U.S. Spacemen To Bug Moon
U S spacemen seek in orbit rendezvous to enable lunar missions amid risk of satellite collisions and electrical discharges. US planners favor lunar orbit docking to speed moon landing while evaluating two ship contact for refueling and future space stations.
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Sputniks Alter Western Fear of Soviet Space Power
The piece recounts Soviet space ambitions from the 1950s, noting Stalin era control of science, Khrushchev easing restrictions, and a rapid push toward artificial satellites. It highlights Sputnik I in 1957 and the subsequent missions and Western shock at Soviet progress.
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Pyotr Kapitsa
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Ivan Bardin
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