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... the finer details here of that controversy that surfaced when the founders of astronautics like Konstantin E. Tsiolkovsky of Russia, Robert H. Goddard of America, Hermann Oberth of then, Austro-Hungary (and ...

... to be called. This approach had already been well realized by the founders of astronautics— Konstantin E. Tsiolkovsky, Hermann Oberth, and Goddard. But whether Fox was aware of these earlier pioneers by ...

... Project, a Connection between Earth and the Moon,” pp. 8-12. - Portrait, Prof. (K.E.) Tsiolkovsky, p. 12. - Max Valier , “Medicine and Spaceflight,” pp. 13-15. - - ''' Media:1928_2_rakete.pdf ... Flight by J.J. Perlman (i.e. Perelman), including German translation of the forward by Tsiolkovsky (p. 70), pp. 69-71. - “Joining the Society,” (Dues, etc.) p. 71. - Ad, book dealer ...

... the implications of this? Is it possible that his writing landed on the doorstep of Tsiolkovsky or Goddard? We may never know, but we can certainly not preclude such a supposition ... his “vision”, without so much as a word altered. This also made them contemporaneous with Tsiolkovsky and Fyodorov. Earlier References and Later Editions The first reference to which we can certainly ...

... few pages of this paper serves to demonstrate how Leitch was chronologically far ahead of Tsiolkovsky and Goddard, but it still doesn’t persuasively position him in a place and time ... and Scotland, ''“to commemorate Dr. Leitch’s learning, educational ability and Christian worth.”'' ref 83 Tsiolkovsky, Goddard and Oberth all became school teachers. All three taught science and all three were ...

... screen of the pressure of light using the repellent effect of solar radiation, and, finally, Tsiolkovsky’s rocket. Perelman concluded that only rockets were capable of lifting man into space. Other popular science books by Perelman include Flight to the Moon (1924), Tsiolkovsky (1924), To the Moon by Rocket (1930), To the Stars by Rocket (1933). ''(Source: V ...

... spaceships and stations on the moon, and build various structures." In a Pravda article Marshal Konstantin Vershinin, head of Soviet Air Force, predicted a new manned space mission that could take ... . . . be used in preparing new manned space flights." In an interview published in Prague, Cosmonaut Konstantin Feoktistov predicted that man would land on Mars and Venus between 1970 and 1980. ''(Pravda ...

... by Academician Boris N. Petrov and ASTP Technical Director for the U.S.S.R. Konstantin D. Bushuyev. Working Group 3, Soviet specialists in docking systems, arrived 16 Jan. and went ... by Academician Boris N. Petrov and ASTP Technical Director for the U.S.S.R. Konstantin D. Bushuyev. Working Group 3, Soviet specialists in docking systems, arrived 16 Jan. and went ...

... the unmanned flight as a spacecraft designed for manned flight. Reuters quoted Soviet scientist Dr. Konstantin Feoktistov as saying the purpose of the flight was to develop a transport system either ... designed with two docking positions. The Soviet director of July's Apollo-Soyuz Test Project , Konstantin Bushuyev, in Houston for a conference, said Soyuz-20 had not been designed to transfer ...

... 31: -- NASA astronaut Joe Acaba, flight engineer -- Russian cosmonaut Gennady Padalka, flight engineer -- Russian cosmonaut Konstantin Valkov, flight engineer (Soyuz 30) Expedition 32 will begin with the undocking of Soyuz 29 ... Padalka, station commander (Soyuz 30) -- NASA astronaut Joe Acaba, flight engineer (Soyuz 30) -- Russian cosmonaut Konstantin Valkov, flight engineer (Soyuz 30) -- NASA astronaut Sunita Williams, flight engineer (Soyuz 31) -- Russian cosmonaut ...

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