL. 44 NO. 10
| OCTOBER 2002
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| International Space News Atlas V maiden voyage, Inflatable re-entry technology craft, ESA aims for 2004 Galileo test, Public to form UK space policy, Astrium to build ESA's Aeolus spacecraft, Shuttle launches to resume, Earth pathfinder missions.
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| 400
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| Satellite Digest.
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| 408
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| Rosetta - comet lander and orbiter Europe's mission to decipher the building blocks of the solar system
| E Rudolf van Beest.
| 410
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| Space Station Chronology
| Neville Kidger.
| 413
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| KSC's Space Station Processing Facility Five years of preparing ISS elements
| Gerard van de Haar.
| 414
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| Envisat An unprecedented view of our planet Lucy Owens.
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| 417
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| Beyond where the sky meets the dawn Bill Shepherd on the birth of a new frontier (part one)
| Francis French.
| 420
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| A sheep in wolf's clothing The Samos E-5 Recoverable Satellite (part one)
| Dwayne A. Day.
| 424
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| China prepares for manned flight A celebration in stamps and postcards
| Jeff Dugdale.
| 432
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| Correspondence Chinese astronauts in space within two years, Media manipulation, Shackleton's Space Station airlock, 'Mars fantasy' never to become reality.
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| 434
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| Book Notices.
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| 438
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| Into Space
| Roderick MacDonald.
| 440
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| VOL. 44 NO. 11
| NOVEMBER 2000
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| International Space News Flawless launch of new Meteosat, TRW wins NGST contract, Contour update, Atlas success for Spanish satellite, Biggest ever Gamma Ray, Third H2A launched, New Shuttle and ISS crews, China's manned flight, Earthquake research.
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| 444
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| Satellite Digest.
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| 452
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| Belgian astronaut prepares for Russian Soyuz mission Frank De Winne on his ISS mission
| Philip Corneille and Bert Vis.
| 454
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| Space Station Chronology
| Neville Kidger.
| 458
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| Beyond where the sky meets the dawn Bill Shepherd and 'Space Ship Alpha'
| Francis French.
| 464
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| Mariner II fly by of the planet Venus The first missions to explore Earth's 'sister'
| Philip Corneille.
| 430
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| Rumours, innuendo and gossip Discovering the truth behind Russia's early space programme
| Alexander Zheleznyakov, translated by Mikhail Vorobyov.
| 471
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| The Ride stuff First US female astronaut encourages girls to pursue sciences
| Hartriono B. Sastrowardoyo.
| 476
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| Correspondence Leasing Space Shuttle Columbia to the private sector, Voyager offers lesson in project management, Short-sighted concerns of BBC radio debate, An ISS mission to Mars.
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| 477
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| Book Notices.
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| 482
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| Society News BBC Radio 4 'Straw Poll' debate Malcolm Smith the International Space Station is captured lust after the.
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| 484
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| VOL. 44 NO. 12
| DECEMBER 2000
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| International Space News Soyuz crash delays De Winne flight to ISS, Integral observatory launched, Atlantis touches down, Mars Odyssey data released, Japan's ISS module delayed by budget problems, New funding structure for UK space activities, Aurora plans take shape, Hot Bird prepares for launch.
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| 488
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| Satellite Digest.
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| 496
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| Shuttle observation camera provides new launch video
| Joel W. Powell.
| 499
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| Space Station Chronology
| Neville Kidger.
| 500
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| The Sun as art
| Steele Hill.
| 506
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| The Midcourse Space Experiment
| Jos Heyman.
| 508
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| Apollo 17
| John Catchpole.
| 511
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| The X-38 lifting body heritage
| Joel W. Powell.
| 516
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| Correspondence UK's opportunity for ISS participation, Bringing science into the classroom, Cosmonaut call-signs, Positron and Hubble image parallel, Manned spaceflight needs public support.
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| 519
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| Book Notices.
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| 523
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| Into Space
| John Allbutt.
| 525
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| Society Announcements.
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| 526
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| Indexes for 2002.
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| 527
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