Autor(s)

Name

Vol

Year

1

Rooney K.J.

Interstellar Probes - A Communications Philosophy.

31

78

2

Jackson A.A.

Whitmire D.R.

A Laser Powered Interstellar Rocket.

31

78

3

Winterberg F.

Launching Of Large Payloads Into Earth Orbit By Intense Relativistic Electron Beams.

31

78

4

Vulpetti G.

A Problem Of Relativistic Navigation: The Three-dimensional Rocket Equation.

31

78

5

Martin A.R.

Bond A.

Nuclear Pulse Propulsion: A Historical Review Of An Advanced Propulsion Concept.

32

79

6

Ehricke K.A.

The Extpaterrestrial Imperative: Part 1; Evolutionary Logic.

32

79

7

Molton P.M.

Exobiological Notebook.

32

79

8

Mallove E.

and other

Interstellar Travel And Communication Bibliography.

33

80

9

San M. G. de

The Ultimate Destine Of An Intelligent Species - Everlasting Nomadic Life In The Galaxy.

34

81

10

Saunders M. W.

Star Distance Diagrams.

34

81

11

Stuiver W.

and other

On The Composition And Deployment Of A Space-based Interstellar Search System.

34

81

12

Ranganayaki S.

and other

Photochemical Fixation Of Carbon Dioxide By Jeewanu

34

81

13

Lemke H.

Instantaneous Communication Over Cosmic Distances.

34

81

14

Smith A.G.

Constraints Limiting The Rate Of Human Expansion Into The Galaxy.

34

81

15

Zuckerman B.

Space Telescopes

34

81

16

Matloff G.L.

Mallove E.

Solar Sail Starships: The Clipper Ships Of The Galaxy.

34

81

17

Grant T.J.

In-flight Maintenance: Part-1 The Policy Choice.

34

81

18

Richards I.R.

A Closed Ecosystem For Space Colonies.

34

81

19

Hilton W.E.

The Seti Ellipsoid.

34

81

20

Good I.J.

Thinking About Thinking: Or Why Authors Should See Page Proofs.

34

81

21

Coffey E.J.

A Matter Of Methodology: Reply To Good.

34

81

22

Frietas R.A.

Report Of The Nasa/Asee 1980 Summer Study On Advanced Automation For Space Missions.

34

81

23

Rao U.R.

Geomagnetic Field - Its Role In The Evolution Of Life And Intelligent On Earth.

34

81

24

Murphy J.R.

Medical Consideration For Manned Interstellar Flight.

34

81

25

Vulpetti G.

Relativistic Astrodynamics: Non-rectilinear Trajectories For Star Exploration Flights.

34

81

26

Sterhenson D.G.

A Classification Of Extraterrestrial Cultures.

34

81

27

Tang T.B.

Recurrent Supernovae As Time Markers In Interstellar Communications.

34

81

28

Jackson A.A.

Killen R.

Accretion Shocks As Evidence Of Extrasolar Planets.

34

81

29

Bolie V.W.

Cosmic Background Radiation Drag Effects At Relativistic Speeds.

34

81

30

Singer C.E.

Galactic Extraterrestrial Intelligence 1 -the Constraint On Search Strategies Imposed By The Possibi

35

82

31

Cassenti B.N.

A Comparison Of Interstellar Propulsion Methods.

35

82

32

Grant t.J.

Estimation Of Reliability And Maintainability Improvement Rates Using The Duane Model.

35

82

33

Michaud M.A.

The Final Question: Paradigms For Intelligent Life In The Universe.

35

82

34

Siebrand W.J.

Radiospectroscopic Study Of Astrophysical Photon Source Flares And The Seti.

35

82

35

Bond A.

On The Improbability Of Intelligent Extraterrestrials.

35

82

36

Smith A.G.

Settlers And Metals - Industrial Supplies In A Barren Planetary System.

35

82

37

Taube M.

Future Of The Terrestrial Civilisation Over A Period Of Billions Of Years (Red Giant And Earth Shift

35

82

38

Grant T.J.

Daedalus Probe Requirements And Deployment As A Function Of Reliability.

35

82

39

Tang T.B.

Fermi Paradox And Seti.

35

82

40

Massier P.F.

