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... for Volume 59 59 '''Page ''' - 68-70 '''Year''' - 2006 '''Keywords''' - Beam driven sail, solar sail, Cosmos-1 '''JBIS Reference Code ''' - 2006.59.68 '''Number of Pages''' - 3 Abstract The Planetary Society planned to launch Cosmos-1, the first solar sail in 2005. We planned an experiment to irradiate the sail ...

... Abstract A companion paper has reviewed the various series of satellites launched using the small Cosmos-2/2M vehicle during 1961- 1977 1 . The present paper presents a review of the ...

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... . that he makes policy with very little approval above." ''(N YT, 10/7/632 23)'' COSMOS XIX transmissions have been picked up by the Sohio Research Center near Cleveland, Ohio. The Center ... transmit continuously. ''(Cleveland Plain Dealer, 10/6/63)'' "Informed sources" in Moscow said that Soviet Cosmo­nauts Andrian Nikolayev and Valentina Tereshkova were en­gaged to be married. ''(UPI, NYT,10 ...

U.S.S.R. announced COSMOS XIX had been placed in orbit (519-km. apogee, 270-km. perigee, 92.2-min. period; ...

... : apogee, 1,488 mi. ; perigee, 366 mi.; period, 115.8 min.; inclination, 78.62°. EXPLORER XIX , like EXPLORER IX , is an atmospheric density satellite. Because of its large surface area and ... variations in solar radiation, can be measured by into in the satellite's orbit. EXPLORER XIX was launched into polar orbit and, when tracked by NASA and the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory ... latitudes. ''(EX. SIX Project Office, LaRC . J. O'Sullivan; NASA Releases 63-271 and 281)'' COSMOS XXIV earth satellite orbited by U.S.S.R. (apogee, 254 mi.; perigee, 131 mi ...

... unarguable, however, that results from increasingly complex missions have revolutionized humanity’s understanding of the cosmos. The Nobel Prize in physics was, for the first time in 2006, awarded for a ... parties shall consider in good faith” (Art. XIX. 2). The Liability Convention has been used in a dispute settlement in the case of COSMOS 954 accident (i.e. the claim of Canada vs. the U.S.S.R.). The Soviet space object, Cosmos 954, carried on board a nuclear reactor using radioactive uranium-235 as its fuel source ...

Astronomers at Smithsonian Astrophysical Observa­tory announced it was virtually impossible for EXPLORER XIX bal­loon satellite to be sighted by the naked eye, because even in the most ...

... satellite's atmospheric drag effects were correlated with those of a similar inflated sphere, EXPLORER XIX , orbited Dec. 19,1963. EXPLORER IX was the first satellite orbited by a solid-fuel ...

... )'' was a 12-ft.-dia., 19-lb. polka-dotted sphere identical to EXPLORERS IX and XIX. It was covered with aluminum foil to reflect both sunlight and radio waves, approximately 4 ...

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