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... Center on the STS-52 Mission. 68 - - '''VOL. 35 NO. 3''' '''MARCH 1993''' - SPACEPLANES - BACK TO THE FUTURE Doug ... 85 - LAUNCH REPORT News of recent launches and forthcoming launch preparations. 88 - THE FIRST REUSABLE SSTO SPACECRAFT A study by ... response to readership interest in the Space-Music relationship. 238 - THE SKYLON SPACECRAFT Articles on SKYLON and HOTOL ...

... the Dynamic 2. General Comments on Nuclear Rocketry 3. Specific Technical Comments on the Dynamics of Nuclear ... 500MW and almost 1400°C and produced 35,000 pounds of thrust. This domed core ... is double the current annual limit. He’s 88 now and in good health and I can ... early SNAPs, which used radioactive materials such as plutonium-238 to produce electricity for payloads, were designed to ...

... 3 David Baker 11 - Space Report 16 - Aladdin '74 Alan Farmer 26 - Delta – The 100-Plus Launch Vehicle Mike Howard 32 - Satellite Digest – 78 Robert D. Christy 35 ... 3 ''' '''MARCH 1975''' - Man's Future in Space Capt. Robert F. Freitag 82 - The Colonization of Space Dr. R. C. Parkinson 88 ... Hooper 236 - Society News 238 - Book Reviews 239 - ''' ...

... The distance of the Moon from Earth is 238,900-miles, while the duration of ... that Campbell’s presentation included his use of 35 mm slides of the V-2, ... the Editor,” “Model Rocketry”, Vol. III, July 1970, p. 3. Diamond, Hillel, item on, “NAR News,” “Model Rocketeer”, Vol. ... (Smithsonian Institution Press: Washington, D.C., 1971), pp. 79, 88, 168, 182, 208-209, 219. Hayes, Bob, “Postgrad Patter ...

... , Ulrich, stud. ing., Stuttgart-Degerloch, Kleinfeldenerstr. 35 - 18 Kromer, Hermann, stud. math., , Leonberg ... 185 Schimunek, Winfried, Aichbach, Am Strudel 88 - 123 Schmele, Horst, stud. ing., ... Civ. ing., Eslingen a. N., Plochingerstr. 44 - 238 Schröder, Hermann, Leverkusen-Wiesdorf, Kurtekottenstr. 14a ... Weirich, Hugo, Dr., Stuttgart W, Silcherstr. 3, II - 115 Weiss, Hans, Augsburg, ...

... 000, "In fiscal year 1963, it went to $3,742,162,000 and in fiscal year 1964 to $5,238,119,400. "In fiscal year 1965 it went ... assembly into near-earth orbit of 125-mi. (201.3 km.) apogee, 108-mi. (173.9-km.) perigee, and 88,1-min, period. After one earth orbit, about ... apogee; 1,753-mi. (2,822-km.) perigee; 315-min, period; and 31.35° inclination. Then, 42 sec, after LES II was released, a 44.5-in,- ...

... by Thor-Agena D booster. One entered orbit with 148-mi ''(238.3-km)'' apogee, 109-mi ''(175.4-km)'' perigee, 88.6-min period, and 81.0° inclination and reentered Dec. 28 ... -km)'' apogee, 862-mi ''(1,387.2-km)'' perigee, 114.4-min period, and 80.3° inclination. ''(Pres Rpt 68)'' Two Nike-Cajun sounding rockets launched by NASA from Churchill Re ... temperature, pressure, density, and wind variation data in atmosphere between 21.8- and 59-mi ''(35- and 95-km)'' altitudes by detonating grenades at various altitudes and recording their sound arrival ...

... 30 - Space Medallions L. J. Carter 35 - Hermes: The French Shuttle Martin Senechel - ... 86 - Correspondence 88 - Society News 90 - Secretary's Desk 92 - Book Notices 95 - - '''VOL. 39 NO. 3''' '''MARCH 1986''' - ... - '''VOL. 28 NO. 6''' '''JUNE 1986''' - US LAUNCH TURMOIL 238 - SHUTTLE INQUIRY 240 - SOVIET SCENE - Space Station ...

... 11 November 2011 25 - Book Reviews. 32 - Letters. 35 - Society News. 39 - MIR' ... London 76-78 - - '''VOL. 54 No. 3''' '''March 2012''' - The Mighty Atlas ... 5 hardware development – Japan plans enviro-duo 88-89 - In brief – news shorts from around the ... Raymond Lygo obituary; Apollo Symposium. 234-238 - - '''VOL. 54 No. 7''' '''July 2012''' ...

... Mitigation Guidelines on Geostationary Transfer Orbit 3-10 - T. Kammash Antiproton Powered Gas ... Fuel in Space Propulsion Systems 35-38 - G. Genta The ... Propulsion - An Enabling Technology for Interstellar Precursor Missions 88-93 - C. Maccone Relativistic Optimized Link ... Electric Propulsion for Human Exploration Missions 230-238 - A. Kennedy Interstellar Travel - ...

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