The Need For Expanded Exploration Of Matter-antimatter Annihilation For Propulsion Applications.

35

82

41

Forward R.L.

Antimatter Propulsion.

35

82

42

Cassenti B.N.

Design Considerations For Relativistic Antimatter Rockets.

35

82

43

Morgan D.L.

Concepts For The Design Of An Antimatter Annihilation Rocket.

35

82

44

Zito R.R.

The Cryogenic Confinement Of Antiprotons For Space Propulsion Systems.

35

82

45

Chapline G.

Antimatter Breeders?

35

82

46

Sheldon E.

Giles R.H.

Celestial Views From Nonrelativistic And Relativistic Interstellar Spacecraft.

36

83

47

Birch P.

Orbital Ring System And Jacob's Ladders - 2

36

83

48

Sheldon E.

Evolution Of Characteristic Parameters For Schwarzchild

36

83

49

Freitas R.A.

Terraforming Mars And Venus Using Machine Self-replicating System (Srs).

36

83

50

Nussinov M.D.

Lysenko S.V.

Space Vacuum Hingers Radiopanspermia.

36

83

51

Matloff G.L.

Mallove E.

The Interstellar Solar Sail - Optimization And Further Analysis.

36

83

52

Stepherson D.G.

Comets And Interstellar Travel.

36

83

53

McLaughlin W.I.

Pathways Of Evolution For Man And Machine.

36

83

54

Martin A.R.

Bond A.

Is Mankind Unique?

36

83

55

Fronting H.D.

Requirements For Rapid Transport To The Further Stars.

36

83

56

Birch P.

Orbital Ring System And Jacob's Ladders - 3

36

83

57

Cathcart R.B.

Megastructural End To Geologic Time.

36

83

58

Bainbridge W.S.

Attitudes Towards Interstellar Communication: An Empirical Study.

36

83

59

Paragiannis M.D.

Search For Extraterrestrial Life - A New Commission Of The Iau.

36

83

60

Zito R.R.

Chain Reactions In Hydrogen-antiproton Pile.

36

83

61

Parpotny Z.

Lehmann J.

Interstellar Travel And Communication Bibliography: 1982 Update.

36

83

62

Martin A.R.

Computer Programs And Jbis Interstellar Studies - Some Guidelines For Submission.

36

83

63

Matloff G.L.

Beyond The Thousand-year Ark: Further Study Of Non-nuclear Interstellar Flight.

36

83

64

Freitas R.A.

The Case For Interstellar Probes.

36

83

65

Freitas R.A.

Extraterrestrial Intelligence In The Solar System: Resolving The Fermi Paradox.

36

83

66

Freitas R.A.

The Search For Extraterrestrial Artifacts (Seta).

36

83

67

Crowe D.G.

Laser Induced Pair Production As A Matter-antimatter Source.

36

83

68

Martin A.R.

A Delphi Experiment On Mankind's Interstellar Future.

36

83

69

Cesarone R.J.

and other.

Prospects For The Voyager Extra-planetary And Interstellar Mission.

37

84

70

Birch P.

Is Faster Then Light Travel Causally Possible?

37

84

71

Vulpetti G.

A Propulsion-oriented Synthesis Of The Antiproton-nucleon Annihilation Experimental Results.

37

84

72

Matloff G.L.

Interstellar Solar Sailing: Consideration Of Real And Projected Sail Materials.

37

84

73

Martin A.R.

World Ships - Concept, Cause, Cost, Construction And Colonisation.

37

84

74

Bond A.

Martin A.R.

World Ships - Assessment Of The Engineering Feasibility.

37

84

75

Grant T.G.

The Population Stability Of Isolated World Ships And World Ship Fleets.

37

84

76

Smith A.G.

Worlds In Miniature - Life In The Starships Environment.

37

84

77

Holmes D.L.

World Ships: A Sociological View.

37

84

78

Vulpetti G.

An Approach To The Modelling Of Matter-antimatter Propulsion Systems.

37

84

79

Tang T.B.

The Number Of Inhabited Planets In The Galaxy.

37

84

80

Molik P.

Artificial Intelligence As An Evolutionary Stage Of Human Mind.

37

84

81

Bainbridge W.S.

Computer Simulation Of Cultural Drift: Limitations On Interstellar Colonisation.

