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Название: Its ONLY Rocket Science. An Introduction in Plain English (Astronomers Universe)
Автор: Rogers L.
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Рубрика: Физика/
Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц
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Год издания: 2008
Количество страниц: 354
Добавлена в каталог: 26.02.2009
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Orbit, graveyard 57 80 92—93 96 287
Orbit, high Earth 92 225
Orbit, highly elliptical 92 225 244 246 266 269
Orbit, hyperbolic 85
Orbit, inclination (definition) 12 13 303—304
Orbit, Keplerian 283 303 312
Orbit, low Earth (definition) 89
Orbit, medium Earth 92
Orbit, Molniya 92 109 112
Orbit, non-Keplerian 283
Orbit, parking 30 92 96 115 298
Orbit, polar 39 58 59 91 96 109 111
Orbit, Sun synchronous 91—92
Orbit, temporary 30 76 92
Orbit, transfer 100 101 104 105 109 244
Orbital debris see "Debris"
Orbital Deep Space Imager (shelved space telescope) 226
Orbital elements 12 88 223 232 233 303—306
Orbital Module (Soyuz) 199
Orbital parameters 12 88 223 232 233 303—306
Orbital velocity 11 12 84 278 297 298
Orbiter Access Arm 75
Orbiter Processing Facility 65
Organisation for Weather Satellite and Earth Observation Enthusiasts, The (web site) 235 310
Orteig Prize 276
Outer Space Treaty 17 274 275
Oxidiser 7 46 116 118 121 122 123 126 127
Oxygen 9 25 26 121 190 198
Oxygen on other bodies 237 238 247 258
Oxygen, Elektron electrolysis system 175
Oxygen, life support 170 174—177 181 195 198 207
Oxygen, liquid 25 121
Pacific Ocean 23 59
packet radio 168
Palapa B-2 80
Palomar Observatory 267
Parachute on Earth 33 62 66 67 74 77 164 195 277
Parachute on other bodies 42 68 72 162 254
Parkes Radio Telescope (Australia) 158
Pathfinder 162 252 254
PAVE PAWS 223
Payload fairing 27 29 30 33 117
Payload shroud 27 29 30 33 117
Pearson, Jerome 296
Pellet-pushed probes 290—291
Penguin suit (exercise device) (Mir) 187
Periapsis 86 307
Perichron 86
Perigee 86—87
Perigee passage 303 306
Perihelion 86
Perijove 86
Perilune 86
Periselene 86
Perscids (meteor shower) 14
Perturbation 12 36 95 96 97 113 216 313
Phase angle 228
Phased array 156—158 163 223
Philae (lander) 74
Photograph 59 138 164 184 214 217
Photograph of planets 71 72 252 260
Photograph of the Moon 159 249 250
Photon 36 141—142
Photon, propulsion 279 280 285 286 290 292 299
Photovoltaic see "Solar array"
Piazzi, Giuseppe 266
Pillars of Hercules (Straits of Gibraltar) 20
Pioneer (spacecraft), Lunar missions 250
Pioneer (spacecraft), Pioneer 10 3 12 37 41 47 107 258 281
Pioneer (spacecraft), Pioneer 11 3 12 37 41 258 260
Pisces (constellation) 138
Pitch 29 38 83 84 141 282
Pitchover 29
Planck (planned) 95
Planet (definition) 240
Planetary Society 281
plasma 130 286 287 291 292
Pluto 12
Pluto, description 16 241 242 265—266
Pluto, missions 41
Pluto, moons, Charon 12 265—266
Pluto, moons, Hydra 265
Pluto, moons, Nix 265
Point design 56
Polaris (star) (the Pole Star) 16 144 311
POLITICS 1 17 56 273 285
Polyakov, Valery (cosmonaut) 255
PoSAT-1 146
Positional observations 229—231 314—315
Potentiometer 140
Potocnik, Herman (Noordung) 90
Power, battery 37 44 45 46 48—50 131 254
Power, electrical 44 47 131 154 165 180
Power, fuel cell 46 47 48 174 180
Power, nuclear 46—48 131 249 284 290 298—299
Power, solar see "Solar array"
Power, source 33 44 45 48—50 127 154 165 277
Power, source, primary 44—48 50
