Letter (Astounding, September 1943): Don Channing Mentions a Millisecond as the Deviation in Postition as Observed from Venus Equilateral. The Ship Didn't —Couldn't—Turn at Right Angles, But a Vector of Considerable Magnitude at Right Angles Was Obtained.

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Title: Letter (Astounding, September 1943): Don Channing Mentions a Millisecond as the Deviation in Postition as Observed from Venus Equilateral. The Ship Didn't —Couldn't—Turn at Right Angles, But a Vector of Considerable Magnitude at Right Angles Was Obtained.
Author: Malcolm Jameson
Year: 1943
Type: Essays

Editions/Publications:

Unknown. Astounding Science-Fiction, September 1943 (Unknown, Malcolm Jameson, Street & Smith Publications, Inc., $0.25, 164 pages, pulp, MAGAZINE)

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