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... felt responsible for that state-of-affairs. These were all strong concerns. There is no question he was also now ... Space Travel – The Rocket Motor'', edited by Ernst Stuhlinger and J.D. Hunley with Jennifer Garland - The NASA History Series ... Missile,” University of Maryland, 2005, p. 38, available on line; G. Edward Pendray, “The German Rockets,” ''Bulletin, American Interplanetary Society'', No. 17 ...

... be number of "firsts": "the ultimate test," actual touchdown; 1/6 g environment; new thermal conditions; two-man EVA on lunar surface; ... left no doubt that the Administration favors continuation of a strong manned space flight program and a total space effort ... discovered, had been preserved by discovery team, W. J. Cooke, M. J. Disney, and D. J. Taylor at Steward Observatory, Univ. of Arizona. ''( ...

... that afternoon and he encouraged me to reapply. “You have a strong application.” So that night I went and planned out the research ... communications cap. I was actually surprised how easily I adapted to zero-G. I had a little headache, dizziness, certainly, but I didn’t ... I went back and I said something about that to Charlie Charles J. Precourt, who was also one of my classmates, and he started ...

... the spring of 1966 she married another NASA employee, Tom Thomas G. Mancuso. My sister is Dianna M. Flowers Mancuso . Tom was working ... astronauts. When we moved upstairs, Flight A secretary was Toni Antoinette J. Zahn, and the chief of Flight A was M. Scott Carpenter. ... had, even though it was temporary—and I had very very strong feelings for Colonel Grissom. When we lost that crew, that was ...

... to the ban, in 1968 Stan Gunn at Rocketdyne studied replacing the J-2 third stage of the Saturn V with a first generation NERVA ... a very high pressure and leave in a very short distance (e.g., four-feet) at a very low pressure. This core pressure drop ... the dome concept developed for the Pluto nuclear ramjet. Domes are exceedingly strong and to prove it, take a fresh egg from your refrigerator, clasp ...

... correspondence with Oberth. In other words, there is a strong probability that Oberth may have already known of Schershevsky ''before ... - Part 1 Return to the start ---- '''Footnotes''' note 1 J.W. (probably Johannes Winkler), “Ein Besuch in den Ateliers der Ufa ... the West (Up to the Mid-1930s),” in Otfried G. Liepack, ed., ''History of Rocketry and Astronautics - Proceedings of ...

... The opinion of the international community is a very strong deterrent against non-performance by a state of its ... the discussion of space-related products and services, e.g., the 1997 Agreement on Basic Telecommunications, including satellite ... Jakhu, “Regulatory Process for Communications Satellite Frequency Allocations,” in Pelton J., Madry S., Camacho Lara S. (ed.), Handbook of Satellite ...

... division had a function that was related to the other pretty strongly. We also directly supported Shuttle Program Management through Bass Redd, our ... by Bob Robert F. Thompson, as the program manager and Owen G. Morris was the manager for Shuttle integration. His deputy was my ... . Many of the guys I had formerly worked for like Tom J. Thomas Milton had all retired or taken other jobs. I had ...

... see things in that upper world; and, if his nature were strong enough to bear the sight, he would recognize that is ... are of Boston, Massachusetts, taken by S. A. King and J. W. Black in 1860. The first aerial photographs were taken ... levels, atmospheric pollutants, snow and ice extent. Major global issues, e.g., stratospheric ozone depletion, sea level rise, ocean pollution, deforestation and ...

... with the crew . I was the system monitor, also. There was me and Walt Walter J. Kapryan was the other one. We were each project engineers. He was project engineer in ... us to take a break and change out our tapes. Tape change '''Annexstad:''' …working so strongly with LSAPT and everything, and because I was involved with processing, they asked me to ... never realized that we could get in these amounts, a direction that’s moving very strongly towards life elsewhere. Who know where this is going to go. Just by putting together ...

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