Power, source, secondary 44 48—49 50
Power, system 44—50
Pre-launch 29 55 57 78 79
Pre-spaceflight 19—26
Precession 138 307
Prime Meridian 136
Prograde 89 108 109
progress 163 180 193 194 196 203
Project Mercury 51—53 62 66 74 159 174
Propellant feed system 24 125—126
Propellant, bi-propellant 116 121 122
Propellant, chemical 32 115 116—127 129 132 244 286 287
Propellant, cold gas 38 74 127
Propellant, gelled 126
Propellant, hybrid 126—127
Propellant, liquid 24—25 31 38 116 120—126
Propellant, monopropellant 121 122 125
Propellant, solid 24 28 74 116—120 125 126—127 286 287 see motor"
Propulsion system 115—132
Propulsion system, auxilary rocket 38 76
Propulsion system, bi-propellant 116 121 122
Propulsion system, chemical 32 115 116—127 129 132 244 286 287
Propulsion system, cooling system 124—125
Propulsion system, electric 127—131
Propulsion system, feed system 24 125 126
Propulsion system, future 279—301
Propulsion system, ion drive 30 98 101 128—131 244 277 283
Propulsion system, jet 7 17
Propulsion system, laser ablation 286—287
Propulsion system, laser gas detonation 287—288
Propulsion system, mini-magnetospheric plasma propulsion (M2P2) 291—292
Propulsion system, monopropellant 121 122 125
Propulsion system, nuclear 131—132 298—300
Propulsion system, photon 279 280 285 286 290 292 299
Propulsion system, solar sail see "Sailing solar"
Propulsion system, solar thermal 131—132
Propulsion system, space elevator 132 296—297
Protons 2 4 129 181 182 280
Proxima Centauri (star) 237 286
Psychological effects 19 167 200—201
Ptolemaic 21
Pulsed-Plasma Thruster (PPT) 130 287
Pup (star) 240
QSL card 168 see
Radar 162—163 216—217 222—223 235
Radar Ocean Reconnaissance Satellites (RORSAT) 48
Radiation, infrared 97 145 163 181 184 266 288 299
Radiation, ionizing 181—182
Radiation, limiting exposure 182—183
Radiation, microwave 181
Radiation, non-ionizing 181
Radiation, nuclear 47
| Radiation, protection 41 81 96 143 177 181—184 196 197
Radiation, shield 182 183 202 258
Radiation, solar 197
Radiation, solar, pressure 36 91 270 279—281 283 284
Radiation, ultraviolet 177 184 278
Radio astronomy 158 225
Radio beacon 209 210 222
Radioisotope 46—47 131 284 298
Radioisotope thermoelectric generator (RTG) 46—47 131
Ranger (Lunar spacecraft) 70 250
Re-entry 2 51—53 64 80 159 162 169 185 195 221 313
Re-entry vehicle 51—53
Re-entry, effect on human body 171 173 174 182
Reaction control system 38 76
Reaction wheels 38 39
Reactor 47 48 131 194 298 299
Receiver 146 147 151—157 163 209 210 216 223 231—235
Recycle 80 174 175 180 194 274
Red giant (star type) 240
Red-out (loss of vision) 170
Redundancy 81 see
Reflection, types of 316
Relativistic effects 149—150
Relativity 149—150
Relay satellite 38 89 153 162
Reliability 28 31 80 81 225 277
Rendezvous 58 60 93 103—104 108 163 281 294
Rescue of Astronauts 66
Research Establishment for Applied Science (FGAN) (Germany) 217
Resistojet 128
Retrograde 89 108 109 245 262 264 265
Ride, Sally (astronaut) 191
Right ascension 137—138 305 311—312 313 315
Ring Laser Gyroscope (RLG) 141 see
Ring Nebula (M57) (planetary nebula, Lyra) 240
Rocket into Interplanetary Space, The (Oberth) 24
Rocket Research Group (German army) 25
Rocket, basics 26—28
Rocket, chemical 32 115 116—127 129 132 244 286 287
Rocket, Congreve 19—20
Rocket, engine 120—126
Rocket, liquid-fuelled 120—126
Rocket, motor 7 28 30 32 50 74 116—120 121 124 125 127 285
