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Prepared by the Northrup Institute of Technology, the book contains a detailed explanation of electrical and electronic theory and illustrates principles and their application to both airplanes and rocket propelled ... Science and Technology with an Astronomical Supplement - A History of Astronautical Book Literature 1931 - 1961.'' by Frederick I. Ordway III
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... application of physical chemistry to both aerodynamics and space flight. It is based on a conference held at the University of Pennsylvania in the Fall of 1959, by the Space Sciences Laboratory ... Science and Technology with an Astronomical Supplement - A History of Astronautical Book Literature 1931 - 1961.'' by Frederick I. Ordway III
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... quest for knowledge.
Dreams and curiosity are part of the magical essence of childhood.
Uninhibited by the realities of practical feasibility, children's
dreams, questions and ideas convey a strong sense ... experiences here on Earth. As children
seek answers, they may read both the story and the material
within each chapter. Generated by pre-school through high
school students, Kids to Space: A ...
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In what must be one of the strangest sci-fi novels ever written, Northrup developed both theoretically and experimentally the idea of the modern “mass driver,” or electromagnetic gun. Northrup was ... projectiles, Northrup simply placed two of his guns muzzle to muzzle; the projectile accelerated by one is braked by the other, using exactly the same amount of energy.
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... Mars. This is by no means an idle phase of the mission. In addition to observations of Mars, many other experiments and measurements will be made on both the Earth to Mars ... , each vehicle assembled in earth orbit consists of three nuclear propulsion modules (Nuclear Shuttles) side by side, with the planetary spacecraft docked to the center module. Each spacecraft is nominally capable ...
... will be made possible by the operational experience gained and the systems developed for the Integrated Program in the 1970's. The Earth orbital program will qualify both man and systems for ... Mars Landing Mission.
Maximum utilization of Apollo systems in the early 1970's is demonstrated by the use of two Saturn V Workshops in Earth orbit and additional Apollo type missions ... 1975 space station evolves into a Space Base that can support up to 100 people by the early 1980's. This facility allows extensive multi disciplinary scientific activities as indicated. A ...
... been initially funded predominantly for military reasons, Canada's military agenda was quickly superseded by the very real commercial prospects of better communications for the general public in remote ... show a particular and understandable interest in how the atmosphere above the arctic affected both communications and the stability and reliability of anything moving at high velocities in the ...
... passenger into sub-orbital space.
Image:100YearsCanadianSlide60b.jpg right thumb Geoff Sheerin and Canadian Arrow
By July of 2002 Sheerin successfully fired a 57,000 lb. liquid fueled rocket engine, the ... rapidly, despite some ups and downs caused by the loss of an earlier Mars mission. By 2001 Optech and York University worked studiously on developing both the technology and the proposals for sending ...
... Service Corporation manufactured the first satellite of the Azerbaijan Republic. Azerspace-1 was launched by Ariane-5ECA of Arianespace which belongs to the French Space Agency,The objective lies ... development of new professionals. ref 8 Apart from this, the new system applicable to both space industry and also information technology should be strengthened considerably according to the mission.
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... culturally. Our constant goal remains the expansion of human horizons.
Human history has favored both spatial and cultural expansion. Fresh prospects yield new perspectives. Life springing from the sea ... ways forward. Enjoy
1"The next steps in exploring deep space" as proposed by International Academy of Astronautics in September 2004
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The Farthest Shore - Chapter One - A ...
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