37

84

82

Cassenti B.N.

Optimisation Of Relativistic Antimatter Rockets.

37

84

83

Matloff G.L.

The State Of The Art Solar Sail And The Interstellar Precursor Mission.

37

84

84

Legget N.E.

Fielder J.A.

Space Greenhouse Design.

37

84

85

Lacey D.

Some Social Implication Of A Generation Starship.

37

84

86

Parpotny Z.

and other

Interstellar Travel And Communication Bibliography: 1984 Update.

37

84

87

Dunlop A.

Existence Of Extraterrestrial Life.

37

84

88

Vulpetti G.

Relativistic Astrodynamics: The Problem Of Payload Optimisation In A Two-star Exploration Flight Wit

37

84

89

Denton T.

Dancing In Our Lenses: Why There Are Not More Technological Civilizations.

37

84

90

Birch P.

Can Population Grow Forever?

38

85

91

Freitas R.A.

Observable Characteristics Of Extraterrestrial Technological Civilisations.

38

85

92

Matloff G.L.

On The Potential Performance Of Non-nuclear Interstellar Arks.

38

85

93

Elliott J.O.

Terry W.K.

Plasma Expansion In The Daedalus First-stage Engine.

38

85

94

Stalker R.J.

Trend Analysis For Interstellar Pamjet Technologies.

38

85

95

Matloff G.L.

Mallove E.

Non-nuclear Interstellar Flight: Application Of Planetary Gravitational Assist.

38

85

96

Gerard V.B.

The Zoo We Live In.

38

85

97

Hands J.

Suspended Animation For Space Flight.

38

85

98

Martin A.R.

Space Resources And Limits To Growth.

38

85

99

Matloff G.L.

Ubell C.B.

World Ships: Prospects For Non-nuclear Propulsion And Power Sources.

38

85

100

Lebon B.

A Rational Goal For Mankind.

38

85

101

Smith A.G.

Failures Setbacks And Compensations In Interstellar Expansion.

38

85

102

Jones E.M.

A Manned Interstellar Vessel Using Microwave Propulsion : A Daysonship.

38

85

103

Finney B.R.

Seti And Interstellar Migration.

38

85

104

Martin A.R.

International Academy Of Astronautics Review Meeting Om Communication With Extraterrestrial Intellig

38

85

105

Papagiannis M.D.

The Search For Extraterrestrial Life: Recent Developments. A Report On Iau Symposium 112.

38

85

106

Reupce W.A.

Inertial Fusion Systems Studies And Nuclear Pulse Propulsion.

38

85

107

Nussinov M.D.

Maron V.I

Evolutionary Approach To Developing Abiogenesis Models.

38

85

108

Fogg M.J.

Extrasolar Planetary Systems: A Microcomputer Simulation.

38

85

109

Coffey E.J.

The Improbability Of Behavioural Convergence In Aliens -behavioural Implications Of Morphology.

38

85

110

Ney P.

Extraterrestrial Intelligence Contact Treaty?

38

85

111

Prytz J.

Ceti: What Are The Benefits?

38

85

112

Fogg M.J.

Extra-solar Planetary Systems Ii: Habitable Planets In The Galaxy.

39

86

113

Zito R.R.

Antimatter Reactor Dynamics.

39

86

114

Matloff G.L.

World Ships And White Dwarfs.

39

86

115

Bloomfield M.

Sociology Of An Interstellar Vehicle

39

86

116

Meisner R.D.

The Compatibility Of The Universe To Complex Order: Paradigms And Speculations.

39

86

117

Paprotny Z.

Lehmann J.

Interstellar Travel And Communication Bibliography - 1985 Update.

39

86

118

Jones M.

The Space Settlement Papers.

39

86

119

Subotowicz M.

Energy For Interstellar Flights Delivered Through Nuclear Matter Compression In Heavy Nuclei Collisi

39

86

120

Fogg M.J.

Extra-solar Planetary Systems Iii: Potential Sites For The Origin And Evolution Of Technical Civiliz

39

86

121

McLaughlin W.I.

A Seti Experiment.

39

86

122

Forward R.L.

Feasibility Of Interstellar Travel.

39

86

123

Bond A.

Martin A.R.

Project Daedalus Reviewed.