Rocket, nuclear 131—132 298—300
Rocket, peacetime uses 20
Rocket, retrorocket 42 68 72 254
Rocket, sounding 10 33—34
Rocket, step 27
Rocket, strap-on 28 32
Rogers Dry Lake 64
Rokko, Mount (Japan) 177
ROLL 38 65 83 84
Rollover see "Pitchover"
Roman Catholic Church 21
Rosen, Edward, Kepler's Somnium 21
Rosetta 45 73 157 271
Rostand, Edmond 23
Rotating sling 294—295
Roundup (Johnson Space Centre Newsletter) 80
Royal Greenwich Observatory (UK) 221
Royal Society, The (UK) 22
Royal Woolwich Arsenal (London, UK) 19
Rubber duck 232
Rubbish 14 80 164 184 196 see
Runway 62—65 76
Runway, Heathrow Airport (UK) 63
Runway, Istres (France) 76
Runway, Moron (Spain) 76
Runway, Rogers Dry Lake 64
Runway, Zaragoza (Spain) 76
Russian Federation (part of the former Soviet Union) 58 65 67 see
Russian Mission Control Centre 163
Russian Space Agency 202 224
safety 57 68 69 120 127 277 299
Safety, factor of 61
Safety, margin 64
Sagnac effect 150 see
Sailing, beam 284—285
Sailing, laser 285—287 288
Sailing, magnetic 291—292
Sailing, microwave 288—290
Sailing, plasma 291—292
Sailing, solar 132 279—284 285 286 288 289
Salyut (space station), Salyut 1 248
Salyut (space station), Salyut 7 191
Satellite Laser Ranging (SLR) 220
Satellite Tracking Program 217
Satellite without published data 228 231 233
Satellite, amateur radio 128 167—168 233—235 309
Satellite, communication 40 128 157 158 228
Satellite, dead 79—80 209 212 216
Satellite, Earth observation 40 164 235 310 see weather"
Satellite, geostationary 90 91 93 147 226
Satellite, geosynchronous 15 79 80 89 90 92 147 232
Satellite, military 157 222
Satellite, natural 41 214 215 250
Satellite, navigation 37 146—147 212
Satellite, observing satellites 209—235 311—318
Satellite, relay 37 89 153 162
Satellite, scientific 13 304
Satellite, spin stabilized 37—39
Satellite, weather 37 40 79 89 91 233 234 235 310
Saturn 86
Saturn V (rocket and launch vehicle) 27 69
Saturn, description 16 240 241 242 258—261
Saturn, missions 40 41 47 72 107 163 224 260—261
Saturn, moons 259—260
Saturn, moons, Titan 40 41 72 162 259—261
Saturn, ring system 16 259 260
Savitskaya, Svetlana (cosmonaut) 191
Schmidlap, Johann 27
Science fiction 1 8 20 22—23 132 see Jules"
Seebeck effect 47
SeeSat-L (mailing list) 231
SELENE (Selenological and Engineering Explorer) 37 251
Selenites (fictional inhabitants of the Moon) 22 see Rev.
Semi-major axis 86 87 303 306
Semiconductor 3 45 47
Seneca 1
Sensor, active 216
Sensor, dedicated 217
Sensor, Earth 145
Sensor, electro-optical 219 225
Sensor, GEODSS 218—219 225
Sensor, horizon 145
Sensor, passive 216
Sensor, space-based visible (SBV) 225
Sensor, star 143—145
Sensor, Sun 143
Shadowgraph 51 52
Shepard, Alan B. (astronaut) 34 189
Shooting star 14 51 227
Shower (washing) 180 194 see washing"
Shroud, aerodynamic 30 300
Shroud, payload 27 29 30 33 117
Shuttle see "Space Shuttle"
Shuttle-Mir Oral History Program 166
Siberia, Oymakon (coldest inhabited place) 177
Sickness see "Health sickness"
Sidereal 89 90 109
Siemienowicz, Kazimierz 19 27
Siemienowicz, Kazimierz, Artis Magnae Artilleriae pars prima (Great Art of Artillery, the First Part) 19
Simplified Aid for Extravehicular Activity Rescue (SAFER) 198
Sirius (star) (also known as Dog Star) 16 20 144 240
Sky hook 298
Skylab (space station) 80 184 190 201
Skylark (rocket) 117
sleep 21 183 199—200
Sling shot see "Fly-by"
Small solar system bodies 267—271
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