Rockets by Goddard, Robert -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Title Page Copyright Page PREFACE Table of Contents FOREWORD A METHOD OF REACHING EXTREME ALTITUDES PREFACE A METHOD OF REACHING EXTREME ALTITUDES A METHOD OF REACHING EXTREME ALTITUDES

PART I. THEORY

METHOD TO BE EMPLOYED STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM REDUCTION OF EQUATION TO THE SIMPLEST FORM RIGOROUS SOLUTION FOR MINIMUM M AT PRESENT IMPOSSIBLE SOLUTION OF THE MINIMUM PROBLEM BY AN APPROXIMATE METHOD

PART II. EXPERIMENTS

EFFICIENCY OF ORDINARY ROCKET EXPERIMENTS IN AIR WITH SMALL STEEL CHAMBERS EXPERIMENTS WITH LARGE CHAMBER EXPERIMENTS IN VACUO DISCUSSION OF RESULTS DISCUSSION OF POSSIBLE EXPLANATIONS CONCLUSIONS FROM EXPERIMENTS SIGNIFICANCE OF THE ABOVE EXPERIMENTS AS REGARDS CONSTRUCTING A PRACTICAL APPARATUS

PART III. CALCULATIONS BASED ON THEORY AND EXPERIMENT

LIQUID-PROPELLANT ROCKET DEVELOPMENT

INTRODUCTION THE ESTABLISHMENT IN NEW MEXICO STATIC TESTS OF 1930-32 FLIGHTS DURING THE PERIOD 1930-32 RESUMPTION OF FLIGHTS IN NEW MEXICO DEVELOPMENT OF STABILIZED FLIGHT PENDULUM STABILIZER GYROSCOPE STABILIZER FURTHER DEVELOPMENT CONCLUSION

A Biographical Note and Appreciation

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