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... that then consisted of about 1,000,” he continued, “are engineers, physicians, teachers of science, writers, leaders of the great newspapers, scientists, and technical men.”
The ''Mitteilungen'' continued, at the beginning ... , and C.P. Mason - all of the American Interplanetary Society; and the noted science fiction writer Roman F. Starzl, besides Frank B. Eason, the President of the science fiction “fan club ...
... possibly in the same room as Leitch. Today Lucian is universally accepted as the earliest writer of a fictional trip to the moon. In one of his “Menippean” dialogues, written in ... for civil and intellectual discourse from all denominations and by "many of the best known writers of the day."
Macleod had risen rapidly in the ranks of his peers and was ...
... , engineer, architect, philosopher and amateur astronomer.
José Nicolini, a scholar of interplanetary subjects.
Jeronimo Monteiro, writer and journalist.
Ladislau Deutsch, enthusiast of astronomy.
J.Reis, writer and journalist.
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... the nature of stars, planets and galaxies and the reality of cosmic threats. Science fiction writer Larry Nixon famously said: “The dinosaurs became extinct because they didn't have a space ... quote became even more widely known when used by space scientist, futurist and science fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke.
It is in fact the danger of humanity’s possible extinction that ...
... “''aviation''” and “''''airplane''''” arrived much later. “Aviation” came first. It was coined by the French writer and former naval officer Gabriel La Landelle in 1863. He derived it from the verb ... language, from “''air''” plus the stem of the French word, “''planer''” or "''to soar''".)
Most writers and speakers on the subject throughout much of the 19th century thus came to use ...
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... left. Please name the book image with the ISBN number as demonstrated here.
Infobox book
name = The Conquest of Space
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editor = Robert Godwin
foreword = Arthur C. Clarke
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... aircraft ordered by the Army, the performance of which compared unfavorably with European aircraft.
French writer Victor Coissac writes "Conquest of Space".
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... .R. established rocket test centers at Kazan, Moscow, and Leningrad.
Ari A. Sternfeld , Soviet space writer, publishes his book "Introduction to space exploration".
During Spring: Single-engine Heinkel (He-112) with ...
... of Space" published in Russian.
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Ari I. Sternfeld Soviet space writer publishes his book "From Artificial Satellites to Interplanetary Missions".
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