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... be smaller and smaller, the result in his mind at least, was how important this made us. This same notion was articulated more than a century later by noted science writer Arthur C ... -cited Chinese adventurer Wan Hu, with his rocket propelled chair, is almost certainly an example of complete fiction; very likely created in the early 20th century. Then there is the French satirist ...
Science-fiction writers have often used novel methods to allow the characters in their books to travel very large distances in space in their lifetimes; otherwise the books would be very long and boring ... 's possible I cannot say. But I have a lot of faith in the ability of humans to overcome such hurdles, and I'm sure we will be able to one day explore the stars
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... OF VALENTIN GLUSHKO Valentin Glushko headed the Soviet space programme from 1974 until his death in 1988. Novosti Science Writer Mikhail Chernyshov reviews Glushko's extraordinary career and looks at some of ... of the Gamma Ray Observatory (GRO) and America's first space walk in space for more than five years will be the highlights of Atlantis' next mission, STS-37. Spaceflight presents a preview of ...
... Neville Kidger at the premiere.
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PUTTING SCIENCE INTO FICTION John Gosling tells how Japanese animation has used space themes to inspire and entertain.
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HAVE ROCKET WILL TRAVEL ... Titan IV launchings of 'America's orbiting sentries'. Soviet/Russian Astronautics.
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SOVIET ROCKETRY THAT CONQUERED SPACE, Part 1 Developments from the first ICBM to the launch of Sputnik are ...
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Letters and emails Battle to witness Shuttle finale. Clarke book, Volunteers bring about change. Sustainable spaceflight, Shirley Jones. Celebrations in Star City for Gagarin.
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Society news BIS convention with science fiction slant ...
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Silenced thunder
Dwayne Day.
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Letters and emails World's first rocket patch. Half-hearted compromise. Embracing science fiction. Proud of our endeavours, Film poster.
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Dream makers of the future
Kelvin Long.
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... concluded this particularly insightful essay by indirectly providing the entire premise for H.G. Wells science fiction story ''“The Comet” ''(written in 1897) when he discussed the prevailing notion that the ... America, ''above'' a story about a young pilot about to attempt a solo crossing of the Atlantic. The pilot’s name was Charles Lindbergh and he would become one of the most ardent supporters of ...
... 2004 and all of the latest animations from NASA showing some of the proposed ideas for the future exploration of the Solar System. "New Moon Rising: The Making of America's new Space Vision and the Remaking of NASA" is written by veteran space writer Frank Sietzen , Jr. and ...
Britain's first science fiction magazine ran for 16 issues from 1937-1942 and was published by Walter H. Gillings . The magazine featured fiction and non-fiction by many members of the British Interplanetary Society including Arthur C. Clarke , John Wyndham, Eric Frank Russell , Archibald M. Low , John Happian Edwards , William F. Temple , Gillings and some ...
... Science Fact & Science Fiction '' magazine in 1973. Stine envisioned the Starship to be part of a wider programme of interstellar exploration, beginning in the 1990s. Although the Enzmann Starship is relatively well known in science fiction circles, it is not well known within the interstellar research community and ...
... University of Kent have recently been working with primary schools to promote the teaching of space. Mike Howell writes about this work and the great interest it has aroused.
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ION PROPULSION - SCIENCE FICTION BECOMING SCIENCE FACT D.G. Fearn reports on the work being undertaken in the UK to design and construct ion propulsion, previously referred to only in the books of science fiction authors.
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