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... hint for the existence of negative masses hidden behind positive masses. But their use for propulsion by reducing the inertia of matter for example, in the limit of macroscopic bodied with ...

... ROCKET PROPULSION ELEMENTS''' by Sutton, G. P. ''New York, 1948: John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 294 pages, ...

... cover the mission distance and return to Earth within a reasonable time. These velocities require propulsion systems beyond anything currently being developed, but within the capabilities of known materials and physics ...

... systems use solid rockets and liquid rockets powered by hydrogen and oxygen. After launch, electric propulsion will likely be used for deep space travel. ---- Answer provided by Jon H. Brown Image ...

Image:Black_Brant_I_testbed.jpg 400px The Propulsion Test Vehicle (PTV) was built from a British Skylark rocket and adapted by the Canadian Armament Research & Development Establishment (CARDE). The PTV was first fired on February 24th 1959 at CARDE in Valcartier Quebec and output 20,000 lbs for 20 seconds. It would provide the basis for the Black Brant sounding rocket.

Media:1963_Stehling_Lunar_Lander_paper.pdf Lunar Landing Propulsion Considerations by Kurt Stehling (Feb 1963) Category:Publications

Media:1965-06 Mars Missions Woodcock 19650019359.pdf A Propulsion Oriented Study Of Mission Modes For Manned Mars Landing by Gordon Woodcock June 1965 Category:Publications

Image:Manned Space Laboratory - 1959.jpg 300px Manned Space Laboratory by Heinz Hermann Koelle (1959) ABMA Category:Spacecraft

... to merely sampling as on the Apollo expeditions. The design of a Martian surface exobiology laboratory is described. '''To BUY this paper click http://www.jbis.org.uk/paper.php?p ...

Image:ISSRGMOL.jpg 800 px Image:MOL 1966.jpg 500px '''Artist's rendering of the Manned Orbiting Laboratory (ca. 1966)''' Category:Spacecraft

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