Much Human Destiny To Ride With First Space Satellite
The piece describes the first man made satellite, a 200 pound magnesium ball with sensors, to be launched by rockets reaching 18,000 mph. It explains IGY aims, international cooperation, and the race with Russia, noting its elliptical orbit from 200 to 1500 miles and the need for exact speed to succeed.
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First Space
Alton L. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Science Reporter
Washington
Space
Russia
Earth
John P. Hagen
Naval Research Laboratory
IGY
Dr. Hagen
Space drift and glassy vacuum tease a radio message
Gradually they will drift apart as the heavier rocket slows more in the near vacuum. The silent glistening ball will chatter back to earth by radio telling who knows what, while the want ads promise results.
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Earth
World fish catch climbs over forty percent since 1948
The global catch has risen by more than 40 percent since 1948 led by Japan with the United States in second place and Russia following.
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Japan
United States
Russia
Cathedral Erected in Panama in 1510
The first mainland cathedral of the Americas was built in 1510 at Santa Maria de la Antigua in Panama. It marks a milestone in colonial church construction and regional religious history.
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Americas
Santa Maria de la Antigua
Panama
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