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... and applications. (NASA Release 88-60).
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Humor
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Scott A Piper
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'''Volume 5 No 3'''
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Destiny
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Michael Radencich
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WHY EINSTEIN IS OVERRATED
Interview
Anthony l. Liversidge
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BLACK HOLES AND HYPERSPACE
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Marcia F ...
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1982's WORST ACHIEVEMENTS
Pictorial
Mike Edelhart
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LUCRATIVE CAREERS
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Omni Editors
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... 26 December 1928, although the rocket only reached a distance of 204.5 ft. (62.3 m) at about 60 mph (96.5 km/hr.). Also in the February issue appeared a sample chapter ... , “Eight Days in the Story of Rocketry,” ''Thrilling Wonder Stories'', Vol. 10, December 1937, p. 60; “Zusammenkünfte in Breslau,” Die Rakete, 15 March 1929, p. 45.
note 9 Johannes ... Rakete, 15 July 1929, pp. 83-85; “Kritische Ecke - Antwort Dr. v. Hoeffts,” pp. 86-88 and in the same column, Prof. H. Oberth, “Dr. Franz v. Hoefft,” pp ...
... . Stuckey
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PRIME TIME
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Norman Spinrad
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NEBULA
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Marc Kaplan
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Opinion
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Jarnes Randi
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'''Volume 3 No 5'''
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Untitled
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Pete Turner
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Cynthia Morgan
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HIGH FASHION
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Anthony Wolff
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PETER GLASER
Interview
Douglas Colligan
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Soviet "automatic interplanetary station" ZOND I was 10,137,000 km. (6,298,838 mi.) from the Earth, according to Tass, and more than 60 radio communication ... companies concerned with aerospace and electronics. Actually, 11 states received 88.3% of the awards in FY 1962; 18 states received 95.3% of the total. Five major Defense RDT&E complexes, centered ... 1964 May
May 1 1964 1 May 2 1964 2 May 3 1964 3 May 4 1964 4 May 5 1964 5 May 6 1964 6 May 7 1964 7 May 8 1964 8 ...
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Alien of Troy
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Jean Francois Podevin
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The Future of Space Technology
FIRST WORD
Allan McDonald
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OMNIBUS
Data Bank
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COMMUNICATIONS
Correspondence
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88 ... Industrious Insects
Pictorial
Jane Bosveld
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Molecular Engineer ... Dave Jaffe
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'''Volume 11 No 5'''
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Paul J. Nahin
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Best 3
Celestial Visitations
Pictorial
Gilbert Williams
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God Bless Them
Fiction
Gordon R. Dickson
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Adventure of the Metal Murderer
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Down There
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Damon Knight
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The Touch
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Gregory Benford
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The Lost Secret
Fiction
Laurence M. Janifer
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There Were ...
... of Apollo spacecraft. ''( Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC Release 65-60)''
NASA and DOD had approved first phase of a General Dynamics ... . The study would continue through April 30. ''(USAF OAR Release 3-65-5)''
Aviation Week reported theory of many U.S. officials that COSMOS ... . launched by U.S.S.R. October 28, 1964, in 88 pieces. ''(GFSC SSR, 3/15/65, 33, 37; Av. Wk., 4/12/65, 34 ...
... microwave radiometer (ESMR) ; surface-composition mapping radiometer (SCMR) ; and temperature-humidity infrared radiometer (THIR).
Nimbus 5 was sixth of seven spacecraft designed to provide atmospheric data for improved weather forecasting. With ... orbit with 315-km (195.7-mi) apolune and 97-km (60.3-mi) perilune after 398-sec LOI burn at 88:54 GET (2:47 pm EST Dec. 10). Cernan announced: "America ...
... entered orbit with 247-km ''(153-mi) apogee, 155-km ''(96-mi) perigee, 88.4-min period, and 81.4° inclination and reentered May 12. ''(Pres Rpt ... and was extended 20 min. During crew's return to Lunar Module LM , 5-cm (2-in) portion of Young's portable life support system (PLSS) ... 4:56 EST April into lunar orbit with 123.3-km (76.6-mi) apolune and 97.9-km (60.8-mi) perilune. Hexagonal, 40-kg (90-lb ...
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