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BACK IN PUBLIC Radio and TV star As&ur oGodfae
(left) makes his first personal Public appearanc 6pM
his recent cancer operation. Here he appears St
Eastern States Exposition horse show in W&Sfcrgjg
field, Mass., with his horse "Goldie," aidexpoTitoo
president J. Loring Brooks or WUbrahicn,ia
Scientists Se'ekf'
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Washington-to explore
Mars or Venus, scientist need
satellites that c broadcast
through millions of miles of
space
Mars never comes closer to
the earth than 34 milgon
miles and at tunes Q-uises Z50
million miles away. Venus is
the earth's closest neighbors
in space apart from t&e
. moon and an occasional com
et or asteroid but it Sever
swings closer thh 24 million
miles. It would take present
rockets about 150 days to
reach Venus.
Broadcasting ever vast dis
tancesor such long periods
will require , a great deal of
electric power. Hcpwver,
satellites are cut off fm
earthly supplies of electricity,
and conventional chemical
batteries capable of supplying
sufficient power weigh too
much. Hence scientists are in
vestigating ways fo?g satel
lite to manufacture its own
electricity as it goes along.
Solar Power Promising
One way is to convert solar
power into electric power.
The " Vanguard, I satellite,
carrying six solar cells, has
been transmitting since its
launching oh March 17, 1958.
It represented the first suc
cessful application of solar
power to satellites.
Encouraged by Vanguard I,
the National Aeronautics and
Space Administration
launched the -now famous
"paddle-wheel" satellite, Ex
plorer VI, on Aug. 7, 159.
Explorer VI looks like an
awkwSrd cross betweeS a
windmill and a beach ball.
But it is considered the most
sophisticated satellite ever to
soar through space, and it
may carry the answer to the
electricity problem. The satel
lite has four square paddles
that jut ou from the sphere
Each . paddle contains 2,000
solar cells that turrPsAlight
0to electricity. They prottg
a wide surfadi ta cjftch sun-
ciight, and are arraagecT so4
that at least one alwgys faces
the sun. 0
Even with ?ts 8,000 Iaj
ceils , Explorer e vi inree
transmitters still use electri
city faster than ti$ alls can
make i So the primary trans
mitter remains Jileitf fr Igtg
periods whi eledtrfb jower
is3 being built f p; the othr
two low-power transmitters
continue to run. Etyring th
primary transmittea 9 rest
periods, data collected by in
struments are stored Cn a digi
tal compute. Upon siffml
from the earth, the tftingmlt
ter pours out in a few secortJs
all the kifc&mation caliactei
ovep several houi.
Report Blicrometearii -
Sontt mstrumeats record
the impa of xosmic dusl, or
micrometeorites, which has
long been considered a, pos-
sihlp hazard ftor sDace travel.
OtheS devices meaure radio
waves, the earthl magnetic
field, and fthe radiation in
belts surrounding the earth t
altitudes of 600 to perhaps
35,000 miles.
An instrument sflggetting
nrimitivp television cxmera
maps, in code the ctoed ers
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over xne earui. xne cuucu
chart is sent to an Carthboundl
receiver, gnd turned into
crfgje photograph of waathar
patterns. Bventtally,. scien-
tually, scientist hope tht
satellites , will provide de
tailed mans of weatBar fill
Iver the worlQ. Ts woul
provenvaluabie lor iorecaats
and weather research.
Explorer VI takes les man
13 hours to complete an or
bit that ranges from 26S0d
miles to within 260 milas of
the earth. The sphere i
pected to remain in $qut
imtil late I960 granger.
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$& olft. Archery is Bh,u-
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bf runnirJi 32 miles, but Teg
crarilp forced hinwto give up
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gave for his failure jto go the
distahcjwas: "I hav't ru
at all in three years." ' ,
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wtjjatir HWWIN. GANGLAND style, "Little Aufne'Ti-
sano and his companga, a blde former beauty contest
winer, Janice )rake, were found dad by New York
($olicg) in his automobile. Pisano, whose real name wai
Anthony CarfSio, was a former lieutenant of AI Capone
nd one of the nation top ranking hoodlums. Killeri
id in tck seat of Pisano's car, fl& af terghootin ','
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Two natives of Illinois have
served as vice presidents of
the United States. One was
Adlai Stevenson under Presi
dent Grover Cleveland and
the, other was Charles G.
Dawes under President Calvin
Coolidge.
The now divided city of
Berlin was formed in 1432 by
the merger of two settlements
across from each other on the
Spree River. They had been
founded in 1237.
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