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... Ley's lengthy career in English as a historian of space flight. He referenced Goddard, Tsiolkovsky, and Oberth. He then described the birth of the German rocket society ( Verein für Raumschiffahrt ...
Soviet writer Jakov I. Perelman writes article "Artificial Moon" for Krasnaya Gazeta. He cites both Tsiolkovsky and Oberth.
... described black mounds like volcanic craters with white central peaks and said central peak of Tsiolkovsky Crater looked like "a white marshmallow in a sea of hot chocolate." Astronauts also described ...
... the many promising new technologies which may offer cheaper access to space. From Goddard to Tsiolkovsky. From the International Space Station to faster-than-light travel. From the ICBM to the ...
... Launch Vehicle
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G.A. Landis et al
G. A. Landis; C. Cafarelli
The Tsiolkovski Tower Re-Examined
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S. Paul
Effect of Substrate Misorientation Angle on Self-Assembling ...
... Aerospace Hall of Fame (2001); Oklahoma Aviation and Space Hall of Fame (2005); Russian Republic Tsiolkovski Award (2005) and ASE Crystal Helmet Award (2005).
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Feb-10
:Category:Astronaut-Cosmonaut ...
... pages, $3.95''
An interesting book for the general reader, it contains bibliographies of Ganswindt, Tsiolkovski, Goddard, Oberth, Valier, Sänger, Zborowski and von Braun, with shorter discussions of other ...
... chapters. Something of the history of Russian rocketry and space flight thinking (principally that of Tsiolkovsky) is given in succeeding chapters. Other material covered in this book are the German role ...
... of gravity. It is usually calculated using the rocket equation, derived and first published by Tsiolkovsky in 1903. Multistage rockets can achieve higher velocities by adding the velocities of the upper ...
... for the future, particularly if thinking of interplanetary flights. . . . The same idea was developed by Tsiolkovsky after Kibalchich.”
Yakov Perelman, an early pioneer in Russian rocketry and astronautics, said that “In ...
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