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... S. intelligence concerning Soviet missile development as related to the first ICBM's, the first Sputniks, the high-altitude U-2 operations, and the so-called "missile gap." He related these ... relative missile strength in 1960. ''(Fortune, 12/64, 114f.)''

Karl G. Harr, Jr., Pres. of Aerospace Industries Assn., editorialized: "To those familiar with the technical achievements of the ...

... once more that men are the real heroes-and the essential factor-in space exploration." ''(Pres. Doc., 12/20/65, 587)'' Soviet Cosmonauts Konstantin P. Feoktistov and Lt. Boris B. Yegorov ... chain reaction from nuclear fission," and that such a source could "feed scientific instruments on sputniks or satellites." ''(Wash, Post, 12/12/65, A28)'' Analysts of the 1966 budget of the ...

... -km (81-mi) perigee, 89.8-min period, and 111° inclination. Satellite reentered Nov. 11. ''(Pres Rpt 71; Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC SSR, 10/31/70;11/30/70)'' U ... of the fairly small group that had dominated the upper levels of government science since Sputnik." Dr. David had been picked by members of President Nixon's personal staff without consultation ...

... , exploration and administration in astronautics, so that he may continue to seek and maintain a pre-eminence in outer space for the United States." Nelson P. Jackson Aerospace Award was presented ... in war-related technology. It hardly needs underlining that a rocket capable of orbiting a sputnik could also deliver a hydrogen bomb to a distant target on earth." It was evident ...

... programs; for definition, design, development, and subsystem testing activities in shuttle program; and for pre-definition and definition of future programs, including High Energy Astronomy Observatory, Stratoscope 1 and ... position "where-unless we take appropriate action- there could be new surprises and new `sputniks.' But they are less likely to be in areas such as the peaceful exploration ...

... and pre- history of man suggests that the human drive is expressed through just such tentative movements out of the world of tried experience into a new world of untested promise. " Sputnik ...

... previously unpublished photographs, selected from NASA’s archives. Heralding the space age, the launch of Sputnik led to the creation of NASA one year later. ''NASA, “New Book Chronicles NASA’s ... yet it fundamentally changed the nature of all humanity.”14 ''Agence France-Presse, “Russia Marks Sputnik Anniversary,” 5 October 2007.'' September 2007 September October 2007 October Oct 1 2007 1 Oct ...

... an integrated, reusable Space transportation infrastructure. Politics (and military technology) intervened. Instead - fifty years after Sputnik - expendable launch vehicles remain our only way of accessing Space and a return to ... of the early 1960s, if politics had not intervened and the roadmap of the pre-spaceflight visionaries had been followed. The first part describes the way in which an ...

... COMMUNICATION SATELLITE 2 - EUROPEAN CO-OPERATION IN SPACE 5 - RETURN TO EARTH 9 - ABOARD SPUTNIK V 10 - SOLAR SUNFLOWER 12 - CRATERS OF THE MOON. John W. Macvey 13 - ASTRONAUTICS ... ROBERT B. VOAS 155 - ROCKET RELIABILITY. J. P. KUETTNER 157 - DESIGNING THE VOSTOK 158 - THE PRE-WAR CONTRIBUTION OF THE B.I.S. H. E. ROSS 164 - THE POST-WAR ...

... ASTRONAUTS 'ON THE JOB' Ben Evans interviews a veteran of two Space Shuttle missions. 48 - PRE-LAUNCH PREPARATIONS FOR STS-61 Endeavour is switched from Launch Pad 39A to 39B. A ... of the ten-year outlook. Features. 365 - NEW REVELATIONS ABOUT THE AMERICAN SATELLITE PROGRAMME BEFORE SPUTNIK Dwayne A. Day writes about policy decisions affecting the launch of America's first satellite ...

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