Documents on International Aspects of the Exploration and Use of Outer Space, 1954-1962: Staff Report |
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... observing an international polar year every 50 years , but in 1950 a group of scientists meeting in Washington , D.C. , sug- gested that the next polar year be held during 1957-58 , or at a 25 - year interval . The need for more basic ...
... observing an international polar year every 50 years , but in 1950 a group of scientists meeting in Washington , D.C. , sug- gested that the next polar year be held during 1957-58 , or at a 25 - year interval . The need for more basic ...
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... observation organized in a program known as " Moonwatch . " This network consisted of over 100 visual - observation stations in the United States and 62 in other parts of the world . In addition , 66 stations were reportedly established ...
... observation organized in a program known as " Moonwatch . " This network consisted of over 100 visual - observation stations in the United States and 62 in other parts of the world . In addition , 66 stations were reportedly established ...
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... observation . The following day the President spoke by telephone to the dele- gates attending the First National Conference on the Peaceful Uses of Space at Tulsa , Okla . He told them that space research , as de- fined in the National ...
... observation . The following day the President spoke by telephone to the dele- gates attending the First National Conference on the Peaceful Uses of Space at Tulsa , Okla . He told them that space research , as de- fined in the National ...
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... observations throughout the world . It is heartening that in times like these so many nations have agreed to cooperate in a world - wide program on scientific matters of interest and concern to all . It is eminently fitting and indeed ...
... observations throughout the world . It is heartening that in times like these so many nations have agreed to cooperate in a world - wide program on scientific matters of interest and concern to all . It is eminently fitting and indeed ...
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... observations in the regions beyond the earth's atmosphere . The President expressed personal gratification that the American program will provide scientists of all nations this important and unique opportunity for the advancement of ...
... observations in the regions beyond the earth's atmosphere . The President expressed personal gratification that the American program will provide scientists of all nations this important and unique opportunity for the advancement of ...
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