39

86

124

Vulpetty G.

Antimatter Propulsion For Space Exploration.

39

86

125

Froning H.D.

Use Of Vacuum Energies For Interstellar Space Flight.

39

86

126

Ksanfomality L.V.

Problem Of Habitation On Planetary Systems Of Red Dwarf Stars.

39

86

127

Tarter J.S.

and other

Review Of Methodology And Technology Available For The Detection Of Extrasolar Planetary Systems.

39

86

128

Matloff G.L.

Faster Non-nuclear World Ships.

39

86

129

Lebon B.A.

Magnetic Shepherding5 Of Orbital Grain6 Streams.

39

86

130

Tough A.

What Role Will Extraterrestrials Play In Humanity's Future?

39

86

131

Subotowicz M.

Possible Existence Of Terrestrial-like Civilizations.

39

86

132

Aston G.

Electric Propulsion: A Far Reaching Technology.

39

86

133

Coffey E.J.

Evolutionary Objections To Alien Design Models.

39

86

134

Minovitch M.A.

A Generalized Theory Of Classical Rocket Propulsion For Future Space Travel.

40

87

135

Paptrony Z.

and other

Interstellar Travel And Communication Bibliography - 1986 Update.

40

87

136

Lebon B.A.

Space Transportation Through Magnetic Shepherding Of A Grazing Earth Ring

40

87

137

Early J.T.

Space Transportation System With Energy Transfer And Force Beams.

40

87

138

Deardorff J.W.

Examination Of The Embargo Hypothesis As An Explanation For The Great Silence.

40

87

139

Fogg M.G.

The Feasibility Of Intergalactic Colonization And Its Relevance To Seti

41

88

140

Schultz F.W.

The Effects Of Investment In Extraterrestrial Resources And Manufacturing On The Limits To Growth.

41

88

141

Lebon B.A.

An International Space Telpher System (Ists) Usings An Earth Grain Ring.

41

88

142

Matloff G.L.

Parks K.

Interstellar Gravity Assist Propulsion: A Correction And New Application.

41

88

143

Kammash T.

Galbraith D.L.

A Promising Fusion Approach To Advanced Space Propulsion.

41

88

144

Papagiannis M.D.

Bioastronomy - The Next Steps. A Report On Iau Colloquium 99.

41

88

145

Augenstein B.W.

Interstellar Communication By Visiting Card

43

90

146

Nordley G.D.

Application Of Antimatter-electric Power To Interstellar Propulsion

43

90

147

Oliver B.M.

A Review Of Intrstellar Rocketry Fundamentals

43

90

148

Andrews D.G.

Zubrin R.M.

Magnetic Sails And Interstellar Travel

43

90

149

Varsi G.

Telerobotics For The Efficient Utilisation Of Space.

43

90

150

Gray R.H.

Isotropically Detectable Interstellar Beacons

44

90

151

Vulpetti G.

Multiple Propulsion Concept for Interstellar Flight : General Teory and Basic Results

44

90

152

Harris M.J.

A Search for Linear Alinment of Gamma Ray Burst Sources

44

90

153

Lawton A.T.

Wright P.

The Search for Companions to Epsilon Eridani

44

90

154

Michaud M.A.G.

A Manifesto for Expansion

44

90

155

Devito C.L.

Oehrle R.T.

A Language Based on the Fundamental Facts of Science

44

90

156

Maccone C.

Relativistic Interstellar Flight and Genetics

44

90

157

Matloff G.L.

Early Interstellar Precursor Solar Sail Pribes

44

91

158

Zubrin R.

Nuclear Salt Water Rockets: High Thrust at 10,000 sec isp

44

91

159

Halyard R.J.

Optimum Interstellar Travel Times for Pulsed Fusion Propulsion System

44

91

160

Rather J.D.G.

Lasers Revisited: Their Superior Utility for Interstellar Beacons, Communications and Travel

44

91

161

Nussinov M.D.

Maron V.L.

Evolutionary Approach to SETI Problems

44

91

162

Lawton A.T.

Wright P.

Searching for Other Worlds

44

91

163

Paragiannis M.D.

Bioastronomy

44

91

165

Forward R.L.

Antimatter  Propulsion

45

92

166

Forward R.L.

Ad  Astra!

49

96