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Dryden, H. L.
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THE UNITED NATIONS IN THE FIELD OF OUTER SPACE
United nations and space research
TOWARD THE NEW HORIZONS OF TOMORROW
Discussion of the general objectives of the national aeronautics and space act, and future developments in astronautics
The National and International Significance of the Lunar Exploration Program
Review of steps taken by nasa toward landing a man on the moon
COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITES- STATEMENT TO THE COMMITTEE ON AERONAUTICAL AND SPACE SCIENCES, U.S. SENATE
Communications satellites
NASA AND THE UNIVERSITIES. PRINCIPAL ADDRESSES AT THE GENERAL SESSIONS
Space exploration & space science - conference addresses
THE NATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE AUGMENTED PROGRAM OF SPACE EXPLORATION
Space exploration & human behavior - space flight, lunar mission, space technology, satellites
FUTURE EXPLORATION AND UTILIZATION OF OUTER SPACE
Summary of the present technical position in space exploration, including brief discussion of specific projects
The space environment-- new frontier of electronics news release 62-81
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The national significance of the augmented program of space exploration
National significance of space exploration
Future Exploration and Utilization of Outer Space
The assessment of the future of astronautics is the task of a prophet, a profession not recognized as an established branch of science. Prophecy is an art rather than a profession and there are no established methods of procedure. Knowledge of specific developments in progress and past experience give a reasonable basis for extrapolating a few years ahead. For the more distant future, imagination, intuition, and faith are the only tools, and these are inevitably colored by the nature and environment of the prophet. He may be naturally an optimist or a pessimist. The seeker for financial support and the salesman will see the future very differently than the engineer responsible for the success of launching vehicles on difficult missions. Some of the problems of predicting future developments may be appreciated by looking backward in time by 52 years.
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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THE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION
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The turbulence problem today
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