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... commercial space technologies now under development, and the prospect that these emerging new industries will generate even more space industries in the future. 13.1 On-orbit servicing and related transport activities ... discussed above are truly large space activities and far below the large multi-billion dollar industrial sectors represented by satellite communications, remote sensing or space navigation and precise timing applications. But ...

... study is to assess the viability of satellite remote sensing for surveying in the resources industry. The case study involves a topographic survey of a dune field for a prospective mining ...

A monthly magazine published by the Institute of the Aeronautical Sciences in the late 1950s and early 1960s. The Editorial Advisory Committee included Krafft A. Ehricke , Major Gen. John Medaris, Wellwood E. Beall, Abe Silverstein . Category:Publications

'''Author - D. Sivier '''Co-Author(s)''' - '''JBIS Volume ''' - Contents of the Journal of the British Interplanetary Society for Volume 55 55 '''Page ''' - 188-192 '''Year''' - 2002 '''Keywords''' - Space, film, television, sport, tourism '''JBIS Reference Code ''' - 2002.55.188 '''Number of Pages''' - 5 Abstract Space exploration is the subject of intense media interest in a ...

... from the Bristol Aeroplane Company in England. Bristol modified the Raven's fore and aft compartments to accommodate CARDE's requirements, they then manufactured the engine casing and the fin assembly. Bristol Aero-Industries of ... the CF-105 program. However, the loss of jobs in the Canadian missile and electronics industry caused by this cancellation began a brain drain of experts to other countries. Since both ...

... duplicating-space communications system. ''(Finney, NYT West. Ed. , 3/13/63)'' Albert Fia, chief engineer Bristol Aero Industries delivers a paper to the Toronto branch of the Canadian Aeronautics and Space Institute about ...

... . Some of the organizations at AVRO were trying to lease off whole departments to other aero industries. I can’t really confirm the details anymore, but I believe they leased off significant ... , and launching them at the Cape Canaveral; Florida . Ninety-nine percent of the American industry, aerospace industry-type engineer, was working on that problem, either that or in the aerospace business. They ...

... AERO Institute was to enable competitive U.S. utilization of industry, university and government assets by: ''' Leveraging the assets of NASA Dryden, local, state, & Federal government agencies, Space Grant Universities and local industry ... including local, state, and Federal government agencies, industry, academia, and philanthropic organizations. '''ACES - Reapplying the Human Capital Development Model ''' The amazing part of the AERO Institute story is that the concept and ...

... of $30.1 billion in 1968, an increase of almost $3 billion over 1967, Aerospace Industries Assn. President Karl G. Harr, Jr., told Washington, D.C., meeting of Aviation/Space Writers ... %, from $1.088 billion in 1967 to $1.121 billion, reported AIA's "1968 Aerospace Industry Review and Forecast," which Harr released. Nonmilitary space sales declined 3.7%, from $4.202 ... . Award would be presented at AIAA 7th Aero­space Science Meeting in New York Jan. 20-22, 1969. Dr. Stanley G. Hooker, Technical Director of Bristol Engine Div., Rolls-Royce Ltd., and ...

... first year included: Aircraft Industries of Canada Alloy Metal Sales Ltd Aviation Electric Ltd Aviquipo of Canada Ltd Avro Aircraft Ltd Babb Company Ltd Bristol Aeroplane Company Ltd B.W. ... Ltd Northwest Industries Ltd Orenda Engines Ltd Prenco Progress and Engineering Ltd PSC Applied Research Ltd Railway and Power Engineering Ltd Rolls-Royce of Canada Ltd Ross-Aero Ltd Rousseau ...

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