| Title
| Co-Authors
| Page
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| Volume 3 No. 1
| JANUARY 1961
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| A BRITISH COMMUNICATION SATELLITE
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| 2
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| EUROPEAN CO-OPERATION IN SPACE
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| 5
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| RETURN TO EARTH
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| 9
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| ABOARD SPUTNIK V
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| 0
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| SOLAR SUNFLOWER
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| 2
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| CRATERS OF THE MOON.
| John W. Macvey
| 3
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| ASTRONAUTICS IN STOCKHOLM
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| 6
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| CONGRESS DIARY.
| Doreen Gatland
| 8
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| THE SATURN FAMILY.
| Dr. Wernher von Braun
| 9
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| BACK FROM ORBIT
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| 22
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| DYNA-SOAR
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| 24
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| ECHO I ENCOUNTERS DARKNESS
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| 25
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| INJECTING ECHO INTO ORBIT
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| 25
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| THE U.S. SPACE PROGRAMME.
| Maj. Gen. Don R. Ostrander
| 26
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| STENTOR AND GAMMA
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| 32
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| Volume 3 No. 2
| MARCH 1961
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| SURFACE EXPLORATION OF THE MOON.
| Peter A. E. Stewart
| 34
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| MOONWATCH IN THE UNITED KINGDOM.
| L. J. Carter
| 49
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| THE GLASGOW MOONWATCH SYSTEM.
| Dr. A. E. Roy
| 53
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| BRITISH PARTICIPATION IN SPACE RESEARCH.
| E. G. D. Andrews
| 57
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| CORRESPONDENCE
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| 67
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| B.I.S. AT "BIGGIN"
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| 68
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| REVIEW
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| 68
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| VOLUME 3 NO. 3
| MAY 1961
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| PAGE N.A.S.A. LOOKS AHEAD.
| MORTON J. STOLLER
| 70
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| NEW LOOK AT THE MOON.
| H. E. ROSS
| 78
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| DESIGNING FOR MAN-IN-SPACE.
| R. P. HAVILAND
| 81
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| SIXTY-DAYS ON ALGAE
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| 86
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| FILM LIST
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| 87
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| QUESTIONS OF SPACE LAW.
| JOHN COBB COOPER
| 95
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| RECONNAISSANCE SATELLITES.
| G. P. COATES
| 100
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| REVIEWS
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| 105
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| CORRESPONDENCE
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| 107
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| SUPERIOR GALACTIC COMMUNITIES.
| MICHAEL H. BRIGGS
| 109
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| QUESTION AND ANSWER
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| 110
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| ELECTRICAL ROCKET PROPULSION
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| 111
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| MISSILE "DRAG" BALLOON
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| 112
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| VOLUME 3 NO. 4
| JULY 1961
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| MISSION TO VENUS
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| 114
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| THE INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY OF ASTRONAUTICS.
| A. G. HALEY
| 119
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| MINITRACK IN BRITAIN
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| 122
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| ENTENTE SPATIALE
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| 124
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| RUSSIA'S SPACE STAMPS.
| DONALD MALCOLM
| 126
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| ECHO AND SOLAR STORMS
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| 129
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| FIRST MAN IN ORBIT
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| 131
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| THE PROBING EYE.
| H. C. KING
| 13
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| REVIEWS
|
| 144
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| NOTHING ON EARTH.
| M. VERTREGT
| 145
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| THE BIG BOOSTERS
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| 150
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| A "SIT-ME-DOWN" SPACESUIT.
| H. E. ROSS
| 151
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| BLACKIE RETURNS
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| 152
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| VOLUME 3 NO. 5
| SEPTEMBER 1961
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| PAGE A PIONEERING MANNED FLIGHT INTO SPACE.
| GEORGE M. LOW
| 154
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| ASTRONAUT TRAINING.
| ROBERT B. VOAS
| 155
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| ROCKET RELIABILITY.
| J. P. KUETTNER
| 157
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| DESIGNING THE VOSTOK
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| 158
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| THE PRE-WAR CONTRIBUTION OF THE B.I.S.
| H. E. ROSS
| 164
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| THE POST-WAR CONTRIBUTION OF THE B.I.S.
| A. V. CLEAVER
| 169
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| RUSSIA'S SPACE PLANS
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| 172
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| FROM AIRLINES TO SPACELINES.
| R. C. TRUAX
| 173
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| POSSIBLE OPERATIONS ON THE MOON.
| FRITZ ZWICKY
| 177
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| CANADIAN SOUNDING ROCKETS
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| 179
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| EXPLORING VENUS BY RADAR
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| 180
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| ASTRONAUTICS IN SCHOOL.
| A. J. MOORE
| 182
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| QUESTION AND ANSWER
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| 187
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| CORRESPONDENCE
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| 187
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| VOLUME 3 NO. 6
| NOVEMBER 1961
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| PAGE A TEN YEAR PROGRAMME OF SPACE TECHNOLOGY.
| L. R. SHEPHERD
| 190
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| LIQUID PROPELLENT MOTORS. W. N. NEAT
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| 193
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| ENGINEERING ASPECTS OF SOLID PROPELLENT MOTORS
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| 198
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| HIGH-ENERGY CHEMICAL PROPELLENTS.
| F. FITZGERALD
| 199
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| WITH GAGARIN INTO ORBIT
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| 204
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| SOME LEGAL PROBLEMS OF SPACE TRAVEL.
| J. M. SMAIL
| 206
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| UNCHANGING MOON?
| J. W. MACVEY
| 210
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| A SUPER ECHO
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| 212
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| SATURN LAUNCH COMPLEX 34
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| 213
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| REVIEWS
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| 217
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| CORRESPONDENCE
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| 219
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